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Originally Posted by |Mitch| (Post 764997)

II The Return II Official Baker Mayfield Heisman Hype - YouTube

Lot of wide open receivers in that highlight

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I want another lock-down corner to go along with Lattimore

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Originally Posted by j-byrd (Post 765003)

Lot of wide open receivers in that highlight

In the first three games this season:

19 of 20 for 329 (95% completion percentage) 3 TDs - 0 Ints = UTEP

27 of 35 for 386 (77% completion percentage) 3 TDs - 0 Ints = Ohio State

17 of 27 for 331 (63% completion percentage) 4 TDs - 0 Ints = Tulane

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Originally Posted by hagan714 (Post 764998)

Go all out with probably the safest pick in the draft?
Calvin Ridley WR Alabama 6005 190 4.48

nah free up cap

Replacement for either Peterson or Ingram in 2018 and replacement for the other in 2019
Derrius Guice RB LSU 5106 222 4.45 #5 Jr

Nick Fairley
Potential Out: 2019, 2 yr, $14,000,000; $4,000,000 dead cap
Christian Wilkins DT Clemson 6032 310 5.04 #42 Jr
Vita Vea DT Washington 6041 332 5.19 #50 rJr

Kenny Vaccaro = 4 yrs, $21,758,497?
Ronnie Harrison, SS Alabama 6011 214 4.57 #15 Jr

So far Alex looks ok, so to dump a bunch of dead wood
Bradley Chubb DE N.C. State 6031 273 4.86 #9 Sr

Drew Brees cap hit of an est. $28 million or 16% of the cap
Luke Falk, QB, Washington State 6032 214 4.87 #4 rSr

I kinda like Luke but the Washington State legend Ryan Falling Leaf scares me!

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We'll probably wind up 7-9 again and just miss out on impact players picking in the middle of the pack.

We really need the space eater next to Rankins to free him up a little so he can finally get there.

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The trouble is we don't have a 2nd round pick because of trading up to get Kamara, which could prove costly.

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Originally Posted by dizzle88 (Post 765183)

The trouble is we don't have a 2nd round pick because of trading up to get Kamara, which could prove costly.

We throw around draft picks like discards in a poker game.

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Originally Posted by rezburna (Post 765005)

Mason Rudolph.

He is my other QB in round 1.

But I am still not giving up hope we can manage a season were we pick no higher than 15. If we are in the top 15 he is the man. He has that skill set to open up the field even more than Drew down the road. He has a ton of starting time also and yet his progression in his reads needs work IMO. That is my #1 concern with him. If he can improve on that, the sky is the limit. Drew is the perfect mentor for him. He reminds of me David Carr.

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Originally Posted by CheramieIII (Post 765027)

I kinda like Luke but the Washington State legend Ryan Falling Leaf scares me!

Ryan was a gun slinger with the upside hype of being able to grow mentally into a pro QB. well we all know what a head case he was. his own worse enemy was his press clippings.

Luke does not come across that way and he is a smart kid. No way should he start year one. But he has all the skill sets to make the Drew transition as painless as possible. He reminds me of Drew coming out of college and even Drew had to sit. My issues with Luke is hesitation with routes over the middle between the strips. Most of his Ints are in this area. At times he just does thread the needle when the window is too small. Faith in himself or in his WR? That maybe the issue. He could be a lights out QB that will always have a decent number of Int his whole career . That is an interview thing and evaluating the 6 inches between his ears. if so he can be a carbon copy of Drew. So the Saints offense would not change that much.