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Round One Pick

With our round one pick as it sits now who you selecting

  • Abdul Carter

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • Travis Hunter

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • Ashton Jeanty

    Votes: 3 33.3%
  • Mason Graham

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Tyler Warren

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Colston Loveland

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Jalen Walker

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • Will Campbell

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • Armand Membou

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Ill throw in an other. Please list name

    Votes: 1 11.1%

  • Total voters
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YankeeRebel

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True.

Big talent can come out of small schools too.
Agreed.

I just think he's not a wide pick as our round one pick for a lot of reasons. Mainly b/c I don't think he that " Barkley " type RB. I don't think we need a " Barkely " type RB in McDaniels offense. I do feel there are much greater needs and I feel the importance of a RB in today's in NFL has declined
 

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We don't need a RB as bad as we need a LT.

Selecting any LT in this draft at #4 is a bigger reach than selecting Jeanty. But I definitely agree that the offensive line is top priority. Even the great offensive lineman coach Scar said he wouldn’t draft any OL with a top 5 pick.
 

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Agreed.

I just think he's not a wide pick as our round one pick for a lot of reasons. Mainly b/c I don't think he that " Barkley " type RB. I don't think we need a " Barkely " type RB in McDaniels offense. I do feel there are much greater needs and I feel the importance of a RB in today's in NFL has declined

That might be true. But the Eagles went to and won the Superbowl because of defense and running the football. Hurts had less the 2,900 passing and 18 touchdowns. That’s very mediocre. Why put so much pressure on Maye? He’s very young. Give him that workhorse stud RB to make his Sundays easier. Jeanty would open up plays and give our offense a chance to succeed.
 

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Here's my problem with taking Jeanty........We're assuming that the IOL will be improved, even without a LT. If Jeanty can't run left, then no matter how good he is, teams will overstack the right side. C/G, G/T Sweep, it doesn't matter, they'll be waiting for him. Without a LT, Maye will be looking to run always to his right. Without a complete OL, nothing will work.
 

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Here's my problem with taking Jeanty........We're assuming that the IOL will be improved, even without a LT. If Jeanty can't run left, then no matter how good he is, teams will overstack the right side. C/G, G/T Sweep, it doesn't matter, they'll be waiting for him. Without a LT, Maye will be looking to run always to his right. Without a complete OL, nothing will work.
I don't think anyone will argue this. But, what is the drop off between Campbell, Simmons, Membou or Trapilo...? I don't think it's that great. Difficult choices for the FO.
 

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That might be true. But the Eagles went to and won the Superbowl because of defense and running the football. Hurts had less the 2,900 passing and 18 touchdowns. That’s very mediocre. Why put so much pressure on Maye? He’s very young. Give him that workhorse stud RB to make his Sundays easier. Jeanty would open up plays and give our offense a chance to succeed.
And we don't run the Eagles offense and again Jeanty is no Barkely
 

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Selecting any LT in this draft at #4 is a bigger reach than selecting Jeanty. But I definitely agree that the offensive line is top priority. Even the great offensive lineman coach Scar said he wouldn’t draft any OL with a top 5 pick.
I'm not to concerned with what Scar said. His comments and assistance with the kid from BC left me wondering if his heart was more in that comment. If you feel one of these LTs coming out is worthy of a pick at 4 you take him, otherwise you look for a trade partner and hope your guy is still there. If by chance he is not then get best offensive weapon there and hope maybe you can get Conorly (Oregon) later.
 

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I don't think anyone will argue this. But, what is the drop off between Campbell, Simmons, Membou or Trapilo...? I don't think it's that great. Difficult choices for the FO.
Well Campbell and Simmons may be close Cambell is still regarded as the best LT coming out. Membou had a great combine, congrats, he impressed some people but there is a reason he played RT his entire college career. Trapilo is getting to much love putting him that high.
 

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I'm not to concerned with what Scar said.

So the man who could be the greatest offensive line coach says don’t draft an offensive lineman with a top 5 pick. We should just blow it off? He knows the worth of that position a wee bit more than any of us. I would most certainly take his advice.

. If I’m If by chance he is not then get best offensive weapon there and hope maybe you can get Conorly (Oregon) later.

Well well… so take the best offensive weapon?? Who could that be? Oh yeah… JEANTY.

