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  1. I think Morgan is the best outcome for getting a day 1 LT. His short arm length might cause him to fall a bit, but I can't see him falling behind SF as they treasure athletic tackles. I'd be ok trading up to the mid 20s to take Morgan. Outside of that, I'm kind of with you in that I don't want to sacrifice picks to target needs. I do think Kool-Aid (for example) will be there at 36 because of the Jones fracture. Peyton is going to fall because of his medicals. I'm taking him with our early 3rd if he's there. Let him sit behind Wagner & Luvu for a year and absorb before taking over. Honestly, CB is the #2 code red position we have. BSJ sucked last year and is a FA. We have nothing after that. I think the top 3 CBs (Arnold, Mitchell, Wiggins) will all be gone before 20 because they are in a tier by themselves. Dejean goes in the 20s. Kool-Aid slips because of the injury. Zinter is recovering from a broken leg, but we can take a chance on him for example.
  2. Here are some examples of trade ups of recent drafts. Our equivalent trades are made in bold 2020 (Chargers-Pats) (Chargers trades 37+71 to NE for #23); Closest Equivalent trade would be: 36+67 to Minnesota for #23) 2022 (Jets-Titans) (Titans traded 26+101 to Jets for 35+69+163); Closest Equivalent trade would be: 36+67+152 to Tampa for 26+92). I don't think Tampa would do this however). 2022 (Jags-Tampa) (Jags traded 33+106+180 to Tampa for 27); Closest Equivalent Trade would be: 36+100+152 to Arizona for 27) Right now, if we want to move up in the low 20s to get a desired LT, we need to sacrifice 67 IMO. Otherwise, we could do the Montez Sweat trade up where we traded our 2nd rounder (mid 2nd+future 2nd (turned out to be #34)) for Sweat. That turned out to be a good deal. Don't know if Peters would do it, but teams might be tempted to think we'll suck next year.
  3. Dejean has injury concerns too. He's going to go in the 1st round however. Buffalo might be a good spot for him. Their entire secondary has been gutted and Elam has been kind of a bust for them. All top 3 CBs are going to go high. I can see Philly trading up to get one of the top 3 CBs. Fangio defenses require them. He drafted Surtain high for a reason in Denver. Last year, he traded for Ramsay. Rams are going to go CB too. Jags need a CB as well. All of them will be gone before the 20s.
  4. I think Kool-Aid (I'm assuming he's your CB4) is going to be there at 36. He has a Jones fracture that will cause him to fall.
  5. It’s the Chargers. I think Zona stays at 4 and takes MHJ. They already have a boatload of picks in this draft. Bolts have been rumored to want to trade down by everyone. Plus, Harbaugh does JJ a solid by getting him to KOC. Bolts take OT at 11 (probably Fuaga) and WR with the Houston first rounder (Thomas?)
  6. I think that is more of a Shanny thing than Peters to be fair. The Shanny's have very specific OL desires. They don't care about pass-blocking on drop back throws. Only care about athleticism and movement. Heck, Shanny only drafted one above average OL here (HOF Trent). He had his busts too (Adam Gettis, Josh LeReibus) here. I wouldn't necessarily correlate Peters with those picks because: a). Shanny runs that organization and b). he has very specific wants for OL. I don't think we're running anything like a Shanty-type offense with Kliff. Regarding your OL assessments, I think Guyton is going to go early. Latham & Fuaga are probably RT only types (maybe Fuaga could shift). Mims has the injury concerns, but he's going to go in the relatively high (Dallas is his floor IMO). Fashanu has the small hand size, but probably goes to NYJ at 10 because they are desperate for a LT and just traded for Morgan Moses to be their RT. Guyton is a LT prospect with his athleticism. He's going to go high in the teens IMO because he's a straight LT (could see him as high as 14 to NO because Penning has busted and they need a LT badly). I think Fautanu is IOL all day and will be intriguing for someone like Seattle at 16 (although they probably want to trade back as they lack a 2nd rounder and lost first 3rd in the trade with us). Morgan had a bad senior bowl apparently, but rumors are that we like him. I think he's a first rounder for sure and SF probably snatches him up if he falls to 31 as he's a Shanny type athletic tackle for sure.
  7. Pauline has really good NY sources. Anything he says about the Jets is close to gospel.
  8. Haha, you just replied to my earlier post. Yeah, an example of a deep trade up would be the Lions trading up for Jameson Williams a couple of years ago. Detroit traded #32+#34+#66 for #12+#46. Would you trade #36+#40+#67 for a pick in the early teens (to take the LT) and a mid-to latish 2nd rounder? I'm not sure. Ah, I must be mistaken. Was listening to Tony Pauline and he said Rosengarten could play LT because he has experience there.
  9. I think my guy might be Rosengarten. I know he looked bad in the championship game, but he has LT experience and was moved to RT because Penix is a lefty. I think he'll be there for sure at our 2nd rounders. Heck, we could trade back and still get him.
  10. I actually think Rosengarten is an intriguing target in R2. He won't make it to our 3rd round pick IMO. He has LT experience and was moved to RT to protect Penix's blindside. Admittedly, he did not have a great championship game, but I wouldn't hate taking him after a small trade down from one of our 2nds.
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