gonzo1105

Totally get it but at the same time the Bucs defense is absolute garbage and the only reason they win that division every year is because the other teams are awful. It’s not an indication how good the Bucs are Everybody keeps talking about last years class because it was perceived as a great class but as it pertains to difference makers even in that strong class no one from the 3rd round on made really any type of contribution in their rookie year . Maybe future years will be different for that class but people acting as if if KeAndre Smith or others were going to come in and get reps in their rookie year as a difference making vertical threat are mistaken

He did a good job picking the Rams. They had a huge need at LB and only took Paul in the draft in round 5

I mean I don’t necessarily disagree with you. I just think that they believe the offense is set this year and the defense needed a complete overhaul and they were right in that sense. I always thought they would take 3 DL and 2 DBs in this class and I was wrong they took 3 so I understand the line of thinking that those two groupings needed an overhaul and they used the strength of the draft to hopefully achieve that goal. They need Coleman to take a leap and they need Kincaid to get back to form of his rookie season if not better or they’ll be spending another 3rd rounder week 6 for a weapon

I think their thought process is that we have our 4 WRS all locked up beyond this year. Samuel, Coleman, Shakir, and Palmer are basically all locks to make the roster for various reasons and the # 5 WR that they have kept over their tenure has been a STs guy. Well look no further than Shavers who has been here the last couple of years developing and his specialty is Special teams play. Then Shenault is here as a possible returner and 6th guy if they want to go in that Direction. In their minds they probably only had a PS opening available for a WR this year and that’s probably where Prather will end up unless he absolutely explodes onto the scene. I’m not saying it’s the right strategy I just am trying to get into their line of thinking on why

I will not accept Jackson Hawes slander. Haven’t even read a post on here about him and I already know what’s being talked about. Good tough ball player

He is undersized and ran incredibly slow. Apparently word was he was a bad interview too for a lot of teams. Loved him early on but not surprised he went UDFA

There was word that Kenneth Grant has a weird personality but man he couldn't have gone to a better situation for weird personalities cause Mike McDaniel is a weird mfer After taking 3 DL, we are not getting any high level DL UDFA's to come here.

He also has never gone pee while on set apparently during the draft. I find that hard to believe with his old age unless he keeps a bottle under the table.

Nobody is picking up Bond until his situation is resolved not even as a UDFA imo

Can't say I love the Rams draft.

I mean I watch the whole thing every year so I might as impart my wisdom/annoyance on everyone while i'm at it on this board haha

Beane probably took him so he doesn't have to field 90 questions about not taking a WR with the media in 10 minutes.

WR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOO For the Board lol

Da'Quan Felton still out there if you want a WR we met with, I like Jackson Woodard from UCLA, obviously Dolac , Clay Webb Jacksonville State. I still like some DB's that would be hilarious.

Yea he realized about 4 rounds ago he made a mistake and should have stayed in college and got that couple of million. Now he's making damn near minimum and is a backup i'd be pissed too lol.

Of course you #######s the Chiefs

Yea I have been a big Smith fan, wouldn't mind Lequint Allen either but he didn't run a 40 so i'm less on board with him. They honestly could take another OL at 240 as well because you typically like to have a lot of bodies for training camp so you dont wear the big guys down.

Florida State was so bad last year they can't even get their two best players their kicker and punter drafted lol.

This is how you know you know you watch too much of the draft. They probably took Lundt because they liked him but they know they have no shot at getting him as an UDFA because of the depth on the Bills offensive line. UDFA's look at depth charts. This is why I don't expect a WR with the last pick because they want to have the pick of the litter of whats left now with the WR's. You can take a shot on a Restrepo or a Tez Johnson without an actual investment. I could see them taking something like a RB in the 7th round solely because no RB will sign here as a UDFA. Just wanted to say it before everyone throws up their arms at a position that looks already filled.

I think it would be a cool story for sure and they do need another LB in the room to compete. I just wonder if they know he's going undrafted and know he will sign as an undrafted free agent. I watched a documentary awhile ago about draft prospects and one of them was a 7th round/udfa and he basically told the team that if you dont take me here in the 7th round i'm not signing with you and then the team signed him. Didn't end up turning out as anything . Just wish I could remember what it was called.

Yup for the first time this weekend I switched off NFL Network they gave up on the picks so ESPN came on.

I wonder if he goes undrafted. He had a lot of success at Indiana obviously but he wasn't a good thrower of the football when he was at Ohio where I saw him play a couple of times. At the same rate though I mean Riley Leonard went a round ago and he can't throw either.

He was a QB in College but he has zero shot of being an NFL QB. Worked out at his pro day as a WR and will be a WR in the NFL

Now Cam Miller on the other hand is an actual QB and is a very interesting late round prospect as well.

Should have stayed for that last year and collected more of that NIL even if it wasn't at Texas