Hutch had some splashes in the Michigan State game but Ogabo looked really good too. Two OLB and ILB from good college 3-4 defenses should be targets for sure. You mention a couple of IOL from Utah that I haven't seen so will defer to your acumen on them. Speed, speed and more speed is needed in the WR room but just as important are the hands. However, if a receiver has the knack or skill set to consistently get separation that could mitigate a lack of top end speed a tad. The CBs you list are intriguing. Kendrick I like a lot but is that because of the great pass rush in front of him? I really like Kolar at TE and after than a tackle or two could help. So to recap, @ LBs and ! CB for defense. ! TE and 2-3 IOL. That is 7 or 8 picks depending on IOL. We currently have 7 picks in the first five rounds but the lode is 4 in the first 3 rounds. We can possibly package some of the 5 picks in the las 2 rounds to get back into the fifth round . Honestly, getting 7 or 8 wins in the draft is not expected by me. If we get 3 I would be very happy and 4 would be ecstatic. Picking in the 10-20 range as I expect actually increases the importance of making the right picks. That. to me, means we need better scouting and vetting by the front office. We shall see

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