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this is where the case for shelton comes in or a young FA
this is where the case for shelton comes in or a young FA
NT is a reach at 5 and Shelton won't be there in the second. But if we do find a partner to trade back, then Shelton would definitely be a target later in the 1st.
jy19. A target later in the first? Shelton is a top 10 pick right now. No way he is a reach at #5. The combine should just produce more good vibes for him b/c he is a great athlete for his size.
I don't know how you cant get excited about Shelton. He is being compared to Nagata and Wilfork. He moves very well for his size and gets sacks for a NT. He will make everyone better on the front 7. Guys with his size and his ability don't come around very long. Brown and Goldman don't compare to Shelton and are not first round picks as of right now. If Marriota is there then I would listen to trade offers. If Cle offers their 2 #1's and there 2nd round then that could change things.
most anyone we draft at 5 will be somewhat of a reach . the question is how much do you want to reach . we could do worse then shelton at 5 .
I agree. The 5th pick in this draft is a tough one. This is why I'm a big proponent of trading back unless Williams somehow falls to us. I think Ray would be a worse pick at 5 than shelton, only because of his size. Not only is he light, but his frame doesn't allow for a whole lot of growth. So he will always be an undersized OLB. This could prove to be a liability in run stopping.
I've been on the edge rusher train but I really can't argue with this post. Both Ray and Gregory look like big WRs, not LBs, to me.
There is no question NT is a huge need and a FA NT would be very very expensive. One of the issues I had with Shelton is he appears to have done his best work against average or bad centers, he didn't play nearly as well against the good OLs.
Both Gregory and Ray are huge risks to me. Shelton is the safer player out of all of them.
all are risks its just a matter of how much
Yeah but the key is to manage the risk. That was an interesting comment by Dean worth discussing further. Is Shelton a safer pick than most?
the big issue with shelton is endurance so is it safer ? or is sherff at OG safer ?
the only real knock on sherff is in pass pro on the edge . many feel he will be very good at OG but its a risk for sure
But how do you take a OG at #5? IF the guy has questions about him about being a tackle that should raise up red flags. I have heard nothing about Peat.