The Jokeman

Cook showed last year he can be a featured guy. Top 5 in rushing and scrimmage yards. That said he has to keep doing

The difference is Josh makes players around him better. Look back most WRs we've had have had their best seasons with Josh at QB. Tua needs better players around him to be better.

My point is people have brought up some of these names as guys to add to the mix. I get we lost a lot in Diggs and Davis but improved play by Shakir and Kincaid and with a healthy Knox and adding Samuel and now Coleman our offense is in good hands.

Samuel had more yards receiving last year than Odell Beckham Jr. and Hollywood Brown and 43 yards less than Tee Higgins. Just some food for thought.

The only pick I truly disliked was Travis Clayton. I mean he's a major project and can't even contribute on ST as can't see him as a return blocker. As I stated in the draft thread, he's got great athleticism but just don't see him panning out at all.

If he makes the 53 yes, if he's on the PS no we get an extra PS spot.

I understand the wanting him from athletic stand point but rarely do these types develop. We can hope another Jason Peters but with I'm gonna say Meh.

We needed a return guy. I'm not upset with this pick.

He was on the 53 man when he wasn't hurt last season. Not saying he will in 2024 but...

Shorter is still developing but I know we should throw him out with the bath water.

We have two picks left, we could take both but wouldn't be shocked if take a CB and WR.

https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/10118012-tylan-grable-nfl-draft-2024-scouting-report-for-ucf-ot.amp.html Good athlete, could be a G/T.

Damn that Covid!!

Some would argue we need a Kicker too.

Heath Schuler vs Gus Frerotte vs 2.0

I like Flourney too and I've been talking up Cornelius Johnson all off-season.

Cuz Marvin Sr was actually part of Marvin Jr's up bringing.

I wouldn't be shocked if we take Pitt CB MJ Devonshire in this Round.

I would have liked the Iowa guy but Bears took him waaaay early.

I agree with you if talking top 4 but when looking at WR5/6 then you need to do more.

I've said it before and say it again, thinking you have to outscore an opponent in shoot out not the way to win consistently. I get we e struggled with playoff defense but that's in large part due to injury to key players. Our defense was devoid of talent in the KC playoff game last season and obvious in how bad we played. Outscoring an opponent because you were able to stop them defensively a helluva lot easier.

And how many ST plays has Hodgins made?

Cuz backend WRs like Isiah Hodges are much more valuable?

We drafted a WR and RB. How is that not providing weapons?

I just worry about his size.