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I think we are well positioned, with top value being available to fill our needs at reasonable places in the draft.
DAY ONE
1) My number one priority is to get an additional top CORNER. If we do not sign a potential starter this week, I expect us to draft the best value corner with our first pick, which could be at 13, 21, 30 or somewhere in between.
2) If we sign a corner and not a WIDE RECEIVER, I look for us to look to three wideouts in the first, trading up or down to get our man. I don't think that this will be necessary. We should have traded for a receiver by the time we pick.
3) If we have signed a corner and a receiver, then we are in the NORMAL bb position. We will have a real NEED at linebacker, but one which could be moved to Day Two if necessary, if we think that the group of potential ILB's will be there. I would still go TWEENER in Round One, although other options are certainly now available.
4) We need a top TIGHT END and there are several available around #52.
5) We need yet another WIDE RECEIVER, and there plenty available around 75 when we pick.
6) If we have done the above, an OFFENSIVE LINEMAN comes next in Day One. A backup OT or C are both reasonable.
BOTTOM LINE for this week
1) Corner
2) Wide receiver
3) DE/OLB
4) TE
5) WR
6) OL
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DAY TWO (this all about upgrading depth in the front 7)
1) 1-3 potential linebakckers
2) backup nose tackle
3) returner (wide out or running back)
4) running back (a 6th round returner would be best)
5) kicker (6th round)
DAY ONE
1) My number one priority is to get an additional top CORNER. If we do not sign a potential starter this week, I expect us to draft the best value corner with our first pick, which could be at 13, 21, 30 or somewhere in between.
2) If we sign a corner and not a WIDE RECEIVER, I look for us to look to three wideouts in the first, trading up or down to get our man. I don't think that this will be necessary. We should have traded for a receiver by the time we pick.
3) If we have signed a corner and a receiver, then we are in the NORMAL bb position. We will have a real NEED at linebacker, but one which could be moved to Day Two if necessary, if we think that the group of potential ILB's will be there. I would still go TWEENER in Round One, although other options are certainly now available.
4) We need a top TIGHT END and there are several available around #52.
5) We need yet another WIDE RECEIVER, and there plenty available around 75 when we pick.
6) If we have done the above, an OFFENSIVE LINEMAN comes next in Day One. A backup OT or C are both reasonable.
BOTTOM LINE for this week
1) Corner
2) Wide receiver
3) DE/OLB
4) TE
5) WR
6) OL
===================================
DAY TWO (this all about upgrading depth in the front 7)
1) 1-3 potential linebakckers
2) backup nose tackle
3) returner (wide out or running back)
4) running back (a 6th round returner would be best)
5) kicker (6th round)