(11-26-2023, 09:26 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(11-26-2023, 09:15 PM)Caldrac Wrote: 3rd - 5th. That's if you're looking for a Fatukasi type though that eats up space and holds the line. Ideally this staff should be mixing in other players but it's limited with Hamilton out. He's the missing piece this year.

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I like this kid from Texas.

https://youtu.be/zX8MLHHnTAI?si=GfiBadsLLzD0pYY-

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Also this kid from Miami.

https://youtu.be/GpabGz39En8?si=dS2Y0AF3tAK6X7vV

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So you're looking at mostly 3rd and beyond.  So you basically the idea that IDL is an issue isn't really a thing...

Dude, our D-Line is pretty dog on solid.  What in the world, based on this game we just played, makes anyone think that we're suspect on the D-Line, specifically the "IDL"?

Yeah, we have to always draft depth and develop those we draft.  But why focus on an interior D-Lineman when we already have many of them and we have so many other needs?  We have O-Line needs, right?  I thought that was the thing that people were freaking out about.  

And now, with a D-Line that is 4th best in Run Defense, we have people calling out our D-Line???  What world are we living in?

Depends on what you need and value. Could have argued Kalijah Kancey and Mazi Smith for this team at one point leading into the draft.

Sweat from Texas is probably a late RD2, early RD3 prospect. Taylor out of Miami is athletic enough to play the nose, 5-tech and 3-tech.

He'll be a late RD1 to early RD2 prospect. Especially after the combine and pro days. He's a lean 305 at 6'3. Very twitchy and disruptive.

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