After settling down a bit. And accepting the fact that we've had to perform damage control this entire off season based on the issues with key contributors leaving or trying to leave?

I'll go with a C+.I like the Henderson pick IF he shows up in the tackling department. A CB that cant tackle in a division with three power backs with break away speed is a concern. Chaisson can do a lot of different things. If Wash is truly installing more favorable looks to free up Allen and maximize Jack and Chaisson? Could be a good pick.

Hamilton in RD3 looks like a reach to most people. But I love it. I think he'll surprise people. He's a space eater but can also sneak up on you in the pass rushing department. He should keep Schobert and Jack clean to mop up the running game while enabling Allen to get around the edge when needed.

I like Shenault and Johnson at WR. I think they are great value picks. Thess guys are strong. They have break away ability in the open field and can high point the football in the red zone. I think they'll compliment Chark and Conley really well. Bartch seems promising for a small school prospect. I don't think he'll start right away. But he could develop into Cann's replacement.

The reason I couldn't give this draft a B+ is because of how underwhelming the 4th RD picks were on paper. Passing on Tyler Biadasz, Bryce Hall and Curtis Weaver there really, really bothered me. Scott, Quarterman and Thomas are all just guys that may or may not make it. Biadasz can start. Hall, when fully healthy? Probably a starter by mid season. Weaver would have been a solid edge rusher that late.

We'll see what happens. But the 4th RD picks and 5th RD picks had much better value IMHO. And with that many you would think more chances would have been taken or trades would have been initiated for earlier on in the draft or for next year.

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