Here are the results from my 2nd trial:

9. Grant Delpit, S, LSU -> (Brown was unavailable in this run and some may say Delpit at 9 is a reach but I don't think so. Immediately brings ELITE play-making on the backend and allows Harrison to truly play in the box)
20. Tyler Biadasz, OL/OC, Wisconsin -> (Reason in previous post)
42. C.J. Henderson, CB, Florida -> (Still went with Henderson at CB to create a very nice triple threat of DBs in the secondary)
73. Jonathan Taylor, RB, Wisconsin -> (He was still available somehow and I didn't blink an eye to select him. Fast, fluid, shifty, decisive, productive - everything we wanted Fournette to be)
106. Nick Coe, DE/DT, Auburn -> (Absolute specimen who has played both edge and DT who can bring good production and great depth along the D-line)
169. K.J. Hill, WR, Ohio St. -> (Once again, surprised Hill lasted to this pick. Adds another layer of speed and very good catching/route-running ability)
185. Shaq Quarterman, LB, Miami -> (While he could be slightly undersized as a MLB, he certainly plays like he is a tank with jet thrusters. Will also let Jack slide out of the middle)
200. Benito Jones, DT, Ole Miss -> (Adds great size and depth in the interior D-line, who also possesses a freakish get-off for his size)

Again, pretty happy with the way this draft turned out and I wasn't a fan of the TE's that were available during my picks with other players on the board.

Ultimately, we need to utilize our draft capital to build in the trenches in this draft and definitely land some potentially game-changing playmakers.

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