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Look if we lose one pick to grab a difference maker and still have 4 picks in the top 78, I'm feeling pretty good. |
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I say stay put at 13 and if you wanna trade up I say ok do it with the 31st pick trade a 3rd and 5th to move up to the low 20's but besides that stay where we are for the first 3 rounds
But I also wanna use the first 3 picks on defense we still have enough offense that we will be alright but defense we need all the help we can get not impressed with the guys they have added too that side of the ball at all Ideally i'd take a pass rusher and a corner in the first round |
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Trading up for what???
I can see maybe moving up to 10 and getting the best CB in the draft but stay put and take our chances. We have to let the draft play out. |
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So basically we give up 1 pick to move 7 spots, not bad and you still end up with 4 picks in first 3 I am not saying we will, I am just saying it is good value if we do |
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I could see our draft play out like this: Trade a 2nd to get a higher 1st. Then draft at 31 Trade a 4th to get back into the 2nd. |
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We have a ton of talent with very minimal holes. You could argue this team has more talent than last years, we just need them to play to their potential. I say trade up with #31 and target Beasley, keep 13 and see who falls. |
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Quantity of picks doesn't equate to good drafting. And maybe the coaches and players do feel like they're 2-3 impact players away from making a difference. |
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