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Just thinking about player combos driven by who we pick in the first. 1. Edge rusher Nothing obvious. I think going edge rusher in the first allows us a luxury pick in the 2nd with no obvious RT available. 2. RT For me it has to be Keyron Crawford in the 2nd. 3. Keylan Rutledge A sneaky...

From Tony Pauline "Sources suggest that the Cardinals have a clear target for their No. 3 overall pick and are already planning a move back into the first round for a quarterback." "During pro day month, I mentioned that Chris Johnson, the athletic cornerback from San Diego State, could be a...

Just think about OG alone: Austin Siereveld, Carter Smith, Cayden Green. That's three quality ones without even trying.

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Mark Daniels has a near perfect mock at MassLive: 31. Max Iheanachor 63. Keyron Crawford 95. Zakee Wheatley 125. Sam Roush 131. Logan Taylor - Perhaps a little early but can backup guard and tackle 171. Cyrus Allen 191. Kaelon Black - love him 198. Owen Heinicke - going back to school 202...

Nor would I. By the by, it's Roberts, not Edwards and I whole heartedly agree with those binkies. It's a shame about the AJ Brown thing because it's such a great class all round. I wouldn't rule out finding a Rhamondre replacement too. A potentially outstanding RB class.

Just thinking about AJ Brown, how would you feel about trading a conditional 2nd for him that can become a first if he hits 1,000 yards?

Unless we double dip successfully this year, I've already planned on making EDGE my first watch position for next. I'm with you on Pierre, my EDGE 3 for next year currently.

he has the best 10 yard split of any linebacker ever apparently. I've seen some clips and he's an impressive blitzer but I'm not sure how good a linebacker he is beyond that. I'd be more interested if we'd shown some interest.

We traded down twice in the 3rd before picking up Jared Wilson. (77->85 and then 85 -> 95) We then traded up in the 4th for Farmer And then down in the 6th and 7th respectively.

Fair point although Tight Ends can jump too.

Not a response to the above, pure coincidence. The PFF "Pass Rushing Productivity" rating measures pressure created on a per snap basis with weighting toward sacks. 1. David Bailey 2. Nadame Tucker 3. Derrick Moore 4. Keyshawn James-Newby 5. Keyron Crawford 6. Joshua Josephs 7. Romello Height...

I wish Kyle Louis was 6'2" (he's 6'). He'd be an ideal Mapu replacement that can also give you Elliss reps as well as the run and hit type reps they might be looking for from Khalil Jacobs. But at just under 6', can he be considered a TE eraser?

I am really surprised he's not on the contacts list.

I don't know.

Farmer I believe. Henderson was at our normal position.

Not for you apparently.

One BIG difference currently. Pass rush.

With news of the Lawrence/Jacas visits dropping today, suddenly a more pertinent question.