(03-19-2020, 12:04 PM)JackCity Wrote:

(03-19-2020, 11:45 AM)Kane Wrote: Chinn might be good, but where on our D do we need a LB/S hybrid? 
Why do you assume DeDe is gone after this year? Conley, sure, and I'm all about adding a WR in this deep draft, I just think there are better ones to add. I'm actually OK with Gandy-Golden as a jar on the shelf WR. 

As I said, I was good with the first two picks... the rest was underwhelming, at best.

He can just play safety ,  can move him around, use vs TEs, mix in 3 safety looks.  

Because Dedes contract will be up and he isn't good. Wouldn't be difficult to upgrade. 

So in this scenario you come out with:
Starting LT 
Starting RG
Starting corner 
Starting Calais replacement

Then two WR fliers + versatile safety. I would pick different players probably but the thought process was sound for me

I disagree that DeDe "isn't good" he had a bit of a down year last year but I still think he's a viable starter going forward. Will need a good 2020 campaign for sure.
So you're putting Chinn in at FS over Wilson, or moving Harrison to FS and playing Chinn as SS? Or using that pick on a backup? And then why Tanner Muse late? (I think we can get starters from first 3 rounds this draft.)
Damien Lewis gets penciled in as starter for the RG position? If he's that good of a guard, why would he last til round 4 I wonder
If you select a LT at 9, Cam Robinson is probably moving to guard.

And if you would pick different players why are you defending this draft so vehemently? Just to argue with someone? lol

I stand by my "not a fan" take.
Starting OL guy and CB are great... afterwards I'm not sure how we pick those guys when many of the TDN mocks I have done have much better players/fits/value in most of those rounds 3-5 picks.
And drafting a QB late is a wasted pick imo. Which you seem to gloss over.

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