Any 5-12 team has multiple positions that can easily be upgraded with one of those 3 top 50 draft picks.
No OL or DL is guaranteed to start Year 1 for Bears. DL may be part of rotation and OL could easily sit behind Jones, Thuney, Dalman, Jackson and Wright.
Sold. Come out with 4 top 50 players basically. Edge, DT, LT, RB. That would be amazing value and set a very good base for the following years.
More than anyone else I can think of, you get really really upset at the Bears GM for things he has not done. Before you get too worked up about a rumor about what he might do. Why don’t you at least wait until tomorrow to get pissed?
Maybe, but it’s not just about who is the better player now. It’s more complicated than that or Jeanty would be going to the Patriots. It’s about for how long and what else you’re likely to get later. They have no clear No. 2 WR right now and gave up their pass catching TE. If you take RB first in a deep RB class, you better be super confident you find the right WR2 later on.
Of course nothing is guaranteed, with that said you don't spend premium draft capital on players that will be backups for the next couple years.
Maybe, but it’s not just about who is the better player now. It’s more complicated than that or Jeanty would be going to the Patriots. It’s about for how long and what else you’re likely to get later. They have no clear No. 2 WR right now and gave up their pass catching TE. If you take RB first in a deep RB class, you better be super confident you find the right WR2 later on.
Just some other thoughts:
As I said, I think they’re bluffing. I think they love McMillian. If not, well, it is what it is. I’m not giving up a 2nd to get a RB at 5.
- Jaguars are analytically driven under their new GM and analytically driven people love McMillian. He’s #4 on PFFs board, as an example.
- Coen and Gladstone each had RBs last year that were Day 3 picks land in the top 10 in rushing.
- McMillian was the best cognitive test among WRs and the Jages reportedly value it a lot.
- Reportedly, Coen really wants his big frame Mike Evans-esq guy.
- McMillian has some of the best jump ball ability in the draft. Lawrence was at his best in college when he could toss it up to his two 6’4 WRs.
- Back to analytics, the analytically driven big board for the Jags has McMillian at 5 and Jeanty at 18.
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It never made sense for their new HC to want a 3 tech with the #5 overall pick. They had nothing on offense beyond Brian Thomas Jr.
I hope you are right because I think if they pass, there's a chance he makes it to 10. If I were taking an offensive weapon and were them, it'd be jeantyMaybe, but it’s not just about who is the better player now. It’s more complicated than that or Jeanty would be going to the Patriots. It’s about for how long and what else you’re likely to get later. They have no clear No. 2 WR right now and gave up their pass catching TE. If you take RB first in a deep RB class, you better be super confident you find the right WR2 later on.
Just some other thoughts:
As I said, I think they’re bluffing. I think they love McMillian. If not, well, it is what it is. I’m not giving up a 2nd to get a RB at 5.
- Jaguars are analytically driven under their new GM and analytically driven people love McMillian. He’s #4 on PFFs board, as an example.
- Coen and Gladstone each had RBs last year that were Day 3 picks land in the top 10 in rushing.
- McMillian was the best cognitive test among WRs and the Jages reportedly value it a lot.
- Reportedly, Coen really wants his big frame Mike Evans-esq guy.
- McMillian has some of the best jump ball ability in the draft. Lawrence was at his best in college when he could toss it up to his two 6’4 WRs.
- Back to analytics, the analytically driven big board for the Jags has McMillian at 5 and Jeanty at 18.
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LT is a risky pick because they already have a young developmental player there. Once they extend Thuney the interior OL will be blocked for the next couple years.
I thought he already was with all the bounty money he gets for his late hits
Poles should call them on this bluff and call them up and act like he's interested in trading for Travis Etienne. LOLMaybe, but it’s not just about who is the better player now. It’s more complicated than that or Jeanty would be going to the Patriots. It’s about for how long and what else you’re likely to get later. They have no clear No. 2 WR right now and gave up their pass catching TE. If you take RB first in a deep RB class, you better be super confident you find the right WR2 later on.
Just some other thoughts:
As I said, I think they’re bluffing. I think they love McMillian. If not, well, it is what it is. I’m not giving up a 2nd to get a RB at 5.
- Jaguars are analytically driven under their new GM and analytically driven people love McMillian. He’s #4 on PFFs board, as an example.
- Coen and Gladstone each had RBs last year that were Day 3 picks land in the top 10 in rushing.
- McMillian was the best cognitive test among WRs and the Jaguars reportedly value it a lot.
- Reportedly, Coen really wants his big frame Mike Evans-esq guy.
- McMillian has some of the best jump ball ability in the draft. Lawrence was at his best in college when he could toss it up to his two 6’4 WRs.
- Back to analytics, the analytically driven big board for the Jags has McMillian at 5 and Jeanty at 18.
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