You say what some of us are saying. But argue the best offensive weapon in this draft isn’t worth it……

This draft only has 3 true blue chip players. If you have a chance, you get one regardless of the position. You don’t reach and draft for need at this time. There is no question Jeanty is head and shoulders above any rb. You could close your eyes and throw darts at the top 3-4 lineman.
 

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So the man who could be the greatest offensive line coach says don’t draft an offensive lineman with a top 5 pick. We should just blow it off? He knows the worth of that position a wee bit more than any of us. I would most certainly take his advice.



Well well… so take the best offensive weapon?? Who could that be? Oh yeah… JEANTY.

You say what some of us are saying. But argue the best offensive weapon in this draft isn’t worth it……

This draft only has 3 true blue chip players. If you have a chance, you get one regardless of the position. You don’t reach and draft for need at this time. There is no question Jeanty is head and shoulders above any rb. You could close your eyes and throw darts at the top 3-4 lineman.
Not sure he would be considered the greatest O Line coach of all time, that could be homerism. He is not the head coach, if the Pats feel they want to draft a LT, then yes, they should ignore him. This isn't about what Scar, you or I say, this is about the Vrabel and Wolfe think. And again I have said this multiple times, I advocate for trading down not past 12 and then see where things lie.

I am sure Jeanty is not the best offensive weapon LOL, but hey you do you, I would pass on him like Brady to Moss. There is doubt Jeanty is head and shoulders about the rest, you're just not listening. When you say head and shoulders above coming out of college you better be talking about Walter Peyton or Bo Jackson, Barry Sanders and sorry to tell you Jeanty is not that. He played his entire college career against sub par teams I think there is room for reservation.
 

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The potential best 'weapon' just might be Tet McMillan. Everyone has picked his game apart and constantly warned against him because of N'Keal Harry. Tet is 6'5" 212# and can stretch the field. With Diggs on one side, Pop in the slot and Bourne, Polk or Baker across the seam, they could challenge any defense. That and McMillan played volleyball to increase his leg strength and improve his vertical leaps. If he's not drafted by by #20, you'll all be crying in your soup when KC trades up to take him.
 

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The potential best 'weapon' just might be Tet McMillan. Everyone has picked his game apart and constantly warned against him because of N'Keal Harry. Tet is 6'5" 212# and can stretch the field. With Diggs on one side, Pop in the slot and Bourne, Polk or Baker across the seam, they could challenge any defense. That and McMillan played volleyball to increase his leg strength and improve his vertical leaps. If he's not drafted by by #20, you'll all be crying in your soup when KC trades up to take him.
Well I don't cry but I get where you are coming from. This all boils down to how highly the Pats value any available LT and how long they are willing to wait to get one. If they see a kid they can grab in RD3 who they feel has a high ceiling then we wait. Anyone capable of rational thought knows we have to get a LT and perhaps an IOL but damn sure a LT.
 

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Agreed.

I just think he's not a wide pick as our round one pick for a lot of reasons. Mainly b/c I don't think he that " Barkley " type RB. I don't think we need a " Barkely " type RB in McDaniels offense. I do feel there are much greater needs and I feel the importance of a RB in today's in NFL has declined
I get that...well most of it.

But not sure what you mean by don't need in a McDaniels offense. Was Blount's 18 TD season not with Josh as OC?

A big armed mobile QB and a top tier RB? Who can catch? C'mon. Skippy would game plan to their strengths not force them to play to his game plan.
 

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I get that...well most of it.

But not sure what you mean by don't need in a McDaniels offense. Was Blount's 18 TD season not with Josh as OC?

A big armed mobile QB and a top tier RB? Who can catch? C'mon. Skippy would game plan to their strengths not force them to play to his game plan.
Yeah Blount had a great season but that is not the norm for his system. For the most part he gears toward short, quick passes to quick mobile WRs that can get some YAC. Loves having big TEs and the RB is more a 3rd down threat as needed or used to set up the pass game. There are always exceptions, and I don't think drafting in round one a potential expectation is where we need to be.
 

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He still knows who we have though.
And this begs the question is Marrone half to O Line coach Scar was? If not then you better get the most talented guy vs a potential guy that Marrone might not be able to coach up like Scar could.

Damn ten more day's and we can end all the speculation and start bantering back and forth about the selections. Same dance different tune
 
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