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deanpet21
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The only one on that list that could be available when we pick at #66 is Edwards.
Among Mims, Shenault, and Pittman, I think Shenault goes first, Mims 2nd, and Pittman 3rd. I think Pittman will be there at 66, but the other 2 won't. I'm not a big Pittman fan - don't think he has the quickness to get consistent separation.
The only one on that list that could be available when we pick at #66 is Edwards.
I wish I could mark/flag posts for future reference. So all others are impossibilities, unrealistic?
Its just my opinion. Its an opinion board. Of course anything can happen. We will see
Totally onboard for a playmaker at #66. Hoping a TW's trade (multiple picks) results in a round 2 pick for OT.
Realistic shots at WR for #66 below but a few may not drop that far. Would love to land Claypool from ND. Like his size, catch radius, contested catch ability & toughness. Nice compliment to TMAC.
Michael Pittman Jr., USC (SR, 6'4", 223 pounds)
Jalen Reagor, TCU (JR, 5'11", 206 pounds)
K.J. Hamler, Penn State (rSO, 5'9", 178 pounds)
Chase Claypool, Notre Dame (SR, 6'4", 238 pounds)
Donovan Peoples-Jones, Michigan (JR, 6'2", 212 pounds)
Tyler Johnson, Minnesota (SR, 6'1", 206 pounds)
Bryan Edwards, South Carolina (SR, 6'3", 212 pounds)
Antonio Gandy-Golden, Liberty (SR, 6'4", 223 pounds)
John Hightower, Boise State (SR, 6'2", 189 pounds)
Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon State (JR, 6'4", 210 pounds)
Collin Johnson, Texas (SR, 6'6", 222 pounds)
Gabriel Davis, UCF (JR, 6'2", 216 pounds)
lol. Mims at #66? The guy is a first rounder early 2nd. I gotta research Davis.
It isn’t really just an opinion when you claim it is impossible.
An opinion would be, I can’t see...I doubt...IMO.
I like most of this list to be there around #66. I think Hamler, Reagor and Claypool are 2nd round guys that could possibly drop but the rest of that list looks spot on. Really love Claypool and Edwards.
Off topic, not sure why Mims is even mentioned in this thread hahaha. I would put a .000001% chance Mims will be there at #66.
I hear the Eagles love him so I could see him being realistically anywhere from 21-30. I don't think he will drop past early 2nd.
I dont have access to medical reports or drug tests. So of course there is room for error. Every draft analyst knows that. Your Mims call was really out of left field that is why I said something.
Gk thinks Mims will be there at #66 that's why I laughed at him.
I dont have access to medical reports or drug tests. So of course there is room for error. Every draft analyst knows that. Your Mims call was really out of left field that is why I said something.
Gk thinks Mims will be there at #66 that's why I laughed at him.
I said no such thing. Show me where I said I believe he will be there.
Believing it is possible and believing it is,likely are two separate things.
I said no such thing. Show me where I said I believe he will be there.
Believing it is possible and believing it is,likely are two separate things.
i think its fair to say he could be there . i think its fair to say most likely he wont
when you responded to my original post. you listed Mims for #66.
When you responded to my original post. you listed Mims for #66.
Again, your original post asked who we wanted at 66 if we had to have a WR. I stated, if Mims falls to 66, then I would select him.
Your original post didn’t ask if I expect Mims to be there at 66. It asked about a possibility.
I have posted twice, this makes thrice, that I believe Chicago will draft him in round 2. Go on record and state where you believe he will go.
Oh please. nice back pedal. My post was a realistic WR prospect at #66. Mims is not a realistic prospect at #66. If he has a positive drug test or unknown medical then maybe but that is about it
It isn’t a back pedal. You may want to look up the meaning of words and cliches before responding.
What makes it unrealistic?
Your Morgan Moses was a late first round pick, according to you.
He had no drug issues or medical problems but he fell all the way to...
#66.
It is realistic that Mims can do the same thing. It may not be probable. So like I have said thrice, and now four times, I believe Chicago in the second.
Go on the record and state where you have him going, or Kiper, or McShay, or whomever else you will copy.
It isn’t a back pedal. You may want to look up the meaning of words and cliches before responding.
What makes it unrealistic?
Your Morgan Moses was a late first round pick, according to you.
He had no drug issues or medical problems but he fell all the way to...
#66.
It is realistic that Mims can do the same thing. It may not be probable. So like I have said thrice, and now four times, I believe Chicago in the second.
Go on the record and state where you have him going, or Kiper, or McShay, or whomever else you will copy.
Plus I will make another prediction. Every WR you mentioned except Davis wont be there at #66. I hope some are there but I don't think so.
I already said where he would go. Moses only had a late 1st round grade by one draft expert. Every expert I have seen has Mims going way before #66. If you feel its realistic that Mims would be at #66 then bet me. Why are you shying away?