I think Seattle may go for the Safety if he is still there. Pete loves his DBs and many think he is the best player in the draft, albeit not at a premium position (like LT)
I think the QBs may fall a little bit. Not sure they will be in play at 2 or 6. I understand that is the current media take, and Vegas betting odds, but these guys aren't that highly graded compared to previous years.
I guess Carolina is desperate, but there is better talent on the board.
I don't know much, but I do really think, resolutely, that Cody Ford is not an answer. And that Cody Ford cannot be coached up, nor salvaged by anyone at this point. I don't like to be negative but that one just did not work out.
As long as the "whipping boy" subject is predominant in this thread I want to take this opportunity to defend M. Stevenson (#5). I think it is way too early to give up on him and decide after a few plays that "he has no vision" and/or "only has straight line speed". While both of those may be true, I don't want to jump to any conclusions without giving the young man a full chance. I think the sample size is too small to make those conclusions, in a concrete sense.
I read in a local paper that Tim Settle of the Commanders might be a "break out" option. the journalist felt he was buried on the depth chart but could shine given a chance.