(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

I think I go with Kinnard here.  I think Salyars is about 6-2 to 6-3...more of a G.  I think he could he a heckuva guard.  But I think Kinnard has more versatility being 6'5.  I could see Kinnard being able to play 3 positions along the OL-LG, RG and RT, with his best fir being RT.  Assuming I were named GM for the Jaguars, much of what I'd do between these two would depend on what would happen in round 1.  If I took Evan Neal at 1, I think I might wait for Salyer at the top of round 3.  If we went edge at 1, I think I'd go after Kinnard at the top of round 2 and Salyer in round 3 or 4.



Next up:  Abraham Lucas vs. Alec Lindstrom

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