(04-25-2019, 11:30 PM)TKUHL Wrote: Did anyone here ever think for a sec that no Oline player would go before us? Kinda amazing really.

Pretty surprising, but there's a good late 1st-2nd round T crop the teams in front of us are probably banking on.

Pack trades up with Seattle, has to be for Taylor or Dilard

(04-25-2019, 11:21 PM)Au165 Wrote: From Dehner

For my @PFF folks, Jonah Williams was ranked No. 4 overall on their board. They had him for only allowing 1 sack in 840 pass blocking snaps the last two years.

PFF is on the extreme end of production based evaluation. They were obsessed with Paul Dawson when he came out.

PFF has value, but I don't take their draft evaluations too seriously because they basically disregard projection and look only at stats.

They are almost always WAY off when it comes to evaluating draft players.

That's good value for Denver. Probably wanted Hockenson, detroit takes him, so they trade down and get Fant, a second round pick and a 3rd next year

First round has been VERY defense heavy with not much offense outside of QBs and just 3 taken so far and just Williams for olines.. We might just get the best offensive line players this year if this keeps up and have a hell of a line for years to come or at least I hope so anyway. Woops..I forgot TEs, but the point still stands..

(04-25-2019, 11:31 PM)TKUHL Wrote: Really? I thought they liked him but he's been injured. Hmmm

He had a 41.9 PFF grade last year after a 43.2 as a rookie.  He can't even hold Bobby Hart's jock, he's so bad.

We may be expecting to either have Mack Wilson fall to us or close enough we can trade up, and be thinking the difference between Bush and Wilson is not that much.

(04-25-2019, 11:36 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: PFF is on the extreme end of production based evaluation. They were obsessed with Paul Dawson when he came out.

PFF has value, but I don't take their draft evaluations too seriously because they basically disregard projection and look only at stats.

They are almost always WAY off when it comes to evaluating draft players.

Sacks allowed are sacks allowed...he gave up 1 in two years in the SEC.

8 of the first 19 picks were defensive lineman, and that doesn't include Allen or Burns who are edges.

Who the hell is Savage

(04-25-2019, 11:36 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: PFF is on the extreme end of production based evaluation. They were obsessed with Paul Dawson when he came out.

PFF has value, but I don't take their draft evaluations too seriously because they basically disregard projection and look only at stats.

They are almost always WAY off when it comes to evaluating draft players.

This isnt true. Per their stat and production numbers Dalton Risner lead all tackles but he was the 3rd or 4th tackle on their board.

(04-25-2019, 11:37 PM)grampahol Wrote: We might just get the best offensive line players this year if this keeps up and have a hell of a line for years to come or at least I hope so anyway.

If Zac Taylor runs an offensive scheme anything similar to the 2018 Rams he’ll need a great offensive line. I’m very impressed with what the Rams do up front now.

Ravens just traded down with Phili for a 4th and 6th.

(04-25-2019, 11:39 PM)TKUHL Wrote: Who the hell is Savage

I talked about him in my Mocks. He was highly sought after by a couple teams.

Is this Wilson to replace Hicks

I wonder if the Bengals are looking at Drew Lock round 2 or stick with defense and grab Wilson.

Love our pick. Wanted Bush but Williams is a beast.

We should have traded up for Taylor, line fixed

(04-25-2019, 11:39 PM)TKUHL Wrote: Who the hell is Savage

Packers are doing some strange things this draft.  Not sure Gary was right choice for them.  But at least "Savage" has a good name for an NFL football player; he at least has that going for him... 

Dillard to Eagles