So prepare ourselves for Hutch at 1 and Muma at 33?

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So prepare ourselves for Hutch at 1 and Muma at 33?

I still wish they would wait til 65 for a LB since that tier of LB is so large and I hate picking at the top of tiers, but I agree it'll be LB at 33. My guess would be Quay Walker personally.

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So prepare ourselves for Hutch at 1 and Muma at 33?

Walker and Chenal because Baalke loves athletes 

https://twitter.com/MathBomb/status/1500...5PjeCWuGJA

https://twitter.com/MathBomb/status/1504...zMIpOWpkqg

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So prepare ourselves for Hutch at 1 and Muma at 33?

I still wish they would wait til 65 for a LB since that tier of LB is so large and I hate picking at the top of tiers, but I agree it'll be LB at 33. My guess would be Quay Walker personally.

I believe LB at #65 is where we should take one. I'm holding out hope that Zion Johson falls to #33. Chad Muma, Christian Harris and Troy Andersen should be somewhere in the pick #65 area. I'd take any of those guys. I really wish Damone Clark hadn't have gotten the back injury. He would've been a nice addition, but with the spinal fusion surgery, He'll probably never be the same. I really don't want Quay Walker. He lacks coverage skills just like the ILB's we had the last few years.

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So prepare ourselves for Hutch at 1 and Muma at 33?

Walker and Chenal because Baalke loves athletes 

https://twitter.com/MathBomb/status/1500...5PjeCWuGJA

https://twitter.com/MathBomb/status/1504...zMIpOWpkqg

Neither of those guys are good in coverage.

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I don't think Baalke likes athletes as much as most people think, especially at LB his average RAS there is pitiful. I think he, much like Caldwell, values size and length over movement skills.

Other than the early dline guys (I think he got lucky that Buckner and Armstead were good athletes in addition to being huge) he has drafted a bunch of stiffs.

https://www.bigcatcountry.com/2022/3/24/...rs-targets

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