(02-18-2021, 12:05 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(02-18-2021, 11:11 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: He is productive, but I have an admitted bias against short CB's. NFL receivers today, are big and fast. Corners need to have size to match up with them in man to man. Maybe if we only played him at Nickle, but our main CB issue is the starting spot opposite Henderson. I really like Eric Stokes of Georgia, Ifeatu Melifonwu of Syracuse, Greg Newsome of Northwestern, Kelvin Joseph of Kentucky and Tyson Campbell of Georgia.

Give me Samuel over any of the guys you just named.  You also need a good corner that can cover some of the smaller and shifter/ quicker WRs.  Samuel would give us that and you put CJ on the bigger more physical WR

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(02-18-2021, 11:04 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Not a fan of Okung at this point in his career. He hasn't started 16 games full games since 2016 and has only started 13 games combined in the last 2 seasons. 

Von Miller is starting to slow down a little and is gonna be 32 years old. Injuries are starting to catch up with him. He's probably gonna want a long term deal and you are probably only gonna get 2 years worth of production from him, max. Defensive linemen normally lose production in their 30's. 

I might be interested in Williams, depending on his price tag.

Thats a bad argument, because the guy you would give 30 mil a year to hasn't started all 16 games since 2013 lol.  Miller was hurt all last year year.  Of course before I signed him I would make sure he would be 100% before the season started

Williams started 14 games last season and has never started less than 10. Okung only started 13 games in the last 2 years combined and has a history of injuries his entire career. He's only started 16 games once, in his 11 year career. That's a HUGE difference. 

I've also read several articles that Von Miller is under criminal investigation by Colorado police. No word of what for, but something is going on. Just google it. That's a huge red flag.

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(02-18-2021, 02:18 PM)Upper Wrote: I like Samuel more than those guys too, but I think we would absolutely have to take Samuel at 33 and I would rather get Rondale, one of the tackles that slips, or McNeil and then take a corner with 46 or 65. This CB class is so deep there will be more good ones then.

I don't see this CB class being deep at all, but I wouldn't even consider drafting a CB under 5'11" and most of the guys on the board after round 2 are probably gonna 5'10" and under. Caldwell drafted several DB's in the last draft who were small and look how our secondary performed.

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