SmashMouth

27: R1P27
LB ROQUAN SMITH GEORGIA
91: R3P27
WR CHRISTIAN KIRK TEXAS A&M
129: R4P27
TE TROY FUMAGALLI WISCONSIN
149: R5P10
CB NICK NELSON WISCONSIN
166: R5P27
QB KYLE LAULETTA RICHMOND
192: R6P15
EDGE JOE OSTMAN CENTRAL MICHIGAN
204: R6P27
OT ANDRE DILLARD WASHINGTON ST
245: R7P27
C AUSTIN GOLSON AUBURN


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jeanpierre

27: R1P27
DL TAVEN BRYAN
FLORIDA
Taven Bryan can play DE, DT3; they're are comparison to JJ Watt, but he's more of a Howie Long type...


91: R3P27
LB JOSEY JEWELL
IOWA
MLB that is smart, instinctual with quick reads and can cover - passed on Vander Esch because of this prospect...

127: R4P27
G WYATT TELLER
VIRGINIA TECH
Big lean, chiseled former defensive lineman who can put his massive manpaws on defenders and just maul...

147: R5P10
TE DALTON SCHULTZ
STANFORD
Untapped potential as a receiver was never realized in Stanford's scheme and one of the best blockers in the group...

164: R5P27
G SKYLER PHILLIPS
IDAHO STATE
Has a terrific first punch to stun defenders with a lower center of gravity to anchor against bull rushers and also a Center candidate...

189: R6P15
EDGE KYLIE FITTS
UTAH
IF this guy had stayed healthy, we'd be talking about a early second day draft pick; terrific small area quickness, spin move...

201: R6P27
WR DYLAN CANTRELL
TEXAS TECH
Came out of nowhere at the combine to post top five numbers in nearly all categories except the 40, only flaw in this sure-handed big receiver...

245: R7P27
CB MICHAEL JOSEPH
DUBUQUE
Really raw prospect and that may be a good thing paired with the right former CB now secondary coach; excellent ball tracking instincts...

FanSpeak Draft Summary

Note: Passed on certain prospects that felt obviously wouldn't be there; and no, not Lattimore's falling to No. 11, but second round picks in the fifth kinda thing...

It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way...

Beastmode

R1P27 TE MIKE GESICKI
R3P27 LB LEIGHTON VANDER ESCH
R4P27 WR D.J. CHARK
R5P10 EDGE KYLIE FITTS
R5P27 DL POONA FORD
R6P15 QB MIKE WHITE
R6P27 CB DARIOUS WILLIAMS
R7P27 LB AZEEM VICTOR

Stole Chark in the 4th! lol

Rell&Gold

R1P27- Rashaan Evans-Alabama

R3P27- Mark Andrews-Oaklahoma

R4P27-Breeland Speaks-Mississippi

R5P10-Dj Chark-LSU

R5P27-Zachary Crabtree-Oaklahoma State

R6P15-Justin Lawler-SMU

R6P27-Jojo Wicker-Arizona State

Barry from MS

27: R1P27 DL TAVEN BRYAN FLORIDA

91: R3P27 TE HAYDEN HURST SOUTH CAROLINA

127: R4P27 LB SHAQUEM GRIFFIN UCF

147: R5P10 WR SIMMIE COBBS, JR INDIANA

164: R5P27 EDGE CHAD THOMAS MIAMI (FL)

189: R6P15 DL JALYN HOLMES OHIO STATE

201: R6P27 WR CEDRICK WILSON BOISE STATE

245: R7P27 CB KAMRIN MOORE BOSTON COLLEGE

Cedrick Wilson was too hard to pass up in the 6th RD.

voodooido

Rd 1—CB Joshua Jackson Iowa
Rd 3—TE Dallas Goedart South Dakota State
Rd 4—WR DJ Chark LSU
Rd 5—Edge Jayln Holmes
Rd 5— OT brandon Parker North Carolina AT
Rd 6—LB Oren burks Vanderbilt
Rd 6—C Bradley Bozeman Alabama
Rd 7—DL justin jones. North Carolina state

saintsfan1976

27: R1P27
QB JOSH ALLEN, WYOMING
91: R3P27
C JAMES DANIELS, IOWA
127: R4P27
LB JOSEY JEWELL, IOWA
147: R5P10
WR D.J. CHARK, LSU
164: R5P27
CB TONY BROWN, ALABAMA
189: R6P15
P MICHAEL DICKSON, TEXAS
201: R6P27
DL DEADRIN SENAT, SOUTH FLORIDA
245: R7P27
OT JAMIL DEMBY, MAINE

voodooido

I’ve seen josh Allen falling into the 2nd. If there at 27 we would have to pull the trigger.

jjasso007

R1P27: RASHAAN EVANS - LB - ALABAMA
- ILB/OLB to bring youth and a top tier LB to our corp

R3P27: MARK ANDREWS - TE - OKLAHOMA
- Big 6'5 TE, knowing as a pass catcher. Was the fastest TE at the combine. ALl he did was put up numbers from Mayfield

R4P27: D.J. CHARK - WR - LSU
- had a great Senior Bowl. Good height. Brees could work with him

R5P10: JEREMY REAVES - S - SOUTH ALABAMA
- Small school guy who had a great Senior Bowl. Has some work to do but would be a great 3rd safety in a year

R5P27: BRANDON PARKER - OT - NORTH CAROLINA A&T
- smaller school mammoth of an OT. Had a decent senior bowl. Dominated his division and, with coaching, could be a more than adequate backup tackle

R6P15: COLBY GOSSETT - OG - APPALACHIAN STATE
- another small school offensive lineman who performed well at the Senior Bowl. Adds youth to our line, and at a position of need, especially if Kelemete leaves

R6P27: JAVON ROLLAND-JONES - DE - ARKANSAS STATE
- finished his collegiate career with 43.5 sacks. Has some work to do for the NFL, had a good Shrine Game week. Developmental player

R7P27: JALEN DAVIS - CB - UTAH STATE
- Not a big name, but was the 3rd best CB, per PFF, in terms of passer rating when targeted, allowing a 30.5 passer rating. And he was targeted a lot over the course of the season. Not bad for a 7th round pick

Cruize

DE Hubbard - Instant starter
OG Smith - Much needed depth. Kelemete likely gone. Armstead and Peat with injury concerns.
WR Smith - Big, fast, play maker opposite CGM. Instant starter.
RB Scarbrough - Saints need a third option. Ingram isn't getting any younger and Kamara plays violently.
DT Jones - Skilled big man in the middle. Revolving door last year for Saints.
WR Quinn - Too good to pass up. Who knows about Snead?
CB Jackson - Competition. Fiery disposition.
LB Kalambayi - Can play all spots. Rush the passer. Smart.

The TE's didn't come my way. I don't see the need to draft a QB until Drew retires.