msadows
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Another poster already made this point, but I feel like media is ignoring the elephant in the room here. Drafting Simmons isnt just gambling that he can make the difficult jump from college to NFL, you are also gambling that at the same time he can have an outlier good recovery from one of the few career ending injuries medical science right now doesnt have an easy answer for.
I dont give a shit about off the field antics if his injury has an overwhelmingly likely result of ~3 years of play left at a lower level of performance than pre-injury. Thats not an acceptable result for the 10th pick and im not a huge fan of fishing for a "well he'll be one of the top 1% recoveries from this injury because ...." pick.
Dont think i've seen a single person want him at #10. WEll maybe a couple
My guess is he goes to some team in the 20's who is willing to take the risk
McShay thinks he's the best left tackle in this draft by far, and its not even close.