Argument for and against Sewell.

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(11-27-2020, 04:06 AM)Jpoore Wrote: The argument for Sewell is easy. He’s a stud tackle that’s gonna be a top 5-7 tackle for the next decade plus. He’s gonna be damn good. He’s good at everything little to no weakness and could be there next Andrew whit worth. Argument against. If we’re picking #3 choice is clear it’s Sewell. But some like me are a fan of trading back. If the price is right. Say dolphins. 11, 42, and next years 1st. Thats 3 top 42 picks. That’s for sure worth it. Getting a top tackle and guard i plus a top defensive player either dlineman or cb in this years class would be worthy it. Dream would be Wyatt Davis, Asante Samuel, Alex leatherwood, and twyman first 3 rounds.

I think the big difference is that with the cap issue surrounding much of the NFL is that draft picks will be treated like gold this season...more so than in the past.  Last year, it was rumored that Detroit wanted to trade back but got no offers (at least not good ones).  I doubt the Bengals get the haul they are hoping for and, since they benched Finley already, the odds of them eeking out a win down the stretch just improved dramatically.  

I am hoping we are picking at #3 (anything higher isn't realistic, but would be great) and we will either take Sewell and put him at RT or take Chase.  I am hoping for the latter.