I would rather pick up a corner in free agency and take one of the right tackles in the 1st.

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I would rather pick up a corner in free agency and take one of the right tackles in the 1st.

Sound logic.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Made a bunch of trades on PFN's simulator this time. 

Swapped picks 17 and 233 with Tampa Bay for picks 26 and 56. 
Swapped pick 116 with New Orleans for picks 148, 166 & 173.

26th - Jackson Powers-Johnson - C - Oregon 
48th - Cooper Beebe - OG - Kansas St. 
57th - Darius Robinson - EDGE - Missouri 
79th - Ruke Orhorhoro - DT - Clemson
96th - Roger Rosengarten - OT - Washington
148th - Brenden Rice - WR - USC
151st - Javion Cohen - OG - Miami (FL)
166th - Mohamed Kamara - EDGE - Colorado St. 
173rd - Ainia Smith - WR/RB - Texas A&M
194th - Gabe Hall - DT - Baylor
210th - Storm Duck - CB - Louisville

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

No trades this time. Use NFL Mock Draft Database simulator. Pleasantly surprised how this all came out, and, by far, it's one of my favorite one's but I highly doubt it would fall this way in real life. Great value picks in my opinion. 

17th - Brock Bowers - TE - Georgia
48th - T'Vondre Sweat - DT - Texas
96th - Michael Hall Jr. - DT - Ohio St. 
114th - Christian Haynes - C/RG - UConn
116th - Ainias Smith - WR/RB - Texas A&M
151st - Dominick Paul - LT/LG - Kansas
194th - Jaylin Simpson - CB - Auburn
210th - Richard Jibunor - EDGE - Troy
233rd - Jaylen Harrell - EDGE - Michigan

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

No trades this time. Use NFL Mock Draft Database simulator. Pleasantly surprised how this all came out, and, by far, it's one of my favorite one's but I highly doubt it would fall this way in real life. Great value picks in my opinion. 

17th - Brock Bowers - TE - Georgia
48th - T'Vondre Sweat - DT - Texas
96th - Michael Hall Jr. - DT - Ohio St. 
114th - Christian Haynes - C/RG - UConn
116th - Ainias Smith - WR/RB - Texas A&M
151st - Dominick Paul - LT/LG - Kansas
194th - Jaylin Simpson - CB - Auburn
210th - Richard Jibunor - EDGE - Troy
233rd - Jaylen Harrell - EDGE - Michigan

I can't see anyone complaining if the Jaguars took Bowers. Can't see him falling, but this is a case where taking value over need is a no-brainer. No way Sweat makes it to 48, either. Your other mock would be more likely to happen and I like doubling up on the interior linemen.

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I'd love if we could somehow get roman

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No trades this time. Use NFL Mock Draft Database simulator. Pleasantly surprised how this all came out, and, by far, it's one of my favorite one's but I highly doubt it would fall this way in real life. Great value picks in my opinion. 

17th - Brock Bowers - TE - Georgia
48th - T'Vondre Sweat - DT - Texas
96th - Michael Hall Jr. - DT - Ohio St. 
114th - Christian Haynes - C/RG - UConn
116th - Ainias Smith - WR/RB - Texas A&M
151st - Dominick Paul - LT/LG - Kansas
194th - Jaylin Simpson - CB - Auburn
210th - Richard Jibunor - EDGE - Troy
233rd - Jaylen Harrell - EDGE - Michigan

I can't see anyone complaining if the Jaguars took Bowers. Can't see him falling, but this is a case where taking value over need is a no-brainer. No way Sweat makes it to 48, either. Your other mock would be more likely to happen and I like doubling up on the interior linemen.

You absolutely take Bowers if he fell to our pick.  I'd honestly think about trading up a few if he even started to get close to our spot.  I think Bowers is the next great TEs with  LA Porta after Kelce and Kittle retire.    I think he goes in the top 7 picks. I think DJ is way off in his Bowers mock.  If he fell to around 13 or 14 though.

I'm starting to think Fuaga won't be there at 17 now as well.  JPJ is starting to be who I want if he has a great combine.

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I just hope we don't take Guyton at 17 which Baalke probably will because of his size and length. Guyton was getting beat in the Senior Bowl practices as well. I love his size but 17 is a bit high for me and Latham, Fuaga, and Mims are all about the same size. A lot of huge tackles this year

https://x.com/Marcus_Mosher/status/17534...43616?s=20

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No trades this time. Use NFL Mock Draft Database simulator. Pleasantly surprised how this all came out, and, by far, it's one of my favorite one's but I highly doubt it would fall this way in real life. Great value picks in my opinion. 

