(04-09-2024, 11:05 AM)NFLfandom Wrote:

(04-09-2024, 10:52 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Depends on how the top ten shakes out. There really is a QB need at the top of the draft. The Jets at the 10th spot are an interesting team. People keep linking Bowers there, but, after watching Rodgers get absolutely mauled on virtually every passing snap he had with the Jets and his season end that early in the opener? I am not convinced that they go that route neither. 

Should be the following:

Chicago - Caleb Williams - QB
Washington - Jayden Daniels - QB
New England - I think they actually trade here with Eliot Wolf officially in charge. Potentially with the Vikings for Drake Maye. 

After that though? Between ARZ - TEN? Could make a case for any OT with those teams in my opinion. Especially with guys like Alt and Fashanu.

Yes, usually multiple QBs in first ten picks of the draft. I am just saying that fans seem to always lean towards their team picking WRs or CBs in the first over OL. I think 8 OL in the first is not out of the question.

Alt
Barton
Fuaga
Fautanu
Latham
Mims
Fashanu
Guyton

Yes. Absolutely. Alt and Fashanu are considered top 10 selections almost everywhere I look at the moment. Fuaga, Fautanu & Latham are in that mixed range of 10 - 20. Fuaga and Fautanu also offer potential at guard. 

Mims & Guyton are athletically gifted for their position, just inexperienced, but some team will gamble on them banking on their upside. Barton is probably one of the safest picks in this class and offers really good athletic ability, toughness coming out of Duke with their offensive approach and positional versatility. 

It should be a top heavy OL draft on the opening night. I agree with that. It's just hard for some of us on here to see where they insert a rookie offensive lineman just based on what the Jaguars have done with their current line-up.

They double downed on Cleveland at LG. They restructured Scherff to maintain him at RG. They signed Morse at Center to move Fortner to the bench. They're on the hook with Harrison at RT for year two who showed promise. LT is the only position that's left up for debate. Because of Robinson's history with durability issues, the recent suspension last year and his cap hit. 

Also Walker Little on his last year potentially as the swing tackle. That's where I think it gets interesting if a solid LT prospect is there. I said it earlier this week. Barton should be on our radar because he can play every position on the offensive line. It wouldn't shock me if he's the guy they snap up at 17 if the other two more prominent options are gone in Fuaga and Fautanu. 

The idea of them being able to potentially solidify LT and RT within 2 years of each other for Lawrence's sake is ideal in my opinion. They can always draft another RT and move Harrison to LT as well. We can figure out C and RG down the road. We're in decent shape there for now if Morse is truly the upgrade we needed to fix the woes within the interior.

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(04-09-2024, 11:39 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(04-09-2024, 11:05 AM)NFLfandom Wrote: Yes, usually multiple QBs in first ten picks of the draft. I am just saying that fans seem to always lean towards their team picking WRs or CBs in the first over OL. I think 8 OL in the first is not out of the question.

Alt
Barton
Fuaga
Fautanu
Latham
Mims
Fashanu
Guyton

JPJ is definitely on that list as well.

JPJ seems like he's a potential player for Miami or Dallas in my opinion. Seems like he would be a good fit for what they like to do especially.

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