Lofton80

As a Notre Dame fan, I say hard pass.

I will give Keon Coleman another vote. He is really smooth and obviously athletic. He played with a QB who scrambled for a lot of off platform throws. He is graded lower than about 7 other receivers. I like him better than Legette and Mitchell.

I think Beane knew that Davis and Diggs had become too easy to cover. Teams could send db's on the blitz (Cinci playoff and KC under Spagnola) without paying. The next steps are guys who can make a defense respect them and open up space for the offense particularly the TE. One of the speed guys like Mitchell will make the corners move back. Samuel has wheels too. If they double up at wr, someone who beats man coverage like McConkey is intriguing.

He is well versed on the receivers available. He mentioned all the bigger ones.

He made a tremendous catch off the ricochet in the playoff game last year. Beyond that, meh.

Armstead would be quite an add. He drew double teams 64% of the run plays and helped keep their linebackers untouched. He also bats down a lot of passes and pushes guards backwards into the QB. I say take him if the chance is there.

I think Astro's other write-ups and charts on that site are easier to follow. I am not sure how much correlation there is to the final picks but it is interesting. He puts a lot of time and effort into his "hobby".

This General Manager delivers every time. I expect a high-quality product with no step back. He will get the offense a few weapons and 2 defensive lineman who contribute and a couple of add ons in the summer like he did with Poona and Floyd.

My guess is DT. A lasting memory of the Cinci home playoff beatdown is Ed Oliver being pushed 5 yards backwards in the snow by the Cinci Oline. I the weather and injuries were factors but I think they add a big strong defensive tackle that can be rotated in in the event that situation comes up again. Gervon Dexter is the guy if he is still on the board. I don' think Bergeron makes it to 59. They have the hole at LB so if Sanders or Henley are there maybe they go that route.

Well, I think Beane is one of the best GM's in the game. A healthy Von Miller likely changes the narrative of these comments. Beane took over one of the worst cap space messes imaginable and created a roster that is pretty impressive most weeks. I am more disappointed in the coaching than Brandon Beane. He does his job.

After OL is addressed, more WR talent is needed. If guys keep coming off the edge and blasting Josh Allen, especially from the same side as his throwing arm, it won't matter who is playing WR.

Frazier, even though it's McDermott's scheme.

Flowers is highly thought of, some good wheels and catches everything. Schmitz probably goes higher than 57 after Senior Bowl. Robinson is very good.

Here's an article describing Al Holcomb when Arizona hired him. A Tom Coughlin assistant is not a bad start in the NFL. https://www.espn.com/blog/arizona-cardinals/post/_/id/29257/get-to-know-cardinals-dc-al-holcomb?device=featurephone

One could argue a 13-3 is the testament to team building. His picks are also influenced by who else he has on the roster already as he is picking. I think the vanilla scheme on defense hurts way worse than the personnel.