https://walterfootball.com/draft2020.php

#6 Jacksonville Jaguars: Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State

#16 Jacksonville Jaguars: Isaiah Simmons, S, Clemson

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Give me Grant Delpit, S, LSU - and I will be a really happy camper...

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I don't see the Jaguars falling off a cliff record wise this year to net that 6th overall selection. I don't think the Rams will fall that much further neither and net us the 16th overall selection.

I really see them netting the 17th overall selection as a team and then probably the 20th overall selection from the Rams. And if that's the case I would think they either attempt to trade back with at least one of those selections. But, if they stand pat, realistically I think they're looking at the following selections:

17th - Alex Leatherwood - OT/ OG - Alabama - Would like to see him at RG if they can somehow get Cam Robinson playing better at LT and Jawaan Taylor improves as a rookie at RT.

20th - Troy Dye - ILB - Oregon - Plays sideline to sideline. Could be a good fit inside on this defense if the staff remains intact. Gives them the option to move Myles Jack back outside if he fails to develop better this year.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

At the moment, presumably, the #6 is our own pick, and the #16 is the pick acquired from the Rams.
I think both picks end up being in #16 - #20 range, but it is waay early.

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I hugely disagree with this guys rankings. There is no way Wisconsin C Tyler Biadasz falls to round 2. He's the best interior O-Lineman in the country. With that said, if the board falls the way this guy has it, I'd take.....

1. CB Jeff Okudah, Ohio State- My favorite CB in a very talented class.

1. C Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin- One of the most complete Center prospects I've seen in ages. Tremendous run blocker and pass protector.

2. LT Trey Adams, Washington- Falls because of a back injury in 2018, but he has returned fully healthy in 2019 and looks better than ever. Specializes in pass protection, but is also a great run blocker as well. I believe he actually goes in round 1 and think he is by far, the second best LT in the draft after Georgia's Andrew Thomas.

With these picks, I find Ramsey's replacement, find a new Center, allowing us to cut Linder and his $8 million cap hit in 2020 and find us a real, honest to God LT who can open holes in the run game and protect the QB. Adams would allow us to cut Norwell move Cam Robinson inside to LG, where I believe he would fare much better.

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I want Delpit

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I don't see the Jaguars falling off a cliff record wise this year to net that 6th overall selection. I don't think the Rams will fall that much further neither and net us the 16th overall selection.

I really see them netting the 17th overall selection as a team and then probably the 20th overall selection from the Rams. And if that's the case I would think they either attempt to trade back with at least one of those selections. But, if they stand pat, realistically I think they're looking at the following selections:

17th -  Alex Leatherwood - OT/ OG - Alabama - Would like to see him at RG if they can somehow get Cam Robinson playing better at LT and Jawaan Taylor improves as a rookie at RT.

20th -   Troy Dye  - ILB - Oregon - Plays sideline to sideline. Could be a good fit inside on this defense if the staff remains intact. Gives them the option to move Myles Jack back outside if he fails to develop better this year.

Dye is a closer to a 4th/5th round pick than a 1st rounder.

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I don't see the Jaguars falling off a cliff record wise this year to net that 6th overall selection. I don't think the Rams will fall that much further neither and net us the 16th overall selection.

I really see them netting the 17th overall selection as a team and then probably the 20th overall selection from the Rams. And if that's the case I would think they either attempt to trade back with at least one of those selections. But, if they stand pat, realistically I think they're looking at the following selections:

17th -  Alex Leatherwood - OT/ OG - Alabama - Would like to see him at RG if they can somehow get Cam Robinson playing better at LT and Jawaan Taylor improves as a rookie at RT.

20th -   Troy Dye  - ILB - Oregon - Plays sideline to sideline. Could be a good fit inside on this defense if the staff remains intact. Gives them the option to move Myles Jack back outside if he fails to develop better this year.

Dye is a closer to a 4th/5th round pick than a 1st rounder.

According to who?

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

I hugely disagree with this guys rankings. There is no way Wisconsin C Tyler Biadasz falls to round 2. He's the best interior O-Lineman in the country. With that said, if the board falls the way this guy has it, I'd take.....

1. CB Jeff Okudah, Ohio State- My favorite CB in a very talented class.

1. C Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin- One of the most complete Center prospects I've seen in ages. Tremendous run blocker and pass protector.

