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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 6:01:13 GMT -5
Priority UDFA KR? Deonte Harris - Assumption, 4.39 40yd with a 1.49 10yd Man, there seems to be a decent amount of possible late round/udfa's that can fly. The two guys you've mentioned, Jeff Smith (BC), Jaylen Guyton (North Texas) and others.
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Post by jjdbrasil on Mar 31, 2019 6:33:45 GMT -5
32: R1P32 DL DEXTER LAWRENCE CLEMSON 56: R2P24 TE IRV SMITH ALABAMA 64: R2P32 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA 73: R3P9 OT DALTON RISNER KANSAS ST. 97: R3P33 WR MILES BOYKIN NOTRE DAME 101: R3P37 TE DAWSON KNOX OLE MISS 134: R4P32 LB GERMAINE PRATT NC STATE 205: R6P32 S JOJO MCINTOSH WASHINGTON 239: R7P25 WR TONY POLLARD MEMPHIS 243: R7P29 CB JAMEL DEAN AUBURN 246: R7P32 RB ALEX BARNES KANSAS ST. 252: R7P38 K MATT GAY UTAH
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 6:47:10 GMT -5
Anybody else think Zach Allen might drop into the 3rd Round?
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 7:16:04 GMT -5
Who this guy is standing on the table for this year... Jonah Tuls ✔ @jonahtulsnfl QB: Ryan Finley (later rounds) RB: Darwin Thompson (Day 3) WR: Mecole Hardman/Emanuel Hall TE: Foster Moreau OT: Jawaan Taylor IOL: Connor McGovern DL: Zach Allen EDGE: Ben Banogu LB: Blake Cashman CB: Justin Layne/Sean Bunting SAF: Chauncey Gardner-Johnson Good stuff... here's my list: QB: Easton Stick (Day 3)
RB: James Williams (Day 3)
WR: JJ Arcega-Whiteside/Hunter Renfrow (Rd 2/Middle Rounds)
TE: Kahale Warring/Dawson Knox (Day 2)
OT: Max Scharping (Day 2)
IOL: Lamont Gaillard/Nick Allegretti (Middle Rounds/Day 3)
DL: Cortez Broughton (Middle Rounds)
EDGE: Anthony Nelson (Day 2)
LB: Drue Tranquill/Cody Barton (Middle Rounds/Day 3)
CB: Julian Love (Rd 1)
SAF: Taylor Rapp/Khari Willis (Rd 1/Middle Rounds)
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 7:17:32 GMT -5
32: R1P32 DL DEXTER LAWRENCE CLEMSON 56: R2P24 TE IRV SMITH ALABAMA 64: R2P32 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA 73: R3P9 OT DALTON RISNER KANSAS ST. 97: R3P33 WR MILES BOYKIN NOTRE DAME 101: R3P37 TE DAWSON KNOX OLE MISS 134: R4P32 LB GERMAINE PRATT NC STATE 205: R6P32 S JOJO MCINTOSH WASHINGTON 239: R7P25 WR TONY POLLARD MEMPHIS 243: R7P29 CB JAMEL DEAN AUBURN 246: R7P32 RB ALEX BARNES KANSAS ST. 252: R7P38 K MATT GAY UTAH Holy smokes... that'd be an insane first 6-7 picks.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 7:21:41 GMT -5
Anybody else think Zach Allen might drop into the 3rd Round? Wouldn't expect him to drop out of the Top 75... and think he'll be off the board at some point in rd 2... assuming there's no medical or off-field issue that I'm not aware of.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 7:27:22 GMT -5
Yeah, MB. Sadly, I agree with you on both Nauta and Holyfield. Those guys just don't seem to check the boxes athletically. Speaking of not checking the boxes, at what point is a prospect just not big enough or strong enough to play in the NFL? I'm referring to Hunter Renfrow. Here are his measurables: Height: 5'10 16 percentile Weight: 184 12 percentile Wingspan: 70.75" 3 percentile Arms: 29" 1 percentile Hands: 7.75" 0 percentile Bench: 7 reps 3 percentile I know what his film looks like, but can you justify drafting this guy? He's really small and has a tiny catch radius. Remember Daniel Braverman from a few years ago? Everyone loved his film, but when I pulled up his draft profile his picture looked like a 7th grader and he was tiny. Renfrow is that guy for me this year. Sorry. I like his college tape, and I'm sure he's a terrific guy, but he just doesn't look like an NFL player to me. In regards to this comment, check out what his own coach had to say about him (.09 mark), haha.
