Leadbelly
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Pretty much my order too. QB is obviously all-important. Nothing to add about RB, LB, and TE.
I was a Church defender but how does a S have zero passes defensed 11 games into the season? Zero forced fumbles. Zero fumbles recovered. Zero interceptions. It's all-time awful. I like Wilcox's attitude and violence, but not really an asset in pass defense. Heath isn't good at anything.
I think part of the problem is the team bisects the WR roster. We essentially have an Outside WR squad (Dez, TW, Street, and Butler) and an Inside WR squad (Cole and Lucky). The outside guys don't operate well from inside. The inside guys can't play well outside. Any little injury and suddenly we're bare bones. I'd like at least one versatile guy who can operate from any WR spot like Cobb or Stefon Diggs.
Street is not useful.
And let's be real...Jerry's going to sign Josh Gordon next year. He can't help himself, right?
And I would like CBs that can get off a block and deliver a hit. The only times our CBs stick to WRs like glue is when the WRs are blocking them. Their backpedal is incredible then.
Amen. When the draft rolls around with a big talented DT there for the taking, and Marinelli goes, "nah, DTs for my scheme can be found later," somebody in the war room needs to send Rod to Shake Shack. We're three years into his scheme. If it's so easy to find them later, where are they? Ultimately, I think David Irving is playing at 3tech next year with T Crawford at 1, but more is needed. Hayden is a 4th or 5th DT on a team with Super Bowl goals.
I think Lucky is the guy once the coaches feel comfortable. Once we're officially out of contention, there's no reason not to be comfortable. Cole is horrible. Not enough returns in today's NFL to warrant higher priority.
Safety: Jones can fill one spot. Church and Wilcox are not starting quality.
I was a Church defender but how does a S have zero passes defensed 11 games into the season? Zero forced fumbles. Zero fumbles recovered. Zero interceptions. It's all-time awful. I like Wilcox's attitude and violence, but not really an asset in pass defense. Heath isn't good at anything.
WR: TW is OK, but nothing special. I see teams with solid 1-2 punches like JAX, AZ, Jets, and....Raiders(!) and am jealous.
I think part of the problem is the team bisects the WR roster. We essentially have an Outside WR squad (Dez, TW, Street, and Butler) and an Inside WR squad (Cole and Lucky). The outside guys don't operate well from inside. The inside guys can't play well outside. Any little injury and suddenly we're bare bones. I'd like at least one versatile guy who can operate from any WR spot like Cobb or Stefon Diggs.
Street is not useful.
And let's be real...Jerry's going to sign Josh Gordon next year. He can't help himself, right?
CB: Either Carr or Mo is going to be gone. I'd rather keep Mo as he has a higher ceiling. You've seen the best of Carr already pass by(don't Terrance Newman me Carr!).
And I would like CBs that can get off a block and deliver a hit. The only times our CBs stick to WRs like glue is when the WRs are blocking them. Their backpedal is incredible then.
DT: Why the hell is Hayden still here?
Amen. When the draft rolls around with a big talented DT there for the taking, and Marinelli goes, "nah, DTs for my scheme can be found later," somebody in the war room needs to send Rod to Shake Shack. We're three years into his scheme. If it's so easy to find them later, where are they? Ultimately, I think David Irving is playing at 3tech next year with T Crawford at 1, but more is needed. Hayden is a 4th or 5th DT on a team with Super Bowl goals.
Special Teamer: Never thought I would say I miss D. Harris. We laughed at the Gnats, they got their moneys worth. No one on our roster has been able to replace him.
I think Lucky is the guy once the coaches feel comfortable. Once we're officially out of contention, there's no reason not to be comfortable. Cole is horrible. Not enough returns in today's NFL to warrant higher priority.