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    And Bradberry. They definitely want to have two excellent corners.
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    Total disaster scenario
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    No. Never know...the NFL loves safeties that can cover. That’s how a guy like Darnell Savage or Damarious Randall ends up in round 1. Plus, if a team can draft Jonathan Abram in round 1, anybody can go that high ?
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    This...he’s a day 2 guy. Side note: James Bradberry is a name to watch in early FA.
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    Remember the classic “who wants to apologize” threads? We need one of those for the group of us that have been calling PFF grades totally subjective for years now ?
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    A speed back isn’t a reality? Tell that to the 49ers and their track-speed backfield with Coleman-Breida-Mostert
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    Young, Chaisson, Baun, and Greenard
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    I think the issue is that a power back doesn’t really bring a new dimension to the offense, whereas speed does. JMO of course...
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    Devin ran a 4.66; that’s the opposite of a speed back. He averaged a solid 2.4 YPC post-contact, which ranked 13th among RBs. He also averaged a broken tackle every 7.6 rushing attempts; good for 5th in the league. He’s a banger with some elusiveness and great instincts; we need a home run threat to complement him.
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    No, we need a speed back. Singletary can get the tough yards when he needs to; we need a guy that’s a threat to score whenever he touches the ball. Paging Javon Leake...
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    Bowden is a guy that could be a better Taysom Hill than Taysom Hill IMO.
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    As I said in the CF WR thread: Omar is the player that all of Bills Mafia wishes Duke Williams would be. Hodgins is, to me, another Geronimo Allison type. Not a bad thing at all.
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    Tag and trade Fowler?
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    Done with pre-combine grades, and I currently have 19 first-round grades. Breakdown is: 3 QBs 1 RB 3 WRs 0 TEs 3 OTs 4 EDGE 2 IDL 1 CB 2 S
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    I’m similar. Right now the top-3 are Lamb/JJ/Ruggs. Then a gap followed by: Jefferson Aiyuk Hamler Reagor another gap: Higgins Laviska another gap: Ty Johnson Pittman Van Jefferson Quartney Davis Isaiah Hodgins
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    Yes
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    https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/02/19/report-vikings-unlikely-to-part-ways-with-stefon-diggs/
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    Agreed. Wouldn’t surprise me at all if he has a very DK-like slide to the 50-65 area.
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    Hah. I don’t normally get amped up from hype videos, but that one’s good.
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    2 thoughts here: 1) what 1st round pick hasn’t Beane gotten right in your opinion? 2) if Beane has a track record of not getting it right, doesn’t it make more sense to trade said pick for a known commodity?
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    I may have a problem—I’ve watched this like 6 times.
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    Not a chance of this. The Bears would have to want to trade Mack so badly that they actually absorb an additional $4M cap hit over and above Mack’s $26M hit just to trade him—and that’s AFTER trading 2 first round picks for him and giving him $132M. Just no.
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    I suppose if you’re confident that you can get an immediate contributor in round 1, then yes, I would consider that leverage. Personally, no matter how confident I am in my abilities to evaluate prospects, I’m always going for the known quantity when I’m a team looking to compete for a title.
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    The Brown NE throw was shown at the very beginning, and the Beasley/Dallas throw was shown from the EZ angle. But yes, watch again because awesome.
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    Agreed. That they didn’t have the NE throw to Knox or the Houston throw to Devin was a surprise.
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