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Here's my 7. For now. Although I'm getting more locked in. I know some will disagree but it's not all need/value, it's also players I want on the team.
1a - Cameron Jordan. He seems more likely to be there than Watt and he doesn't have the agent problem.
1b - Mark Ingram. RB goes from thin to a position of strength. Other choices : Pouncey (he'll be gone), Watkins, Wilkerson, Heyward, Castonzo.
2a - Kyle Rudolph. Rudolph gets a year of learning under Crumpler, Bill loves his TE and Gronk, Rudolph, Hernandez long term is his dream come true. Other choices : Solder, Carpenter, Reed, Leshoure, Houston, A. Williams.
2b - Allen Bailey. Not sure exactly how we'd play him but he's versatile, a good athlete and a good worker. Other choices : R. Williams, Ellis, Taylor, Sheard, Ijalana
3a - Will Rackley. Seems to fit the sleeper/high upside types we often draft in the 2nd-4th rounds. And fills a big need. Other choices : Little, Hankerson, Jenkins, C. Brown, D. Thomas
3b - Clint Boling. Another Patiots type OG, I would possibly look for a Tackle here depending on if they think they can re-sign Mankins and depending how they like the current OG but we need more depth there if Mankins will be leaving. Other choices : Gilchrist, Vereen, C. Carter.
4 - Greg Romeus. Got to take a shot at an OLB at some point. For obvious reasons he could be a sleeper. Other choices : Fusco, Black, Todman.
I beefed up the OL and Front Seven considerably, treated myself to an upgraded RB and completed the long term TE position. And there isn't a player on the list of seven that Bill won't enjoy coaching every day. No slackers, no bad attitudes. I would have liked to get a WR by this point and an upgraded backup NT.
1a - Cameron Jordan. He seems more likely to be there than Watt and he doesn't have the agent problem.
1b - Mark Ingram. RB goes from thin to a position of strength. Other choices : Pouncey (he'll be gone), Watkins, Wilkerson, Heyward, Castonzo.
2a - Kyle Rudolph. Rudolph gets a year of learning under Crumpler, Bill loves his TE and Gronk, Rudolph, Hernandez long term is his dream come true. Other choices : Solder, Carpenter, Reed, Leshoure, Houston, A. Williams.
2b - Allen Bailey. Not sure exactly how we'd play him but he's versatile, a good athlete and a good worker. Other choices : R. Williams, Ellis, Taylor, Sheard, Ijalana
3a - Will Rackley. Seems to fit the sleeper/high upside types we often draft in the 2nd-4th rounds. And fills a big need. Other choices : Little, Hankerson, Jenkins, C. Brown, D. Thomas
3b - Clint Boling. Another Patiots type OG, I would possibly look for a Tackle here depending on if they think they can re-sign Mankins and depending how they like the current OG but we need more depth there if Mankins will be leaving. Other choices : Gilchrist, Vereen, C. Carter.
4 - Greg Romeus. Got to take a shot at an OLB at some point. For obvious reasons he could be a sleeper. Other choices : Fusco, Black, Todman.
I beefed up the OL and Front Seven considerably, treated myself to an upgraded RB and completed the long term TE position. And there isn't a player on the list of seven that Bill won't enjoy coaching every day. No slackers, no bad attitudes. I would have liked to get a WR by this point and an upgraded backup NT.
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