(03-29-2020, 11:59 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(03-29-2020, 11:44 AM)TheDogCatcher Wrote: I'll have to add that to my guidelines.

This is why I'm now souring on Derrick Brown in the top 10. He might be a one-trick pony. How does he compare to Marcel Dareus coming out of college? Was Dareus known primarily as a run-stuffer with only a bull-rush? I think Dareus took a little while to develop in the pros. I don't want that in the top 10, unless it's a QB. I want a plug and play starter. I don't want to be a farm system for other teams to nab my guys after they've been arduously trained for four years. If another team nabs my guys, I want to at least be able to say we got four solid years out of them on a rookie contract. 

For now, if I'm Caldwell I take Wirfs or Becton (unless Okudah falls) and move on. Wirfs has the lowest risk. Let him compete at LT; if he can't beat out Cam move him to RG his rookie year. Becton is a risk only because his weight needs to be monitored. Assign him a dietitian to nag him everyday and make him do weigh-ins to gain permission to practice.

Wirfs has the lowest risk at what position?  If you are talking about the lowest risk at LT I dont see how you can say that when he has played like 3 games at LT.  Thomas has been an All American the last 2 years in the best conference and a unanimous this past years.  Id say he is easily the safest pick if you want a LT and not even close