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TheO-LineMatters · 11-13-2021, 05:42 PM

(11-13-2021, 12:53 PM)DTWD4∞ Wrote: 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

100% agree.

I can only name off the guys I like, but with this front office, who knows who they will select? Unfortunately, none of us have control over that. Based on the last draft, I'm not expecting much. We sure haven't got much production out of the 2020 draft class or the free agents we brought in.

(11-13-2021, 05:02 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:
(11-11-2021, 04:17 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I really hope we are not picking in the top 10. I wanna win as many games as possible ...

I agree, but I really don't see a viable scenario where we are not picking in the 2-8 range.

True.