beware_d-ware
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The ole Tyrone Crawford position flex.2) Avila has played more positions on the line - including center. That position may open up after this year.
The ole Tyrone Crawford position flex.2) Avila has played more positions on the line - including center. That position may open up after this year.
40 is the highest I have seen from Dane Bruglar, many others have him closer to 50. Taking him at 26 is definitely a reach to fill a need.lot closer to 40 then 60 in the CREDIBLE draft sources.
The ole Tyrone Crawford position flex.
Yeah I always laugh when people use "draft sources" as their reasoning for player slotting. Do they really think that GM's, coaches, and scouts are following what Brugler, Zierlein, Mel, and McShay are saying? These scouts spend an entire year putting together their draft board and our resident draft gurus will use terms like "a reach" or "steal of the draft" based off what they read on a web site written by a guy who's never played football...and they take it as gospel. The only thing more comical is when they start projecting the cap through the draft too. There's never more crushed feelings on this board than the day after the draft.lot closer to 40 then 60 in the CREDIBLE draft sources.
I think if either is there at 58 we would not passSo probably one of those guys makes it to our 2nd round pick. Olineman especially interior ones usually slip while a huge run on DE and corners usually takes place
When Nate Newton played I like the fact 3rd Down and 1 or 2 yards to go you could just run behind his big butt and get the 1st DownKind of torn; we need a bully on the line. Last one we had was Colombo. Though actually Lae'l was sort of one.
Avila is very good.
One of my pet peeves with the boys O line selections is that they pretty much always want players that can flex. That is a good thing but should not stop you from say taking a guy who can only play guard but who will be truly excellent at it.
Jack of all trades means a master of none and the Boys have done that all too often.
What round you think he might go ?Matthew Bergeron out of Syracuse. Can plug him in at LG and if we are unable to sign Steele long term, can slide him out to RT.
I push this on the assumption of West Coast offense and listening to Talking Heads. I started out loving Torrance and still do like him I like the idea of the whole side of the line just clearing them outI think whoever they choose, if they do shows you have they want to block.
Torrance is a big mauler type but struggles to get to the 2nd level. I see him as similar to Ron Leary. Big, mean but struggles to get to the next level.
Avila isn’t a nasty but gets to the 2nd level better
Would have to take him at 58. seen as a top 75 player.What round you think he might go ?
Like I said a lot closer to 40 than 60 no matter how you don't like it.40 is the highest I have seen from Dane Bruglar, many others have him closer to 50. Taking him at 26 is definitely a reach to fill a need.
Problem is when nobody is there nobody wants to move up lolLike I said a lot closer to 40 than 60 no matter how you don't like it.
Why some people get so butt hurt over rankings is truly bizarre.
Now I happen to agree that 26 is too high; if none of the top TE's or someone good does not drop to us, I want to see a trade down. Get more picks. Then grab Avila or Torrance.
If you have read my posts before, I am a big supporter of addressing the OL, just don't want them to reach to fill a need. Last time they tried to do the same thing and we drafted Taco Charlton. I view Avilia as a solid player who needs some development, not a future pro bowl type player which you want with your 1st rd selection. Even if he doesn't last to our next selection, there will be other comparable options. I rather have a pro bowl starter in rd 1 and find a solid Guard starter on day 2.Like I said a lot closer to 40 than 60 no matter how you don't like it.
Why some people get so butt hurt over rankings is truly bizarre.
Now I happen to agree that 26 is too high; if none of the top TE's or someone good does not drop to us, I want to see a trade down. Get more picks. Then grab Avila or Torrance.
That’s what is always impossible about the draft. You never know who will be left, who goes too early, who falls into your lap.I cannot imagine two more underwhelming choices