17th - Brock Bowers - TE - Georgia
48th - T'Vondre Sweat - DT - Texas
96th - Michael Hall Jr. - DT - Ohio St. 
114th - Christian Haynes - C/RG - UConn
116th - Ainias Smith - WR/RB - Texas A&M
151st - Dominick Paul - LT/LG - Kansas
194th - Jaylin Simpson - CB - Auburn
210th - Richard Jibunor - EDGE - Troy
233rd - Jaylen Harrell - EDGE - Michigan

I ran one last week where the RNG left Joe Alt on the board at 17. If only!!

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One scout at the Senior Bowl said JPJ will be a top 5 Center the day he steps on the field for which ever team drafts him

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One scout at the Senior Bowl said JPJ will be a top 5 Center the day he's steps on the field for which ever team drafts him

I'm inclined to agree with you and would take him at 17 unless Bowers is there ( no way ). It's likely he will be on the board and is about as safe a pick as you will find in this draft ( unless he gets the Michael Cheever curse). They can then address guard and interior pass rush in free agency knowing they'll get their center in the draft.

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One scout at the Senior Bowl said JPJ will be a top 5 Center the day he's steps on the field for which ever team drafts him

I'm inclined to agree with you and would take him at 17 unless Bowers is there ( no way ). It's likely he will be on the board and is about as safe a pick as you will find in this draft ( unless he gets the Michael Cheever curse). They can then address guard and interior pass rush in free agency knowing they'll get their center in the draft.

The new PFF mock has JPJ going 16. It's crazy it took the Senior Bowl for people to see how good he is.

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I'm inclined to agree with you and would take him at 17 unless Bowers is there ( no way ). It's likely he will be on the board and is about as safe a pick as you will find in this draft ( unless he gets the Michael Cheever curse). They can then address guard and interior pass rush in free agency knowing they'll get their center in the draft.

The new PFF mock has JPJ going 16.  It's crazy it took the Senior Bowl for people to see how good he is.

Well, if he does go that high the Jaguars have other options- just not at center. Either Fuaga or Latham could be there with both having the mauling style needed on the line.

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I see Christian Haynes shot up the board as well. He was consistently in the 70s now he's mocking in the early 50s.

Take a look at the videos at this link and you'll see why:

https://www.courant.com/2024/02/04/uconn...nior-bowl/

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

The new PFF mock has JPJ going 16.  It's crazy it took the Senior Bowl for people to see how good he is.

Well, if he does go that high the Jaguars have other options- just not at center. Either Fuaga or Latham could be there with both having the mauling style needed on the line.

Oh for sure.  There will be a few great players available when we pick, we just got to make the right pick

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Well, if he does go that high the Jaguars have other options- just not at center. Either Fuaga or Latham could be there with both having the mauling style needed on the line.

Oh for sure.  There will be a few great players available when we pick, we just got to make the right pick

It will be interesting to see what the tacks do at 7 and what the clots do at 15. If they both opt to go WR early you could make a strong case that CB all of a sudden looks good at 17 if the value is right.

Nightmare scenario would be Bowers, Nabers and Odunze in this division.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

https://twitter.com/movethesticks/status...915L-t18Xg

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Give me three guys picked at the numbers they'll wear. A 50 something, 60 something and 70 something.

If you could exit the draft with one of these three combos would you and which?

1. JPJ, Beebe, Goncalves

2. Frazier, Haynes, Guyton

3. Van Pran, Zinter, Fuaga

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

https://twitter.com/movethesticks/status...915L-t18Xg

Give me three guys picked at the numbers they'll wear. A 50 something, 60 something and 70 something.

If you could exit the draft with one of these three combos would you and which?

1. JPJ, Beebe, Goncalves

2. Frazier, Haynes, Guyton

3. Van Pran, Zinter, Fuaga

This is a tough one. I'd definitely not take choice 3 since Van Pran may lack strength (see Fortner) and Zinter is coming off the injury. Choices 1 and 2 are close to a toss-up, but I worry about Guyton's experience as well as bust potential. Therefore, I'd choose number 1. JPJ looks like an immediate starter with the potential to make several pro-bowls at center. Goncalves is versatile and has the tough temperament the team could use. Beebe is somewhat limited, but is also very tough and could eventually become a solid starter.

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Oh for sure.  There will be a few great players available when we pick, we just got to make the right pick

It will be interesting to see what the tacks do at 7 and what the clots do at 15. If they both opt to go WR early you could make a strong case that CB all of a sudden looks good at 17 if the value is right.

Nightmare scenario would be Bowers, Nabers and Odunze in this division.

2 of them could be in the division, not 3.  Id honestly rather the Titans get one of the WRs than Joe Alt.  I think Alt will be a perennial All Pro. Hes the best tackle prospect to come out since Sewell imo and one of the better tackle prospects in recent memory. He's a monster at 6'8" and moves great for his size, he is a beast run blocker and pass blocker. Alt and Harrison Jr are the 2 best prospects in this class imo and the elite, with that said QB will be taken first because of the position

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