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I usually do a bunch of mock drafts to get my football takes out. I’m doing something different this year.
— I had CW as the top QB prospect in this draft. It hasn’t changed. What has changed, though, is I think JJ may go 2nd overall! Of course, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Maye go 2.
— At 9, I’ve been leaning towards the Bears wanting a DE, usually Verse. Latest intel seems to be a DT with Byron Murphy Being the trendy chic pick. I’m not sure about DT at 9. I’d like to see what we have with the 4 taken last year.
Poles seems to be using the draft for premium positions that one doesn’t usually get in FA.
Premium positions in order of positional value:
1.) QB
2.) DE
3.) WR
4.) LT
5.) CB
Everything else seems to flow from that value.
My heart wants a WR. I really want MHJ and would be happy with a trade up for either him or the other two top 3.
Now, the dark horse is Bowers. My man Brett Coleman said he’s the best Hback he’s ever seen. Bowers would allow for a 2 back set that would put stress on a LB having to cover him as FB coming out of the backfield. Bowers has taken carries.
Bowers would allow for the DEEBO role people want to ascribe to other WRs like Malachi Corley. The final thing about Bowers is, unlike Corley and the other YAC WRs in the draft, that he can play the big X role. Lining up in a 2 TE/2 RB heavy formation and motioning to Bowers out to the big X could really do some damage. The hybridity he brings as an offensive weapon would validate him, but, he’s a TE. Poles may take him should we trade back, but I’m not sure he takes a lower valued position at 9.
So, the Bears trading up wouldn’t be a bad decision. The bears trading back wouldn’t be terrible.
The Bears drafting a DE and straight up wrecking shit as CeeDubz drops dimes would be a thing of beauty.
You all don’t like to hear about Cooper DeJean, but giving Eberflus a chess piece that would always be a variable would be a powerful weapon.
Now, LT. I don’t know how anyone passes up Joe Alt. I don’t want that pick at all. I’d get it and be fine. With a QB like CeeDubz, we could see WRs more like FGB does: draft ‘em late and let the system cook.
Having said all of that, I’d like to see two offensive weapons in the first round.
— I had CW as the top QB prospect in this draft. It hasn’t changed. What has changed, though, is I think JJ may go 2nd overall! Of course, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Maye go 2.
— At 9, I’ve been leaning towards the Bears wanting a DE, usually Verse. Latest intel seems to be a DT with Byron Murphy Being the trendy chic pick. I’m not sure about DT at 9. I’d like to see what we have with the 4 taken last year.
Poles seems to be using the draft for premium positions that one doesn’t usually get in FA.
Premium positions in order of positional value:
1.) QB
2.) DE
3.) WR
4.) LT
5.) CB
Everything else seems to flow from that value.
My heart wants a WR. I really want MHJ and would be happy with a trade up for either him or the other two top 3.
Now, the dark horse is Bowers. My man Brett Coleman said he’s the best Hback he’s ever seen. Bowers would allow for a 2 back set that would put stress on a LB having to cover him as FB coming out of the backfield. Bowers has taken carries.
Bowers would allow for the DEEBO role people want to ascribe to other WRs like Malachi Corley. The final thing about Bowers is, unlike Corley and the other YAC WRs in the draft, that he can play the big X role. Lining up in a 2 TE/2 RB heavy formation and motioning to Bowers out to the big X could really do some damage. The hybridity he brings as an offensive weapon would validate him, but, he’s a TE. Poles may take him should we trade back, but I’m not sure he takes a lower valued position at 9.
So, the Bears trading up wouldn’t be a bad decision. The bears trading back wouldn’t be terrible.
The Bears drafting a DE and straight up wrecking shit as CeeDubz drops dimes would be a thing of beauty.
You all don’t like to hear about Cooper DeJean, but giving Eberflus a chess piece that would always be a variable would be a powerful weapon.
Now, LT. I don’t know how anyone passes up Joe Alt. I don’t want that pick at all. I’d get it and be fine. With a QB like CeeDubz, we could see WRs more like FGB does: draft ‘em late and let the system cook.
Having said all of that, I’d like to see two offensive weapons in the first round.