(03-28-2024, 07:02 PM)StrayaJag Wrote: I still am heavy on drafting long term for centre
Hence why I think if they don't go jpj first , the next best should be zach Frazier in the 2nd

Yeah. I agree. Morse is just a stop-gap at his age. He's entering his 10th NFL season already. We need a guy ready to go in the event something happens. Graham Barton with his ability to play virtually anywhere on the offensive line might be a top candidate that we've been sleeping on. 

We know it has to be addressed though. Morse and Scherff are long in the tooth and we're in the market for a LT and swing tackle regardless going into 2025. Not having guys on the roster that are starting in 2024 or at least being developed to start in 2025 is criminal. 

Especially considering the cap hits we're fixing to eat with Lawrence's contract extension looming and the WR room having the 4th highest cap hit in the NFL allocated to it.

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(03-29-2024, 08:19 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(03-28-2024, 06:53 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Agreed. DeJean and Pearsall are good picks. That pick at 96 ruins it. A Safety? Why?

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Same. Robinson can play inside or outside and he has a specific look to him that just seems like he would be a Baalke pick in RD2 or even a RD1 target if he trades down.

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I'm high on Robinson as well.  I wonder who we have higher on our board out of Kneeland and Robinson?  Robinson is the bigger body with Kneeland the better athlete and the best bull rush in the draft.  I could see both options at 48 if one is there.

Probably Kneeland. Robinson is rocked up though and has the versatility I would want in an early draft pick. The fact that they were looking at him (Kneeland) and Ceasar Nelson out of Houston is tipping their hand a little bit already. We'll see. I expect them to land an EDGE rusher in this draft though. Just incase Abdullah doesn't find himself in year two along with Lacy.

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