(02-16-2022, 03:26 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(02-16-2022, 02:49 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Brian Robinson vs. Jerome Ford

I'm still undecided on Thomas vs. Enagbare. It's a toss up, IMO. 

Personally, I like Robinson a bit more than I like Ford, but I believe Ford will be drafted higher. I think Robinson is a bit underrated at this point. With that said, this is an unbelievably deep RB class. With all the underclassmen entering the draft, there will be anywhere from 8-11 really good RB's that will probably go undrafted. There is just way more supply than there is demand. We would be able to find a really good backup RB after the draft concludes. 

Next up: TE Greg Dulcich vs. TE Jelani Woods

I actually like both players.  I see Robinson as the between the tackles pounder, with Ford being more of the breakaway threat.  Unfortunately, despite the Jaguars investment at the position since 2015, RB remains a huge need because of poor performance (Yeldon) foolish cuts (Fournette) and injuries (Robinson and Etienne).  Were it not for this reality, I'm not sure I would want to spend draft capital at the position at all.  However, since the need remains, I would urge the team to look at this position in the middle rounds.

As I recall, Pederson found success in 2017 with a between the tackles pounder in Legarrette Blount.  With Robinson possibly out with an achilles, I think the pounder represents the biggest need, so on that basis I would take Robinson.  But I like both players.

As for Dulcich vs. Woods, generally, Woods is more of a traditional Y, and Dulcich is more of a move guy.  But Dulcich is a far more explosive receiver.  I think Pederson is looking for a receiving TE.  I think Dulcich fits that more than Woods.  If JDR or TC were coaching this team, I'd think Woods would be more of a fit, but I think Pederson would prefer Dulcich, and if I were GM I'd pick Dulcich.

Next up:  George Pickens vs. Christian Watson.

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