(03-24-2020, 09:47 PM)TheDogCatcher Wrote:

(03-24-2020, 09:38 PM)TheSchmidt Wrote: Can’t remember, but I do remember somehow Simmons falling to 29 LOLWUT

Here’s one going mainly offense since they’re using one years bandaids on the defense this year

9: R1P9
 
OT MEKHI BECTON
LOUISVILLE
20: R1P20
 
WR DENZEL MIMS
BAYLOR
42: R2P10
 
S ANTOINE WINFIELD
MINNESOTA
73: R3P9
 
TE HUNTER BRYANT
WASHINGTON
116: R4P10
 
LB JORDYN BROOKS
TEXAS TECH
137: R4P31
 
CB HARRISON HAND
TEMPLE
140: R4P34
 
RB ANTHONY MCFARLAND
MARYLAND
157: R5P11
 
DL BENITO JONES
MISSISSIPPI
165: R5P19
 
RB LAMICAL PERINE
FLORIDA
189: R6P10
 
G JON RUNYAN
MICHIGAN
206: R6P27
 
TE JARED PINKNEY
VANDERBILT
223: R7P9
 
EDGE CHAUNCEY RIVERS
MISSISSIPPI STATE

I'd love this draft, although Lamical isn't dropping that far and there's no reason to take more than one running back or tight end. CB was not addressed until late. I don't think Hand can assume the #1 corner spot, let alone be a starter right away. Big gaping hole in the secondary. I have no doubt Caldwell wants to target a starting CB with #20 or by trading back into the first round.

I tried to keep more offense early. Decided to go safety there just because there isn’t a lot of depth in that position this draft, but agree that they’ll be targeting CB early. They definitely won’t be making 12 picks in this draft (at least I hope not) so had to double down somewhere. But I actually don’t hate if they went dual backs this year if they still have an abundance of mid round picks. Fournette shouldn’t get a second contract and Armstead is meh. McFarland would give us that speedy scat back we dont have and Perine would compliment that well, but yeah, he’s not lasting that long.

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