BrassCowboy
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don't necessarily agree with the order but only because when you put it up against what is available in this draft. I would still be "ok" but we don't have a 4th round pick available, so are you REALLY willing to wait all the way into the 5th round for a RB???I'd say 4: DT, WR, CB, RB in that order of need. You could even put OL before RB if you believe it all starts up front.
Emmitt Smith would have never been as successful without his line. Nate, Larry, Eric, Mark and Mark. Not to mention he had Novacek and Moose.
People overrate Emmitt, imo. The only reason he got the rushing record was because that was winning in Jerry's mind. Great marketing of an overrated player.
If a Lamb or Parsons is there at any position, they should take them regardless of their position.
Bolster the line and the runs will come. The other thing is, most RBs develop faster than OL..so don't put the cart before the horse. You'll be developing offensive line while beating up your RB's durability like Zeke, although his decline was more self induced than anything.
We need big time players.
Honestly, don't even bother if that is the case. We have 3rd rate RBs already in Davonte and Sanders (who I don't even think will make the team, Duece either). Jerry & co tried being cute last year waiting on a RB, then all of a sudden they were gone. a run will happen, and that will be atleast in the 4th if not in 2nd or 3rd round. Might as well try and hit on somewhere else.
Same goes for WR, after the first 4 or 5 best WRs, talent drops off greatly. We have our WR3s and WR4s scrubs in Tolbert, Brooks, Flourney...... so if you don't grab on with 1st or 2nd round pick, don't bother wasting valuable draft picks on more of the same.
You are right, OL take time to fully develop so yeah grab those guys in the 3rd day of the draft. get best available.