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 8:28:04 GMT -5
I gotta stick with my gut regarding Renfrow I remember getting a ton of heat on the draft thread a few years back for saying that Daniel Braverman wasn’t an NFL caliber player because he simply wasn’t built for it. He was a board favorite but I always just felt that he was to slight. In the end he never caught a pass in the NFL. I think Renfrow is a better player than Braverman, and he will probably make a roster and contribute at some point, but I have major concerns about how his frame will hold up in the NFL. He just looks very slight to me. I also have major concerns about his tiny hands and very short arms being able to make tough contested catches in cold weather games. I just do. I love his toughness and his college tape. He obviously had a tremendous career at Clemson and I give him all the credit in the world for that. My gut just tells me he’s too small to last long in the NFL. There are a lot of talented WRs to pick from in this class. I’d go another direction.
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Post by teegee on Mar 31, 2019 8:33:59 GMT -5
32: R1P32 DL DEXTER LAWRENCE CLEMSON 56: R2P24 TE IRV SMITH ALABAMA 64: R2P32 EDGE D'ANDRE WALKER GEORGIA 73: R3P9 OT DALTON RISNER KANSAS ST. 97: R3P33 WR MILES BOYKIN NOTRE DAME 101: R3P37 TE DAWSON KNOX OLE MISS 134: R4P32 LB GERMAINE PRATT NC STATE 205: R6P32 S JOJO MCINTOSH WASHINGTON 239: R7P25 WR TONY POLLARD MEMPHIS 243: R7P29 CB JAMEL DEAN AUBURN 246: R7P32 RB ALEX BARNES KANSAS ST. 252: R7P38 K MATT GAY UTAH Risner is a good value at 73 but is likely gone by then. Would feel better picking a WR earlier. Outstanding, nevertheless.
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Post by teegee on Mar 31, 2019 8:37:58 GMT -5
32: R1P32 G CHRIS LINDSTROM BOSTON COLLEGE 56: R2P24 DL ZACH ALLEN BOSTON COLLEGE 64: R2P32 TE JACE STERNBERGER TEXAS A&M 73: R3P9 OT BOBBY EVANS OKLAHOMA 97: R3P33 WR KELVIN HARMON NC STATE 101: R3P37 S DARNELL SAVAGE MARYLAND 134: R4P32 LB JAHLANI TAVAI HAWAII 205: R6P32 TE ALIZE MACK NOTRE DAME 239: R7P25 RB DEVINE OZIGBO NEBRASKA 243: R7P29WR RON'QUAVION TARVER UTAH STATE 246: R7P32 DL ARMON WATTS ARKANSAS 252: R7P38 EDGE GERRI GREEN MISSISSIPPI STATE Harmon is a steal at 97. Think a WR will be picked within 1st 2 rounds.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 8:44:53 GMT -5
I gotta stick with my gut regarding Renfrow I remember getting a ton of heat on the draft thread a few years back for saying that Daniel Braverman wasn’t an NFL caliber player because he simply wasn’t built for it. He was a board favorite but I always just felt that he was to slight. In the end he never caught a pass in the NFL. I think Renfrow is a better player than Braverman, and he will probably make a roster and contribute at some point, but I have major concerns about how his frame will hold up in the NFL. He just looks very slight to me. I also have major concerns about his tiny hands and very short arms being able to make tough contested catches in cold weather games. I just do. I love his toughness and his college tape. He obviously had a tremendous career at Clemson and I give him all the credit in the world for that. My gut just tells me he’s too small to last long in the NFL. There are a lot of talented WRs to pick from in this class. I’d go another direction. This place wouldn't be much fun if we all agree with each other on everything... differing of opinions and the associated dialogue are a good thing!
