Yeah, they've done a decent job in FA so that should allow them to do what a team should do--take BPA and not reach based on need.
Congratulations on finding an article from a youngin' who's crowning achievement was selling insurance in Minnesota until a few years ago.
Nice job. When presented with a difference of opinion, you’re forced to result to insults.
Simply commending your source. I like him.Nice job. When presented with a difference of opinion, you’re forced to result to insults.
Yeah. I find sources better than a few words strung together in italics.
One doesn't "result to insults", one "resorts to insults". It's best to be somewhat grammatically correct when you're trying to be emphatic.Nice job. When presented with a difference of opinion, you’re forced to result to insults.
I did not list WR...RB I would agree because you got one with one leg, back ups, and nobody that can pass protect, grind the clock out, and consistently slam for 1st downs and TDs.
Sorry forgot your question "which RB"?... RB is a need but I am not spending the 26th pick in the draft on one unless Bijan Robinson slides, Gibbs allows me to trade down, pick up more picks like a no. 2 or no.1 next year, or I would target either Spears or Charbonnet in rounds 3-5. No way am I trading up for any RB in this draft. None are franchise backs (like Elliott, Dorsett, Smith, Dickerson, Sanders, Payton, etc.).
You've got to be kidding? There are several WRs that are definitely 1st round worthy. Zay Flowers is one of them. We definitely need another legit young WR talent since Cooks is about to turn 30 and is only signed through 2024. Plus, we don't need no TE. We already have 4 good TEs on the team. Same goes for CB. The only RB worthy of a 1st round pick is Bijan Robinson. Maybe that Gibbs RB from Alabama. Edge is another position we don't need. We already have 4 bonafied Edge rushers. Same goes for O-Tackle.
Agreed. Only thing is we can't just be drafting OL in the 1st round. What about the 3rd, 4th or 5th rounds like the Oline Great Wall of Dallas of the 90s? What we need is a darn good Oline coach who can coach up mid draft talent. Save the early draft rounds for playmaking positions.
Best Available Player of Need always. If its not an OL (which I was just listing needs more than a WR), then draft that BAPON at 26. I want a DL preferably a DT that can stop the run and pass rush. But, In my opinion there is no WR in this draft that has a legitimate solid 1st round grade. There are DT, DE, OL, CB, TE, LB, etc with solid legit 1st round grades.
I don’t think we can say any of those guys are “good”.
Jalen Carter is not dropping. Someone will take him in the top 10 picks.Best Available Player of Need always. If its not an OL (which I was just listing needs more than a WR), then draft that BAPON at 26. I want a DL preferably a DT that can stop the run and pass rush. But, In my opinion there is no WR in this draft that has a legitimate solid 1st round grade. There are DT, DE, OL, CB, TE, LB, etc with solid legit 1st round grades.
My perfect world would have Jalen Carter fall out of the top 5, then I would give up the no.26 pick, a 4th round, and no.1 next year to get the best player in the draft. He might fall due to the injury, bad game vs. Ohio St., and the Car accident/incident. But the Jimmy Johnson days are gone. GMs are smarter, I think
Ferguson and Hendershot both had similar results (100+ yards receiving) with an average yards-per-catch around 9.3 and 2 TDs due to very limited playtime. 9.3 ypc is very good. No reason to waste an early round pick on a TE when we already have 2 very good, talented and capable TEs who can both start. Their backups are good developing backups as well. Use our early round picks on true positions of need like WR, RB, DT, O-Guard or LB.
I won’t cry if we don’t take one and I’d much prefer a DT and OG before a tight end but I’m all for giving Dak more weapons.
