(03-20-2020, 10:09 AM)iHaunting Raven Wrote:

(03-19-2020, 10:44 PM)MalabarJag Wrote:
Why are you being such a jerk NYC? You're usually not like that.

I consider myself a BAP drafter, but it's not etched in stone. If the drop off in quality from BAP to a "need" player is large (think Roethlisberger vs. Reggie Williams) then you try to get a good trade value for the slot and player. If you can't get what you think is a fair trade you take the best player, need or not. But if the difference is marginal then go ahead and pick the position you need over the slightly higher rated "box safety."

Personally I consider box safeties a dime a dozen, but that's neither here nor there.

He is a great mod isn't he? haha pathetic

considering what he has to put up with....do you blame him?

marging back into the topic though (hint hint), I'm really happy with the moves we've made in FA. I didn't see Simmons falling to 9, so Schobert takes away some of the desperation we had at LB, and after three years, there's value there to either keep him around if he fits well, or move on.

We still have need at DT and CB, and both of those positions have a good chance of being the pick at 9, in either Brown/Kinlaw or Okudah. We signed a couple of middling guys at each position so we do not have a vacuum at the spot, but neither signing was cost prohibitive to force them into starting or even sticking around long-term due to cap implications.
I think we still need to bring some depth to the O line - maybe not a day-one starter, but someone who can be early depth and eventually take over. We should know by know that injuries on the line are not a question of if, but when.

Is everyone content with our QB depth, or do you see that as something we still address either in FA or darft?

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