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 8:46:57 GMT -5
I gotta stick with my gut regarding Renfrow I remember getting a ton of heat on the draft thread a few years back for saying that Daniel Braverman wasn’t an NFL caliber player because he simply wasn’t built for it. He was a board favorite but I always just felt that he was to slight. In the end he never caught a pass in the NFL. I think Renfrow is a better player than Braverman, and he will probably make a roster and contribute at some point, but I have major concerns about how his frame will hold up in the NFL. He just looks very slight to me. I also have major concerns about his tiny hands and very short arms being able to make tough contested catches in cold weather games. I just do. I love his toughness and his college tape. He obviously had a tremendous career at Clemson and I give him all the credit in the world for that. My gut just tells me he’s too small to last long in the NFL. There are a lot of talented WRs to pick from in this class. I’d go another direction. This place wouldn't be much fun if we all agree with each other on everything... differing of opinions and the associated dialogue are a good thing! Absolutely agree. Especially with the imperfect world of trying to diagnose draft prospects. We all see thing a little bit differently.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 8:56:38 GMT -5
I watched the condensed version of the 2017 LSU-Alabama game, Alabama was a force. I started looking at Etling, and replayed it to focus on Moreau. I'll tell you he wont wow you in the Passing game, but as Blocker this kid plays with an attitude. He will finish a block, with an attitude. He definitely needs work in the passing game, but have no problem, throwing him in as a Allen replacement. He absolutely can handle DE's and LB's, in the passing game. Has good feet, to be able to square up on his blocks.
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 9:09:04 GMT -5
I watched the condensed version of the 2017 LSU-Alabama game, Alabama was a force. I started looking at Etling, and replayed it to focus on Moreau. I'll tell you he wont wow you in the Passing game, but as Blocker this kid plays with an attitude. He will finish a block, with an attitude. He definitely needs work in the passing game, but have no problem, throwing him in as a Allen replacement. He absolutely can handle DE's and LB's, in the passing game. Has good feet, to be able to square up on his blocks. Good stuff. I also think he has sneaky athleticism and that he has the upside to be effective in the receiving game. LSU doesn’t throw a ton compared to other teams, so his receiving opportunities were probably limited anyway
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Mar 31, 2019 9:37:58 GMT -5
32: R1P32 G CHRIS LINDSTROM BOSTON COLLEGE 56: R2P24 DL ZACH ALLEN BOSTON COLLEGE 64: R2P32 TE JACE STERNBERGER TEXAS A&M 73: R3P9 OT BOBBY EVANS OKLAHOMA 97: R3P33 WR KELVIN HARMON NC STATE 101: R3P37 S DARNELL SAVAGE MARYLAND 134: R4P32 LB JAHLANI TAVAI HAWAII 205: R6P32 TE ALIZE MACK NOTRE DAME 239: R7P25 RB DEVINE OZIGBO NEBRASKA 243: R7P29WR RON'QUAVION TARVER UTAH STATE 246: R7P32 DL ARMON WATTS ARKANSAS 252: R7P38 EDGE GERRI GREEN MISSISSIPPI STATE Harmon is a steal at 97. Think a WR will be picked within 1st 2 rounds.Agreed... at least, I hope that's the case.
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 9:48:15 GMT -5
Trade For a Stud DT Patriots Mock Draft
I saw this trade idea in a cbs sports mock draft recently, and I really like the idea so I’m stealing it for this.
Tampa trades DT Gerald McCoy and #39 to NE for #32. McCoy is an experienced, talented vet and he would fit very nicely into NE’s front 7.
#39. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. S. Florida. This is becoming my guy for the Safety position. I still prefer Raap, but I think he will be gone before 32. Gardner-Johnson has a lot to like and I could see him taking over Chung’s spot when the great Patrick Chung retires.
NE trades #56 & #101 to WSH for #46
#46. Chris Lindstrom. OL. Boston College. Here’s a new toy Scar, a little token of appreciation for all of your greatness. If a versatile talent like Lindstrom slides too deep into the 2nd Rnd, Belichick won’t just twiddle his thumbs. This kid is solid, and he could make Thuney the next comp pick for NE, which is where I think he’s headed if he doesn’t get an extension soon.
#64. Andy Isabella. WR. UMass. I covered him last mock. He’s explosive from the Slot and a prefect fit for NE. If they want him, this is the range. He could even go a little earlier, but I’d gamble he makes it to 64.
