Lions 2020 Draft Watch

[Gulf of Brazil]

Also, wouldn't the Dolphins almost HAVE to trade up with us this year for Tua?

In all likelihood this should happen. It would only cost the Dolphins (two scenarios)

Dolphins #5 and #27

or

Dolphins #5, #39 and #70

a little bit overpriced but not that much.

The following chart still is used and I tracked all trades in the last 5 years and mostly 80% spot on.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

The Lions should want that 3rd and last 1st round pick from the Phins to secure a second 1st round picks 5th option year for them.

 

[Thruthefog]

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

^^^^^

 

[Rollingthndr]

In all likelihood this should happen. It would only cost the Dolphins (two scenarios)

Dolphins #5 and #27

or

Dolphins #5, #39 and #70

a little bit overpriced but not that much.

The following chart still is used and I tracked all trades in the last 5 years and mostly 80% spot on.

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YEAH.. And the Fins would have a ton more pics to build with still.
Funny thing is Tannehill is in the AFC championship and the Fins are looking for a new QB.

 

[Rollingthndr]

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Scouts. "Hey Quinn, it would be wise if you drafted this monster to catch passes for the team."


Quinn: Nahhh, I got a real stud right here.....

 

[Old Lion]

In all likelihood this should happen. It would only cost the Dolphins (two scenarios)

Dolphins #5 and #27

or

Dolphins #5, #39 and #70

a little bit overpriced but not that much.

The following chart still is used and I tracked all trades in the last 5 years and mostly 80% spot on.

View attachment 229556

Invalid! You didnt use the more accurate Old Lion chart I posted last year.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

I'd like nothing less than BQ to grow a pair and walk out of the 1st round with 1 of the following scenarios based on hoping he could pull off at least 2 trade downs.

Brown (9-12 area) and Becton

1 of Chaisson/Okwara (10-15 area) and Becton

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Invalid! You didnt use the more accurate Old Lion chart I posted last year.

I'm a slow learner.

Maybe in 2057 I'll use it.

100 year anniversary of old time Championship.

 

[Old Lion]

I'm a slow learner.

Maybe in 2057 I'll use it.

100 year anniversary of old time Championship.

We should both live so long.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

We should both live so long.

I'd be 98.

No thanks.

I've lived enough in purgatory watching the Lions since 67. We didn't have but the Big 3 channels back in the day. Spoiled younger people in today's society.

 

[Old Lion]

I'd be 98.

No thanks.

I've lived enough in purgatory watching the Lions since 67. We didn't have but the Big 3 channels back in the day. Spoiled younger people in today's society.

Yup, I will be mid 90s by then too and started watching in 70. I at least had UHF channels so I could see them when they played NY teams as well as NE and T-day. Picture made it look like it was snowing every game though, LOL.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Picture made it look like it was snowing every game though, LOL.

Those were the days with a black and white hand me down tv that was probably all of 20" screen.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

I at least had UHF channels so I could see them when they played NY teams as well as NE and T-day.

Well, weren't you a spoiled-ass rich kid.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

College Football Playoff National Championship: Ranking the 25 best players in LSU-Clemson | College Football and NFL Draft | PFF

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

3. Isaiah Simmons, LB, Clemson
The Butkus Award winner as top linebacker could (should) have won the Hornung Award for the most versatile player, as Simmons plays all over the field. He’s the new-age prototypical NFL linebacker as he can drop and cover like a safety just as well as he can take a three-point stance and rush the passer like an edge rusher. He’s as talented as they come on defense in this game and should once again prove to be incredibly valuable for Clemson’s coverage prowess against the best quarterback they’ve seen.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

10. K’Lavon Chaisson, Edge, LSU
Chaisson has been on a tear recently, ripping 15 total pressures in his last three games, including a two-sack performance against Oklahoma. For the year, he’s recorded 31 total pressures that include seven sacks, six hits and 18 more hurries. He’ll be the best pass-rusher on the field in the National Championship.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

13. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB, LSU
We didn’t get to see the full effect he has on his offense because the LSU passing attack just couldn’t be stopped against Oklahoma, but when the going gets tough for the Tigers, Edwards-Helaire has served as a terrific safety net for Burrow. Helaire’s biggest impact has come in big moments, and most importantly, he's been lethal down the stretch, as he closed out the regular season with 12 broken tackles through the air this year and 38 receptions over his final six games. His impact will certainly be felt if the Clemson secondary can stick with the talented guys outside.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

15. A.J. Terrell, CB, Clemson
Allowing just 50.0% of the passes thrown his way to be caught, Terrell has allowed all of 42 yards after the catch on 36 targeted passes this season and is limiting quarterbacks to a 58.7 passer rating on throws his way. Terrell has yet to grade lower than 78.8 for a season in his three-year career.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

^^^^

Terrell possibly could be a target at CB for us.

He's inconsistent similar to Utes CB Jaylon Johnson while being a bit better, imo.