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countryroads316
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There are some that think Jamal Adams might be there when we pick also but I think they are full of shit no chance he falls to us
We cannot go safety at 17, unless it's Adams.A ton of Mocks have us taking a safety because the thought is we have no choice but to go defense. The odds are there wont be a D-line worthy of the 17th pick. The ILB and OLB guys that will be on the board most likely all are questionable at 17 as well unless some one like Foster slips, or you really believe in Reddick. So by process of elimination, the most valuable defensive pick on the board at 17 is likely to be a safety.
If Foster is there, you run the card to the stage.And if he is there at 17, you dont even hesitate. Again he is one of the 5 defensive players I would take over Cook and not even blink. Hooker is another, Garrett of course.
We cannot go safety at 17, unless it's Adams.
if foster is there you grab him shoulder be damned . a labrium tear isnt like an acl . you pup him and if he needs more time IR him and in 18 you have a bad ass
Mostly agree, but can we really afford another redshirt first round pick??
Round 1 (17): Malik Hooker, S, Ohio State
Round 2 (49): Dalvin Cook, RB, Florida State
Round 3 (81): Montravius Adams, DT, Auburn
I'd take that first 2 rounds in a heartbeat
2017 NFL Mock Draft: Mel Kiper and Todd McShay mock 3 rounds for Redskins
So why is it impossible for RBs to slide this season? History says they are being overhyped by the mocks and media's this season.
Round 1 (17): Malik Hooker, S, Ohio State
Round 2 (49): Dalvin Cook, RB, Florida State
Round 3 (81): Montravius Adams, DT, Auburn
I'd take that first 2 rounds in a heartbeat
2017 NFL Mock Draft: Mel Kiper and Todd McShay mock 3 rounds for Redskins
Its quite possible for RBs to slide. The thing is, the number of likely starting RBs vs the number of likely starting defensive players in this draft is like 1-4. Meaning for every Fournette or Cook, there are 4 guys they think can start at a high level.
So reality is, if you are going to bank on a position sliding to the 2nd or 3rd round, you want to bank on a RB sliding, or a D-lineman???
The last time the Redskins drafted a RB in the 1st round was 1967 when they drafted Ray McDonald who was arrested in 1968 for having sex with a man in public. He was out of football the next year due to injury.
Injury huh?![]()
The last time the Redskins drafted a RB in the 1st round was 1967 when they drafted Ray McDonald who was arrested in 1968 for having sex with a man in public. He was out of football the next year due to injury.