(03-03-2021, 09:46 AM)Mikey Wrote: If y'all want to get rid of breakfast, I recommend reading Sikkema's two rounder on the same site. Holy moly is it bad. 

Darft

Only one worse than that I've seen lately was one that had Detroit taking Pitts at 8, and I simply couldn't continue reading after that.

What a mess! No LT means Lawrence would probably get hurt before mid season. In this scenario, once I saw 3 OT's in row coming off the board at #19, #20 and #21, I would immediately get on the phone and try to trade up ahead of Pittsburgh to get Eichenberg. If that didn't work, I basically call every team in the NFL with a solid, established LT and make offers to deal the #25 and whatever else I have to throw in to get a good, starting LT. One way or the other, I will get a new, good LT for Lawrence or die trying. I definitely refuse to go into the 2021 season with both Robinson and Taylor on the corners. Ideally, we could replace both with better players, but that is very unlikely to happen. Replacing Robinson is a must though. 

With that said, I think Moehrig at #25 is a very big reach. If the draft fell like this, I'd use this pick to either trade up for Eichenberg or use it to trade for a for a veteran LT. 

Drafting a WR at #33 is not even an option in my mind. I see MUCH better players available at real positions of need. I'm a big fan of CB Eric Stokes. He has size and reportedly has ran a sub 4.4/40 at Georgia. I'd easily take him at #33, since I have him rated as a first round value. 

At #45, this is an easy selection for me. I take D-Lineman Daviyon Nixon and thank my lucky stars. Again, I have him as a first round value. He could be a pass rushing 3 technique in 4-3 sets and in 3-4 looks, he'd be an ideal 5 technique.

---