darthseinfeld
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- Top two picks are walk in starters that should be able to play at high level immediately
- LVE is good enough right now to be a solid rookie MLB. His ability to shed will come, but he gives tremendous range in both the running game and passing game. His range will help the safety group
- Williams will outperform many OL drafted ahead of him. He is a player whom if he came out last season would have been a definite first round pick. Putting him opposite Martin gives us the potential to have two dominant OG's.
- I dont know of Gallup is a future #1 WR, and I dont know if he is a rookie starter, but he is a clear upgrade over Butler and should become a clear upgrade over Williams at some point
- Armstrong is going to be an interesting player to follow. Behind Lawrence and likely starter Charlton you have Elay, Tapper and possibly Gregory. Dallas finds snaps for almost everyone, but he is going to have to work to get on the field. However roster spots arent set in stone for any of those three.
- I think Shultz has a chance to become the starter this year. Really not a sexy player, but very solid. Strong run blocker which may win him the job. I believe he can be a dependable target in short to medium range.
- The rest of day is interesting. Mike White is a gifted QB, but is very hard to evaluate due to how poor his team was. Also played 4 different systems. Both Covington and Wilson may become PS stashes, but could become contributors down the line. Wilson may even contribute this year, depending on what we do with the veterans on the WR corpse. Bo Scarborough is great value in the 7th. A 2 down hoss who pairs well with the more versatile Smith behind Elliott.
**Austin was a good, cheap flier on top end talent. Cost us only a 6th and about 1 mil in cap space. Dont know how they are going to use him, or of he will be useful but it could pay dividends
- LVE is good enough right now to be a solid rookie MLB. His ability to shed will come, but he gives tremendous range in both the running game and passing game. His range will help the safety group
- Williams will outperform many OL drafted ahead of him. He is a player whom if he came out last season would have been a definite first round pick. Putting him opposite Martin gives us the potential to have two dominant OG's.
- I dont know of Gallup is a future #1 WR, and I dont know if he is a rookie starter, but he is a clear upgrade over Butler and should become a clear upgrade over Williams at some point
- Armstrong is going to be an interesting player to follow. Behind Lawrence and likely starter Charlton you have Elay, Tapper and possibly Gregory. Dallas finds snaps for almost everyone, but he is going to have to work to get on the field. However roster spots arent set in stone for any of those three.
- I think Shultz has a chance to become the starter this year. Really not a sexy player, but very solid. Strong run blocker which may win him the job. I believe he can be a dependable target in short to medium range.
- The rest of day is interesting. Mike White is a gifted QB, but is very hard to evaluate due to how poor his team was. Also played 4 different systems. Both Covington and Wilson may become PS stashes, but could become contributors down the line. Wilson may even contribute this year, depending on what we do with the veterans on the WR corpse. Bo Scarborough is great value in the 7th. A 2 down hoss who pairs well with the more versatile Smith behind Elliott.
**Austin was a good, cheap flier on top end talent. Cost us only a 6th and about 1 mil in cap space. Dont know how they are going to use him, or of he will be useful but it could pay dividends
