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Could be huge in Detroit.
The Panthers will be well served to select WR and RB later on in a draft that is deep at both of those positions. Collins, Armstead, Odighizuwa and the rapidly rising Perriman are also possibilities.
After losing 42-7 to the Pats, IMO the number one need for the Colts would be edge rusher. The pass rushers they have are either marginally effective or very old.
I don't know but isn't Pro Bowl DE Robert Mathis done serving his suspension for PEDs? I don't know but isn't he scheduled to come back?
I don't know but I do know that Walden is 29, Trent Cole is 32 and Mathis is 34.
If Baltimore passes on Gordon we are taking him. I would be shocked if Gurley or Gordon falls to us.
Maybe without the "you only get one pick" rule? Otherwise it might not be done before the real NFL draft.
) perhaps this will lead to better quality of picks.
Well I agree that their are some nice cornerbacks available but I don't agree that the Broncos top priority is cornerback since both of their starting CBs made the Pro Bowl last year CB Aquib Talib and CB Chris Harris and they used their top pick last year on a cornerback CB Bradley Robey from Ohio State and he looked pretty good so it looks like they are solid at corner IMHO.
). So if you want to change the pick based on their existing roster, that is fine, or confirm CB, it is your pick. Just let us know either way, thanks.
The Defensive tackles Shelton and Brown were both already gone. I suppose Arik Armstead, Owamagb Odighizuwa or Mario Edwards might be a better fit for need.
The picks are coming fast and furious, now, I'm three behind in the OP running/completed list. Earlier I'd noted trying to not make consecutive picks (to give others a chance to jump in), but it was phrased like a request, not a rule, isn't in the official rules and my fault if an addendum is scattered somewhere in the thread. It has been slow (though a Sunday, so maybe par for the course), so keeping it as a reward, JetMaxx, for helping thaw and melt the mock polar ice cap, and simultaneously jabbing the sloth with a cattle prod.
Prior to the addendum in post #130 offering a do-over on the DEN pick, JetMaxx had already made at least the next pick for IND, so it no longer made sense to roll things back, but instead to press on. Not uncommon to have differences of opinion on both what constitutes BPA and perceived greatest team positional need priorities, let alone intersections of those two areas.
Also, if we do hit a lull, we may return temporarily to collaborative mode, as with the BAL Landon Collins pick in round one, for instance.
I'm definitely not a Denver fan but it was not my intent to mess up their team by opting for Kevin Johnson with their pick. I think Johnson is a great football player who maybe should not last this long into the draft.
This is the pick I would have made for Green Bay also. I endorse totally. Can get a LB in round 2 and not even sure we need an ILB that bad. Matthews can go there on running downs and move outside still on passing plays with nickel. Barrington looked good last year as the other guy. Could even go a rush LB in round 2 if they want instead if Perry does not work out. CB or DE seem to be huge needs.
), sending PMs could be a way to make a pick in advance if still there, which I can do, on a FCFS basis, of course. I will be leaving for 3-4 hours about noon PST, so let's see how much progress we make between now and then.
