Parker Washington would be a really, really good add....I actually like doubling up at CB because Williams is coming off an ACL.
We definitely need to go old school and draft as many gunners as possible.
We saw how important that was in the playoffs....punt coverage and kickoff coverage is still important....
Gunners (especially those blocked illegally in the back) don't mean shit when your punter kicks a line drive that lands between the hashmarks.
You ain't wrong about that.
Yep - saw that the other day - you can run rounds 1 and 2, but that's it and they don't "grade" the picks...
They've really just created a market for another site to grab..... Lots of folks like messing around with this sort of thing during this time of year. You don't really need a subscription model to make money - You just need page views to generate ad income. Overall, I've started growing skeptical of PFF - It's an interesting tool, but too many of their numbers require specific context to make any sense. And I don't think player grades would easily transfer from one team to another.... meaning, if you're hoping to figure out how well your new free agent is going to do on your team based on his old PFF grades, I think you'll be making a lot of assumptions.
It would also hedge against losing Higgins. I know that's not the plan, but I think you have to at least be prepared.
He's a better fit for the Bengals than many other teams. I think a lot of teams will shy away from selecting a slot receiver without top-end speed in the first round. But, given his reputation as a guy that can bust up zones in the middle of the field, he would be the perfect compliment to Higgins and Chase. Look at the AFC Championship game.... Once Boyd went out, the Chiefs basically doubled Chase and Higgins on the outside and made Hurst and Irwin win underneath and in the middle. They didn't win enough to sustain drives. I think JSN would be a guy that would make you come out of that type of D. And Burrow is definitely the type of QB that would be happy throwing it to him over the middle until the D made them stop.
