817Gill
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We could see up to 3 elite WR’s drafted this draft within the NFC East.
The Eagles are in prime territory for Smith/Chase (although they took a WR in round 1 last year, praying this makes them move off one at 6).
The Giants at 11 has a shot of seeing either Smith or Chase, this increases exponentially based on how many QB’s are drafted in the top 10. 2 CB’s being taken also heightens their chances.
The Football Team shouldn’t have a chance in this universe to see Smith or Chase, but could see Waddle who’s almost just as good. This isn’t as likely but if he’s there at 19 they run up the card for sure.
This has multiple implications. A) This defense under Quinn better be a lot more sound on the backend than what we were last year. We must get consistent CB play (injuries played a part in this in 2020).
B) All three of these guys are not only studs. Trevon Diggs grew a lot and looks like he will be a good corner. He has the upside to be a CB1 but I think he fits best as a CB2 due to his lack of deep speed. He did look less like a speed liability earlier in the year and Quinn’s scheme could minimize this weakness as he didn’t have fast CB’s in his DC years in Seattle. With only Brown under contract, we will need multiple CB’s to matchup.
C) These guys are all burners. With any of these guys coming in division, we are going to need a CB to match their speed. Not only does Farley have the size that Quinn’s scheme covers (though he’s not as married to size as Richard was), but he’s got 4.3 speed. Having him allows us to match the speed of the incoming WR’s.
Any of these WR’s being added to any of these teams takes their WR corps from average to good. Smith-Chase/Raegor/Fulgam/Ward, Smith-Chase/Shepard/Slayton, & Waddle/McClaurin would all cause issues if we don’t properly address the CB position this offseason.
I’m not enthused that we might have to play Davonta Smith or Jamarr Chase twice or four times a year.
The Eagles are in prime territory for Smith/Chase (although they took a WR in round 1 last year, praying this makes them move off one at 6).
The Giants at 11 has a shot of seeing either Smith or Chase, this increases exponentially based on how many QB’s are drafted in the top 10. 2 CB’s being taken also heightens their chances.
The Football Team shouldn’t have a chance in this universe to see Smith or Chase, but could see Waddle who’s almost just as good. This isn’t as likely but if he’s there at 19 they run up the card for sure.
This has multiple implications. A) This defense under Quinn better be a lot more sound on the backend than what we were last year. We must get consistent CB play (injuries played a part in this in 2020).
B) All three of these guys are not only studs. Trevon Diggs grew a lot and looks like he will be a good corner. He has the upside to be a CB1 but I think he fits best as a CB2 due to his lack of deep speed. He did look less like a speed liability earlier in the year and Quinn’s scheme could minimize this weakness as he didn’t have fast CB’s in his DC years in Seattle. With only Brown under contract, we will need multiple CB’s to matchup.
C) These guys are all burners. With any of these guys coming in division, we are going to need a CB to match their speed. Not only does Farley have the size that Quinn’s scheme covers (though he’s not as married to size as Richard was), but he’s got 4.3 speed. Having him allows us to match the speed of the incoming WR’s.
Any of these WR’s being added to any of these teams takes their WR corps from average to good. Smith-Chase/Raegor/Fulgam/Ward, Smith-Chase/Shepard/Slayton, & Waddle/McClaurin would all cause issues if we don’t properly address the CB position this offseason.
I’m not enthused that we might have to play Davonta Smith or Jamarr Chase twice or four times a year.