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Stribling had 2 very good games against Georgia, that definitely will get the attention of NFL GMs.

It’s always an evaluation that is hard to get right. I like Lance, he was very productive but played much weaker competition, which will be factored into the equation.

Maybe 2nd

So based off different rankings, he’s anywhere from a fringe 3rd to an UDFA. Which is most reasonable….,no one really knows, it’s all guesses. The fact that he’s had top 30 visits would indicate he’s not an UDFA and would be more indicative than so called “experts” rankings. There could be...

Not a fan of a punter in the 7th, but overall it's a pretty solid draft.

I prefer an all around TE, but those guys are not easy to find, usually you are sacrificing blocking or receiving. I'm sure no one would mind picking Stowers if he turned into Travis Kelce. I will take Gronk over Kelce 8 days a week, but I would also take prime-time Kelce on my team every day.

Just takes one team. Because the rankings are so varied, there could easily be a guy at 31 that some team has ranked higher. They don't know if another team ahead of them has similar interest in that player. Also, as you get later towards the end of the 1st there's bound to guys that slide...

100%. A guy like DDS could sneak into the end of the first rd if a team loved him....or he could be available late 3rd. As you mentioned, there are so many guys in this same scenario, Stowers included. This is also why trading back makes so much sense if our targets at 31 are gone.

Good word, and fitting. I certainly wouldn't want to leave Edge that late, but some pretty good picks really. If I tried to do a Bucs draft I would fail miserably, so kudos to them for being pretty much on target

Yes, due diligence is definitely in order. That said Moss was plagued with leg issues in Oakland and everyone said he was done, his legs were gone and he couldn't run. Then he comes here and sets the record for TDs in a season. AJ seems genuinely unhappy in Philly, warranted or not. Motivation...

Yes, I agree with this sentiment, and again I'm not advocating for it. I'm just saying, knowing the league, it's hard to believe we would pay a backup OT $10M. OTs are always a league wide need and injuries always happen. Teams would come calling if Moses was relegated to a backup, and with that...

Always a risk. If AJ comes here and plays to the level he has in the past we will all forget about ever doubting him. He was my fav WR the year he got drafted, and is really good when he's at his best. Conversely, if he goes somewhere else and balls out and we draft Bell or Hurst or...

It's good, but a pipe dream. You aren't getting Parker and Orange where you got them.

Here's a thought, a very cut-throat and probably unpopular thought. Could Moses be a cut candidate, I believe it would save about 3 million on the cap. I have a very hard time believing we will take an OT at 31 to be a backup even for a year. If we do take OT, I would not put a Moses cut/trade...

If we are in fact AJ's destination, give me Cyress Allen please

AJ is definitely moving on. Alter you Mocks accordingly!

This definitely confirms AJ moving on.

I think we used all our Michigan luck on Ty and Tom. Haven't had the best recent history picking UofM players. That means nothing obv. Barham does seem like a guy that could be a better pro than college player, high ceiling if he can realize it.

For me (just my personal opinion), there's a drop off at Edge after DDS. I was confident he would get to 63 a few weeks back, now it is very much in question. After him you're talking Crawford, Joseph, Moore, Barsham...etc. Maybe one of those guys can be a difference maker, so hard to predict.

No they wouldn't need to trade/cut Owenu to make AJ's contract work, but it would help financially. The point is as fans we see the team needs in a vacuum, and it's not that simple. We didn't really need a safety in the 4th last year when we took Woodson, but obv the front office thought that...