#73. Joe Jackson. DE. Miami. Someone brought him up the other day. He checks a lot of the boxes for playing the Edge in NE. Big, stout vs the run and I think he’s got the versatility to move around, similar to how they used Flowers.
#96. Emmanuel Hall. WR. Mizzou. Hall is a 1st Round talent, but inconsistent film is going to cause him to fall quite a ways. Boom or bust. I think he’s the type of guy who McD would like to gamble on.
#134. Foster Moreau. TE. LSU. Moreau is a Day 1 contributer as a blocker and I think he has the athleticism to work his way into the passing game sooner than later.
NE Trades #239 & #243 to KC for #216
#216. Trey Pipkins. OT. Sioux Falls. I covered this guy a little bit in an earlier mock. I really like him. 6’6 307 he has that traditional OT frame. He’s also very quick with his feet. He’s a small school guy so he’s tough to evaluate against lower competition, but I think he’s a guy that NE may target late if he’s still in the board.
#246. Landis Durham. Edge. Texas A&M. This draft is deep at the DL position. If NE sits back and waits with their late picks, I think a pretty good player will fall into their laps. Durham has some bad film where he gets engulfed by OTs, but he also has some great film where he explodes off the line and gets the edge with ease. A project guy with talent.
#252. Ryan Connelly. LB. Wisconsin. Connelly is an overlooked player who has been overshadowed by his teammate. He they type of player who no one will give much of a chance until he starts making plays in camp and the preseason and forces his way onto the 53 Man Roster to start the season.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 9:54:02 GMT -5
Trade For a Stud DT Patriots Mock Draft I saw this trade idea in a cbs sports mock draft recently, and I really like the idea so I’m stealing it for this. Tampa trades DT Gerald McCoy and #39 to NE for #32. McCoy is an experienced, talented vet and he would fit very nicely into NE’s front 7. #39. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. S. Florida. This is becoming my guy for the Safety position. I still prefer Raap, but I think he will be gone before 32. Gardner-Johnson has a lot to like and I could see him taking over Chung’s spot when the great Patrick Chung retires. NE trades #56 & #101 to WSH for #46 #46. Chris Lindstrom. OL. Boston College. Here’s a new toy Scar, a little token of appreciation for all of your greatness. If a versatile talent like Lindstrom slides too deep into the 2nd Rnd, Belichick won’t just twiddle his thumbs. This kid is solid, and he could make Thuney the next comp pick for NE, which is where I think he’s headed if he doesn’t get an extension soon. #64. Andy Isabella. WR. UMass. I covered him last mock. He’s explosive from the Slot and a prefect fit for NE. If they want him, this is the range. He could even go a little earlier, but I’d gamble he makes it to 64. #73. Joe Jackson. DE. Miami. Someone brought him up the other day. He checks a lot of the boxes for playing the Edge in NE. Big, stout vs the run and I think he’s got the versatility to move around, similar to how they used Flowers. #96. Emmanuel Hall. WR. Mizzou. Hall is a 1st Round talent, but inconsistent film is going to cause him to fall quite a ways. Boom or bust. I think he’s the type of guy who McD would like to gamble on. #134. Foster Moreau. TE. LSU. Moreau is a Day 1 contributer as a blocker and I think he has the athleticism to work his way into the passing game sooner than later. NE Trades #239 & #243 to KC for #216 #216. Trey Pipkins. OT. Sioux Falls. I covered this guy a little bit in an earlier mock. I really like him. 6’6 307 he has that traditional OT frame. He’s also very quick with his feet. He’s a small school guy so he’s tough to evaluate against lower competition, but I think he’s a guy that NE may target late if he’s still in the board. #246. Landis Durham. Edge. Texas A&M. This draft is deep at the DL position. If NE sits back and waits with their late picks, I think a pretty good player will fall into their laps. Durham has some bad film where he gets engulfed by OTs, but he also has some great film where he explodes off the line and gets the edge with ease. A project guy with talent. #252. Ryan Connelly. LB. Wisconsin. Connelly is an overlooked player who has been overshadowed by his teammate. He they type of player who no one will give much of a chance until he starts making plays in camp and the preseason and forces his way onto the 53 Man Roster to start the season. BAM!!! Like it!!!