2. LT Trey Adams, Washington- Falls because of a back injury in 2018, but he has returned fully healthy in 2019 and looks better than ever. Specializes in pass protection, but is also a great run blocker as well. I believe he actually goes in round 1 and think he is by far, the second best LT in the draft after Georgia's Andrew Thomas.

With these picks, I find Ramsey's replacement, find a new Center, allowing us to cut Linder and his $8 million cap hit in 2020 and find us a real, honest to God LT who can open holes in the run game and protect the QB. Adams would allow us to cut Norwell move Cam Robinson inside to LG, where I believe he would fare much better.

I'm totally on board with your top 2 picks. The Jags may end up with too many wins to get Okudah, but the class of cornerbacks is very deep, as you said. Biadasz would be a great pick to help take the running game to the next level.

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Dye is a closer to a 4th/5th round pick than a 1st rounder.

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According to me, but also I'd wager he's not considered a first round LB on reputable analysts big boards.

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According to me, but also I'd wager he's not considered a first round LB on reputable analysts big boards.

Saw him as a mid-second rounder and third LB off the board recently.

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According to me, but also I'd wager he's not considered a first round LB on reputable analysts big boards.

Saw him as a mid-second rounder and third LB off the board recently.

LB class is very weak but i'd be surprised if he goes in the 2nd with his flaws too.

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Saw him as a mid-second rounder and third LB off the board recently.

LB class is very weak but i'd be surprised if he goes in the 2nd with his flaws too.

If Dylan Moses still comes out despite the injury, he could be a huge steal. I would guess he’d go back to school and improve his draft stock though.

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Need to draft a real qb. Trade both #1s to move up to draft a tall, strong arm, Justin Herbert.

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Need to draft a real qb. Trade both #1s to move up to draft a tall, strong arm,  Justin Herbert.

Justin Herbert is extremely overrated. I'd be willing to bet Burrow has passed him as the #2 QB in the draft.

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Saw him as a mid-second rounder and third LB off the board recently.

LB class is very weak but i'd be surprised if he goes in the 2nd with his flaws too.

I'd rather have Cal Linebacker Evan Weaver. I don't know about his speed or athleticism, but the kid has great instincts and is all over the field. He's a play maker.

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Need to draft a real qb. Trade both #1s to move up to draft a tall, strong arm,  Justin Herbert.

I’d rather trade back and pick up someone’s first next year. Have three in 2021 and get Trevor Lawrence

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Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 16: Grant Delpit, FS/SS, LSU (A+)
Round 1 Pick 22 (OAK): Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama (A+)
Round 1 Pick 23 (BALT): Trey Adams, OT, Washington (B+)
Round 2 Pick 1 (CINN): Bryce Hall, CB, Virginia (A)
Round 2 Pick 11 (TENN): Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU (A)
Round 3 Pick 15 (DAL): Colby Parkinson, TE, Stanford (A+)
Round 4 Pick 6: Shane Lemieux, OG, Oregon (A+)
Round 4 Pick 13 (DEN): Nick Harris, OG/C, Washington (A+)
Round 4 Pick 17 (DET): Brandon Jones, FS/SS, Texas (A+)
Round 6 Pick 17 (DET): Isaiahh Loudermilk, DT, Wisconsin (A+)
Round 7 Pick 6: Rodney Smith, RB, Minnesota (A+)

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According to me, but also I'd wager he's not considered a first round LB on reputable analysts big boards.

Saw him as a mid-second rounder and third LB off the board recently.

Quick google search has the kid ranging anywhere from pick 20 - 64. It's still early. He could shoot up most draft boards after any bowl games and the combine. Happens all the time. I typically follow Drafttek and NFLCountDown. Walterfootball is hit or miss for me.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Need to draft a real qb. Trade both #1s to move up to draft a tall, strong arm,  Justin Herbert.

Justin Herbert is extremely overrated. I'd be willing to bet Burrow has passed him as the #2 QB in the draft.

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Meh, Burrow has a avg arm and athleticism and he's a product of the system with great talent around him.

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Need to draft a real qb. Trade both #1s to move up to draft a tall, strong arm,  Justin Herbert.

I’d rather trade back and pick up someone’s first next year. Have three in 2021 and get Trevor Lawrence

Would have to tank to get the #1 overall pick for Trevor Lawrence.

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