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I liked Peoples-Jones more too but not by much. Also Gandy is cheeks.

If both his parents are alive then there's a good chance

Tyler Biadasz looked like a 1st round center who could also play guard in 2018 but he was straight up awful in 2019. Netane Muti could be a great NFL guard but he's suffered 3 season ending injuries in 4 years. Alex Taylor is a massive tackle who moves crazy well but he's likely a multi-year project with how raw and unrefined he is. Since any offensive lineman at this point likely won't start, those are the 3 highest upside guys left imo.

WR1? Check Young DE? Check RB2? Check If this king finds us an upgrade at CB2 in the 4th I demand we start designing the statue immediately.

It was a pleasure knowing some of you

Give me Bryce Hall or give me death

Yes and it's not even close. One is a starting caliber receiver and the other isn't much more than gadget/special teams guy right now.

Lucas Niang

That's a meeeeeaaaaannnn man

Yeah its super important we upgrade our 4th WR who will see 10 snaps a game. Such an impactful spot on the roster.

If you're saying Oliver wasn't BPA last year then please spare us from any of your draft opinions.

Seeing all the usual complainers on this board not happy with the pick is making me like it even more!

Feels good not having to worry about us picking Claypool anymore

Neal and Marlowe it literally says that in the first tweet

I'd bet my house that they were scouting him as a potential 2021 replacement for Poyer before we extended him.

Call me crazy, but I can't picture McBeane spending a Day 2 pick in the draft upgrading a positon (where we already have a decent player) that only plays around 20% of the snaps on defense.

DE - We have 3 decent (albeit old) NFL starters and a great special teamer OT - We have a good LT, a young RT who improved a lot last year, a good swing tackle in Nsekhe, and another potentially good RT in Williams if he returns to form somewhat LB - We have 2 amazing young players, a solid veteran starter and good depth (assuming Vosean doesn't completely suck) I'd love it if we could add some high upside youth at DE, but I definitely wouldn't consider that a pressing need. We could come away from this draft without a single DE, OT or LB and I'd be completely fine with it.

It's crazy that we dont have any glaring needs for the first time in forever, and people still want us to draft certain positions and not others regardless of who's available.

I'm gonna counter your hot take with my own hot take. Chase Claypool doesn't get drafted until Saturday

He's awfully low on Gladney (42) and Fulton (43). If either of them actually slid down into the 40s, I'd love to see us move up from 54 to get them.

Gibson is 6'0" and Shenault is 6'1" (I'm assuming that's the "other" guy you're talking about), why are you talking about the lack of 6'2" running backs in the league?

Just give me Michael Ojemudia in the 3rd or 4th round and I'll be happy.