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Post by thejuice on Mar 31, 2019 9:59:18 GMT -5
Trade For a Stud DT Patriots Mock Draft I saw this trade idea in a cbs sports mock draft recently, and I really like the idea so I’m stealing it for this. Tampa trades DT Gerald McCoy and #39 to NE for #32. McCoy is an experienced, talented vet and he would fit very nicely into NE’s front 7. #39. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. S. Florida. This is becoming my guy for the Safety position. I still prefer Raap, but I think he will be gone before 32. Gardner-Johnson has a lot to like and I could see him taking over Chung’s spot when the great Patrick Chung retires. NE trades #56 & #101 to WSH for #46 #46. Chris Lindstrom. OL. Boston College. Here’s a new toy Scar, a little token of appreciation for all of your greatness. If a versatile talent like Lindstrom slides too deep into the 2nd Rnd, Belichick won’t just twiddle his thumbs. This kid is solid, and he could make Thuney the next comp pick for NE, which is where I think he’s headed if he doesn’t get an extension soon. #64. Andy Isabella. WR. UMass. I covered him last mock. He’s explosive from the Slot and a prefect fit for NE. If they want him, this is the range. He could even go a little earlier, but I’d gamble he makes it to 64. #73. Joe Jackson. DE. Miami. Someone brought him up the other day. He checks a lot of the boxes for playing the Edge in NE. Big, stout vs the run and I think he’s got the versatility to move around, similar to how they used Flowers. #96. Emmanuel Hall. WR. Mizzou. Hall is a 1st Round talent, but inconsistent film is going to cause him to fall quite a ways. Boom or bust. I think he’s the type of guy who McD would like to gamble on. #134. Foster Moreau. TE. LSU. Moreau is a Day 1 contributer as a blocker and I think he has the athleticism to work his way into the passing game sooner than later. NE Trades #239 & #243 to KC for #216 #216. Trey Pipkins. OT. Sioux Falls. I covered this guy a little bit in an earlier mock. I really like him. 6’6 307 he has that traditional OT frame. He’s also very quick with his feet. He’s a small school guy so he’s tough to evaluate against lower competition, but I think he’s a guy that NE may target late if he’s still in the board. #246. Landis Durham. Edge. Texas A&M. This draft is deep at the DL position. If NE sits back and waits with their late picks, I think a pretty good player will fall into their laps. Durham has some bad film where he gets engulfed by OTs, but he also has some great film where he explodes off the line and gets the edge with ease. A project guy with talent. #252. Ryan Connelly. LB. Wisconsin. Connelly is an overlooked player who has been overshadowed by his teammate. He they type of player who no one will give much of a chance until he starts making plays in camp and the preseason and forces his way onto the 53 Man Roster to start the season. Overall I like it. But they can’t wait until end of rd 4 to take a TE
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 10:08:10 GMT -5
Trade For a Stud DT Patriots Mock Draft I saw this trade idea in a cbs sports mock draft recently, and I really like the idea so I’m stealing it for this. Tampa trades DT Gerald McCoy and #39 to NE for #32. McCoy is an experienced, talented vet and he would fit very nicely into NE’s front 7. #39. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. S. Florida. This is becoming my guy for the Safety position. I still prefer Raap, but I think he will be gone before 32. Gardner-Johnson has a lot to like and I could see him taking over Chung’s spot when the great Patrick Chung retires. NE trades #56 & #101 to WSH for #46 #46. Chris Lindstrom. OL. Boston College. Here’s a new toy Scar, a little token of appreciation for all of your greatness. If a versatile talent like Lindstrom slides too deep into the 2nd Rnd, Belichick won’t just twiddle his thumbs. This kid is solid, and he could make Thuney the next comp pick for NE, which is where I think he’s headed if he doesn’t get an extension soon. #64. Andy Isabella. WR. UMass. I covered him last mock. He’s explosive from the Slot and a prefect fit for NE. If they want him, this is the range. He could even go a little earlier, but I’d gamble he makes it to 64. #73. Joe Jackson. DE. Miami. Someone brought him up the other day. He checks a lot of the boxes for playing the Edge in NE. Big, stout vs the run and I think he’s got the versatility to move around, similar to how they used Flowers. #96. Emmanuel Hall. WR. Mizzou. Hall is a 1st Round talent, but inconsistent film is going to cause him to fall quite a ways. Boom or bust. I think he’s