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That draft is actually really good outside of Warren at 10. People better get ready for Warren at 10 because it's a real possibility
But does Henderson make it to #39 and Ersery make it to #41 and Sawyer make it to #72 is the questions? Maybe Ersery makes it to #41.
I posted his picks in the NFL draft thread on Wednesday for the full NFC North.
I added them below.
Chicago Bears
1 (10). TE Tyler Warren, Penn State
2 (39). RB TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State
2 (41). OT Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
3 (72). Edge Jack Sawyer, Ohio State
5 (148). S Jaylen Reed, Penn State
7 (233). LB Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota
7 (240). DT Kyonte Hamilton, Rutgers
Detroit Lions
1 (28). CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky
2 (60). Edge JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State
3 (102). OT/G Wyatt Milum, West Virginia
4 (130). LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon
6 (196). DT Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia
7 (228). WR Nick Nash, San Jose State
7 (244). S Rayuan Lane III, Navy
Green Bay Packers
1 (23). CB Will Johnson, Michigan
2 (54). DT Darius Alexander, Toledo
3 (87). WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford
4 (124). Edge Barryn Sorrell, Texas
5 (159). G/C Joe Huber, Wisconsin
6 (198). TE Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska
7 (237). LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Kentucky
7 (250). QB Kurtis Rourke, Indiana
Minnesota Vikings
1 (24). CB Jahdae Barron, Texas
3 (97). G Dylan Fairchild, Georgia
5 (139). DT Warren Brinson, Georgia
6 (187). RB Jaydon Blue, Texas
That Green Bay Packers draft would be an A+I posted his picks in the NFL draft thread on Wednesday for the full NFC North.
I added them below.
Chicago Bears
1 (10). TE Tyler Warren, Penn State
2 (39). RB TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State
2 (41). OT Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
3 (72). Edge Jack Sawyer, Ohio State
5 (148). S Jaylen Reed, Penn State
7 (233). LB Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota
7 (240). DT Kyonte Hamilton, Rutgers
Detroit Lions
1 (28). CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky
2 (60). Edge JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State
3 (102). OT/G Wyatt Milum, West Virginia
4 (130). LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon
6 (196). DT Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia
7 (228). WR Nick Nash, San Jose State
7 (244). S Rayuan Lane III, Navy
Green Bay Packers
1 (23). CB Will Johnson, Michigan
2 (54). DT Darius Alexander, Toledo
3 (87). WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford
4 (124). Edge Barryn Sorrell, Texas
5 (159). G/C Joe Huber, Wisconsin
6 (198). TE Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska
7 (237). LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Kentucky
7 (250). QB Kurtis Rourke, Indiana
Minnesota Vikings
1 (24). CB Jahdae Barron, Texas
3 (97). G Dylan Fairchild, Georgia
5 (139). DT Warren Brinson, Georgia
6 (187). RB Jaydon Blue, Texas
I'm here to like any positive comment on my guys from Ann Arbor!I like how he and McShay have the exact same 3 top picks for the Bears...
I actually do like the 2nd round picks, but I think the media is way too high on the TEs. I've settled on liking Loveland more, and more at like pick 20, if at all. I'm pretty out on TE at 10. If they pick him, great... I'll hope he's awesome. But, he pretty much needs to be a lock for top 3 or 5 TE in the league for years for me to be happy with it. One thing, Warren's stats look great cause Penn St. really schemed for him cause they had less weapons. Loveland didn't have that at all, so there would appear to be way more untapped potential.
I’m actually higher than consensus on Grant and Johnson. Unfortunately, I think neither are on the Bears radar. I like Loveland and Mason too, but hard to be higher than consensus on them. Loveland more so cause I’d have to penalize for positional value, but that’s everyone’s own personal thing.I'm here to like any positive comment on my guys from Ann Arbor!
Loveland is a really good prospect. I don't like the idea of drafting a TE in the first round, but with a little trade down to pick up an extra top-100 pick, I'll not complain.
Actually, I think Grant was properly placed before the combine, where I was seeing him projected as an early 2nd. I've been seeing others talk about him as a 1st rounder, and I think that's too rich for my blood. He's a good, solid role player, so someone could take him at like 29 or 30 to fill a need, but that ain't me.I’m actually higher than consensus on Grant and Johnson. Unfortunately, I think neither are on the Bears radar. I like Loveland and Mason too, but hard to be higher than consensus on them. Loveland more so cause I’d have to penalize for positional value, but that’s everyone’s own personal thing.
I love Grant a lot... maybe I'm an idiot, but I'd not bat an eye if we took him at 10. I get that people would call it a reach, but I don't think the Bears would regret him and he's going to probably be on someone's team for the next decade.Actually, I think Grant was properly placed before the combine, where I was seeing him projected as an early 2nd. I've been seeing others talk about him as a 1st rounder, and I think that's too rich for my blood. He's a good, solid role player, so someone could take him at like 29 or 30 to fill a need, but that ain't me.