Laremy Tunsil or Joey Bosa

[ChooChoo73]

If he is getting top 5 money as a rookie (even with the current rookie pay scale in place) I doubt they will draft him to play Right Tackle.

I don't think they draft him even if he is there. I think they would take someone of a different position and play the tune of having someone else (whoever they pick) as a similar grade so they took him as a higher need.

But that is moot as I think he is one of two players who will not fall to 4.

Sound reason as usual from you. I doubt he will be there too and if so, hello trade.

 

[LatinMind]

Bosa

D-Lines win championships

What about Bosa is so great? He is good vs the run but what does 5 sacks get you? Lawrence had 8 playing the same posistion Bosa does. And Lawrence is better defensing the run. So what would make Dallas better by drafting Bosa? Lawrence works on the left side because he's faster than most RT and he can hit that edge or cut inside the block. Bosa cant do that.

 

[Plankton]

Tunsil is as talented a player as there is in the draft. I am not sold on Bosa at all. I would take Tunsil.

 

[Rogerthat12]

Tunsil is the safest pick in the draft overall, take him and don't look back.

 

[JohnsKey19]

Tunsil. 10 times out of 10.

 

[BHendri5]

I pick Ezekiel Elliot

 

[IAmLegend]

If you can't trade down, then Bosa.

But realistically, you trade down about 8-10 spots or so (I think there would be plenty of suitors if both were available), pick up an extra 2nd & 4th/5th, then select BPA (could be Treadwell, Elliott, Wentz, Lynch, Buckner, Robinson, Alexander, etc.) That's what I would do. Matter of fact, that's what I'd prefer to do if/when Goff is taken by CLE at #2.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

Well, maybe this will be JJ Watt vs. Tyron Smith deja vu, all over again. Win-Win. Not a bad scenario and we also get the never-ending, second-guessing, ubiquitous threads on who we should have chosen. With no clear choice.