(04-03-2021, 06:31 PM)ATLjag Wrote: Nice roster effort.  I envision 1 RB change of pace draft pick, and Armstead sticking if he comes back healthy.  I think they will keep Phillip Dorsett, with his low cost, experience, speed, and possible upside (Seattle really liked him before the injury last year).  I think Taven Bryan is a goner, with a draft pick fortifying DT.  My wildcard to challenge for an OL spot is Derwin Gray, who played well developmentally with the Steelers and was picked up off waivers (they needed a temporary different position for game week and supposedly they planned to sign him back).

I went into it expecting to take only 1 RB (a change of pace back).  However, after 9 draft picks and got the bottom of the 7th round, I ask the question "What position is most likely to make the team here?".  I've heard some very questionable things about whether Armstead will return.  I felt a 7th round running back beating out Ozigbo as the most likely to make the team.  As a side note, I did the roster under the assumption that we don't trade any draft picks.  If it were me, I would probably use some of our picks to trade up.

In regards to wide receiver, I don't think the team keeps more than six.  Chark, Shenault, Jones and Johnson should all be locks to make the team.  I also think Agnew makes the team because of his return abilities.  That leaves one spot.  If we take a wide receiver in the draft, it means Dorsett is out.  I did consider not drafting a wide receiver.  However, this is considered a very deep draft for wide receivers.  Given that we had 10 picks, I felt one should go there.  However, I could maybe be convinced otherwise.  I was a little on the fence about it.

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