(04-08-2021, 08:37 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(04-08-2021, 08:13 AM)Mikey Wrote: in terms of positional value?

OL. easily. Your OL will be involved in every play, whether run or pass, and is charged with keeping your franchise QB upright (assuming you have one).

Look at the Chiefs' loss in the SB. Mahomes looked lost out there because his line was broken. They didn't lose because their CBs were bad. The day after the game, I saw a graphic comparing the movement of each QB after the snap on pass plays. Mahomes' graph looked like a kindergartener's doodle all over the page. TB's was roughly a straight line, dead center, only a few yards from start to finish based on dropbacks and stepping around to avoid a rush.

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the worst plausible pick to me would be JOK, I just don't see him fitting in a 3-4 unless we play him at safety.

Some on here want Rondale Moore and JOK, would likely be the 2 smallest players in the league at their positions.  I know those guys are fast but I don't want a team that will get bullied.  If we drafted one of those guys in the 3rd or 4th I'd be good but not so early with the talent that will be available

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I also think sometimes people forget the RBs we have in this division.

Don't you want/like Elijah Moore? He's only 5'9 178.. Rondale is 5'7 180. Rondale is also more explosive, faster and stronger than Elijah is. So if you think Rondale is gonna get bullied in the NFL, you must also think Elijah is going to get bullied. 

Also what about Smith? He admitted he only weighs 170, and that's probably being generous considering he refused to weigh in at Bama's pro day. No where near as fast as either of the Moores and lighter than them, so he'll probably be bullied even harder right?

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