I think Evan Engram because I just Dont believe Njoku is there at 35 along with Deshaun Watson.. Thats a joke for me though not gonna happen.. Watson to talented to not be a first rounder imo..

 

I believe Fournette is 4th pick.. Engram is the 35th pick because he would be that pass catching TE that Julius never was imho..

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In this scenario it's Watson all day.

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Dion Dawkins or Dan Feeney

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Charles Harris at 35 makes sense here. 

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Engram is a WR; he weighs a minimum 30 lbs less than a typical TE. 

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If we take Fournette, it will be either OL or DL in the second.

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Since our first pick will be d-line, I'll go with Njoku. He'll provide a nice safety net for Bortles. Coughlin is on record saying he wants a tight end that can do it all. That isn't Engram. He's useless as a blocker. 

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I'm saying Fournette followed by a guard. They signed Rivera and this TE class is deep so they probably will attack that later on. Gotta sure up the trenches. 

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Coughlin is on record saying he wants a tight end that can do it all. That isn't Engram. 

 

Then that would suggest Adam Shaheen.

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Then that would suggest Adam Shaheen.

Ya but Njoku played real competition and graded out as PFF best run blocker. I don't get the hype on Shaheen his tape isn't that good and I know his athletic numbers are good but you can say the same for Hodges and Kittle.

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Engram is a WR; he weighs a minimum 30 lbs less than a typical TE.

Jordan Reed plays at 246, that's not too far off of engram being 234

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Jordan Reed plays at 246, that's not too far off of engram being 234

 

It's another 10 lbs though. He has 4.4 speed, would be worth a 2nd rd pick at WR. I'd rather have O.J. Howard who is 6'6" and ran a 4.51 for a TE. 

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It's another 10 lbs though. He has 4.4 speed, would be worth a 2nd rd pick at WR. I'd rather have O.J. Howard who is 6'6" and ran a 4.51 for a TE. 

Reed was 236 at the combine

 

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/jord...id=2540160

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It's another 10 lbs though. He has 4.4 speed, would be worth a 2nd rd pick at WR. I'd rather have O.J. Howard who is 6'6" and ran a 4.51 for a TE. 

You wont get Howard in the 2nd like you can Engram

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You have to take Watson in this scenario.

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You wont get Howard in the 2nd like you can Engram

 

That's why you take him the first.

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Best guard available


Or if Njoku is there it would be a tough decision for me.

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Chances are Njoku won't be there are you almost have to take him, but I'm assuming he's gone and taking Dawkins. I like Dawkins over Feeney for the Jaguars LG spot, and he can play outside in a clinch. It's also a tough call taking Dawkins over Engram, but I'm going with need over talent there. Ask me another time and I might very well take Engram opting to get the OL in round three.

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In this scenario it's Watson all day.

 

 

While I'd personally pass on Watson at #35, he's not making it that far. The top four QBs will all be gone. If we go QB at #35, we need to be thinking Davis Webb or Nathan Peterman.


 

Similarly, I really don't see Charles Harris falling to #35. I can see him going real late in round one, but he's not getting past the Steelers and Falcons.

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Engram is a WR; he weighs a minimum 30 lbs less than a typical TE. 

 

 

He's on the slight side for a TE, but he's got WR speed making him very intriguing.


 

Have you seen some of the TEs on our roster?


 

• Neal Sterling - 6-4, 257
  
  
• EJ Bibbs - 6-2, 258
  
  
• Alex Ellis - 6-4, 245
  
  
• Mychal Rivera - 6-3, 245
  
  

At 6-3, 234 he'd fit right in... plus you know the rookie will bulk up a bit in the weight room.

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