the type of guy who McD would like to gamble on. #134. Foster Moreau. TE. LSU. Moreau is a Day 1 contributer as a blocker and I think he has the athleticism to work his way into the passing game sooner than later. NE Trades #239 & #243 to KC for #216 #216. Trey Pipkins. OT. Sioux Falls. I covered this guy a little bit in an earlier mock. I really like him. 6’6 307 he has that traditional OT frame. He’s also very quick with his feet. He’s a small school guy so he’s tough to evaluate against lower competition, but I think he’s a guy that NE may target late if he’s still in the board. #246. Landis Durham. Edge. Texas A&M. This draft is deep at the DL position. If NE sits back and waits with their late picks, I think a pretty good player will fall into their laps. Durham has some bad film where he gets engulfed by OTs, but he also has some great film where he explodes off the line and gets the edge with ease. A project guy with talent. #252. Ryan Connelly. LB. Wisconsin. Connelly is an overlooked player who has been overshadowed by his teammate. He they type of player who no one will give much of a chance until he starts making plays in camp and the preseason and forces his way onto the 53 Man Roster to start the season. Overall I like it. But they can’t wait until end of rd 4 to take a TE . In general I agree, but I would caution you to always expect the unexpected with Belichick. He won’t draft a position just to draft it if he thinks there is better talent available elsewhere. I’ve seen him not even address perceived “needs” in drafts before.
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Post by Wozzy on Mar 31, 2019 10:17:41 GMT -5
In general I agree, but I would caution you to always expect the unexpected with Belichick. He won’t draft a position just to draft it if he thinks there is better talent available elsewhere. I’ve seen him not even address perceived “needs” in drafts before. I agree with this and really like your mock, just don't think Moreau will drop that far. I think it's a tossup between the two Iowa guys and him for the best TE in this draft. Fant is the best receiving option but the other two are more well rounded blockers. Moreau is shaping up to be my favorite TE in this draft class.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 10:20:49 GMT -5
BB Drafted a TE in first Round after he Drafted one 2 years earlier. One Crazy Coach. I remember thinking who are we Drafting at #1 in the TE position after we Drafted Watson. He loves himself some TE's. In the First Round anything goes, as far as TE's.
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 10:24:03 GMT -5
BB Drafted a TE in first Round after he Drafted one 2 years earlier. One Crazy Coach. I remember thinking who are we Drafting at #1 in the TE position after we Drafted Watson. He loves himself some TE's. In the First Round anything goes, as far as TE's. True. It wouldn’t shock me if he traded up to #17 or so for Hock or Fant
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Post by wazzu on Mar 31, 2019 10:25:03 GMT -5
In general I agree, but I would caution you to always expect the unexpected with Belichick. He won’t draft a position just to draft it if he thinks there is better talent available elsewhere. I’ve seen him not even address perceived “needs” in drafts before. I agree with this and really like your mock, just don't think Moreau will drop that far. I think it's a tossup between the two Iowa guys and him for the best TE in this draft. Fant is the best receiving option but the other two are more well rounded blockers. Moreau is shaping up to be my favorite TE in this draft class. You could very well be right. I’m seeing ranked in that 4/5 round range a lot right now, but I agree with you. I think he’s better than that
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Post by Wozzy on Mar 31, 2019 10:44:27 GMT -5
BB Drafted a TE in first Round after he Drafted one 2 years earlier. One Crazy Coach. I remember thinking who are we Drafting at #1 in the TE position after we Drafted Watson. He loves himself some TE's. In the First Round anything goes, as far as TE's. TE's are important, they factor into the blocking game as equally as the receiving game. Think of how important Gronk and Allen were to our running game last year. Physical overpowering run games are built on them as extensions of the O-Line. The Eagles mauling us in the year prior in the Super Bowl was as much about their TE's and big physical WR's as it was about their overpowering O-Line. WR's are a dime a dozen, you can find them anywhere and everywhere in the draft and UDFA ranks.
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