(04-24-2021, 10:24 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(04-24-2021, 10:10 AM)Bullseye Wrote: I like your first group a good deal.

As far as your second group is concerned, it would depend upon when they were taken.

For instance, Jackson Carman at 25 would be a disastrous pick.  But Jackson Carman below 65 would be okay.

I would not want to see Leatherwood before 45, and then only to play RT or slide him inside.

I am wholly unfamiliar with Forsyth or Smith.

I also like Marty's group of players that would excite me, but like him, I would also want a solid upgrade at one of the T position before then.

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I think Trey Smith only falls to the 4th due to concerns about blood clots.  I am intrigued by Christensen, though I suspect he'll be taken late 3rd.  The knee injury pushed Wyatt Davis down, but I don't see him lasting until the 4th.

All would represent great values by the 4th round, though.  If any or all are on the board at 106 and 130, I sure hope we would pick them.

If you like Christensen and you think he will be taken in the late 3rd then take him with our 3rd or trade back a few spots and take him with our 3rd lol.  I wouldn't be surprised if a couple of them went in the 2nd but I'd be fine with any of them with our 3rd or 4th pick.  If you want one and we just think they will be there with our 4th it's a high chance they will be gone.

What would not surprise me is to see the team trade down from either 25 or 33.  Not a lot, but enough to pick up a mid 3rd round pick or a 4th round pick that gets packaged in a move up to the mid to late 3rd round.   I could see Christensen being picked up that way if T is not addressed before then.  From a pure talent perspective Smith (the Smith out of Tennessee and not Trey Hill of Georgia) is easily a 2nd round talent.  In fact, depending on how the 25 and 33 go, I wouldn't object to Smith at 45.

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