(02-16-2022, 07:27 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(02-16-2022, 06:28 PM)Caldrac Wrote: I like Thomas over Enagbare. Thomas is coming off a pretty big year. Was very disruptive in the backfield. Only downside I think was an injury which kept him out of the Senior Bowl. Hamstring injury I think. He was in contention to increase his stock to late RD1 I believe. 

Between Brian Robinson and Jerome Ford. I like Robinson. A little bit more experience. More size to him. However, he's able to have an impact in the receiving game as well. Ford is similar on paper. I watched both of them closely in their play-off match up. Robinson clearly had an edge in that one. I really like Robinson though if he's an option in RD6 but I think RB's get valued vastly different depending on who you are and who you ask. I would probably invest a 4th or even 5th RD pick on him. 

I was waiting to see when the RB comps would come up in this thread. I held back a little bit. I think RB is still an important position on this team. Especially with Etienne and Robinson coming off of injuries and with Hyde and Armstead leaving a lot to be desired in lieu of those two missing. So, let's continue to the RB discussion. 

Zamir White Vs. Hassan Haskins

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Woods over Dulcich. I like Woods just a little bit more. I think he's got a better overall frame for the position. He was also very limited in the receiving game up until last year but he showcased a lot of ability overall. I think the 40 time and cone drills will really determine and separate these two on someone's big board though. As for now? I still favor Woods.

Agreed. I like Dulcich a lot, but Woods is the entire package. He has size, great hands and is a good blocker. Dulcich could hold a speed advantage, but Woods has a slight advantage everywhere else. 

For me, I take Haskins over White. Haskins is a big, bruising runner with excellent vision and deceptive speed. With that said, I wouldn't select a RB in this draft. There will be a ton of very good RB's who are not drafted. I bring in a couple UDFA's.

Next up: OG/OT Jamaree Salyer vs. OG/OT Darian Kinnard

This was a tough one for me. I like Sayler. Georgia fan. Bias there. BUT... Kinnard just seems like an overall nastier player with a mean streak in him. Kinnard could play guard but he's looking more and more like a pure RT that run blocks at a high level.

Sayler was able to play LT and RG in 2021 though. Found success in both positions. Played big in big games. My hope is that he's available in RD3. I think a team hurting for a RT will take Kinnard in RD2 at some point.

Really comes down to next month. If the team is not sold on bringing back Cann at RG or Bartch's development at RG. They have a hole to fill. Sayler fills that hole while offering versatility at LT. If they think they're set at RG and they like Robinson and/or Little at LT? Kinnard may very well be the guy they need to move on from Taylor.


Next up:

Brandon Smith [OLB Penn St] Vs. Brian Asamoah [OLB Oklahoma]

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