(11-02-2023, 05:55 PM)StrayaJag Wrote:

(11-01-2023, 04:59 PM)Caldrac Wrote: With this question in mind. Ran a simulator for fun with trade downs. 

Pick 53. Jack Sawyer - EDGE - Ohio St.
Pick 60. Brandon Dorlus - EDGE - Oregon
Pick 66. Zach Frazier - Center - West Viriginia
Pick 86. Javion Cohen - Guard - Miami (FL)
Pick 91. James Williams - Safety - Miami (FL)
Pick 188. McCallan Castles - Tightend - Tennessee
Pick 219. Trikweze Bridges - Cornerback - Oregon

Picked-up a 2025 2nd RD pick from Cleveland in the trade down process as well.

Ridleys situation is also interesting,  baalke may have to work some magic to get us some picks later on
https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Beau...L-Arkansas
I quite like  beaux limber as a prospect

This is another prospect where I would be weary of drafting him to play Center with limited experience coming out of college at that position. Sounds like he's a solid right guard, similar to Fortner's bio coming out of Kentucky. 

If they take a Center in next year's draft I really want a guy that's more polished, comfortable and used to doing it for a minimum of three to four years. I think that alone gives that guy an edge coming into the NFL. 

I really like what I have seen and read on about Zach Frazier, who would enter the NFL as a three year starter at Center. Van Pran would be THE guy to get though. He's been a Center since day one for the Bulldogs and I think he's only given up 2 sacks in his career there. 

We would have to either overdraft him in my opinion on the opening night of the draft, or, try and trade down a little bit to get him in the 2nd RD early. I wouldn't mind them taking Andrew Raym, Harrison's teammate out of Oklahoma as well on day three. He's another big guy with quick feet and could be a good depth player.

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