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I have no idea what the hell guava actually smells or tastes like, but if it’s anything like this guavalato I’m ****ing with it.

How do people here feel about Forsythe? He might be a day 2/day 3 value option.

I thought it was cool that the first person that called Reyes once he signed was Logan Thomas. We got a team dedicated to getting better as a group.

I remember a lot of had some interest in Maurice Hurst back in the day.

Cosmi at #51 is great value. I'd have to consider it for sure. We could secure both bookend tackles for the future in one draft.

I’d rather have Jaelon Darden in the 4th than Toney in the 2nd. He’s explosive as ****.

I’m JOK, then Collins, then Jamin. @stevemcqueen1 Asante definitely has that edge as a tone setter, but I ask myself how much better is he than Jimmy Moreland? He’s sturdier than Jimmy and carries a better chance of playing outside in the NFL, but Jimmy while being more finesse has similar instincts and maybe slightly better burst. They both have clean feet, but Asante is slightly more vulnerable to pick/rub routes. Asante is also more of a bail out or play with cushion kind of guy with his eyes on the QB at nearly all times that like you mentioned would be kind of a funky fit with our D. I like his short area lateral mobility but I wish he was faster and more explosive. He’s got great play speed though and intensity for the size he brings. I think there are better choices available in the 2nd round, but would be cool with picking him in the 3rd or 4th. I’m bullish on Coach Harris and want to give him more traitsy guys to work with that fit more with WJ3’s size/speed profile.

@stevemcqueen1 No doubt, I feel like we’ll need a tone setter on every level of our defense and only our front 4 has that right now. JOK would be a step towards that but not the final piece by any means. It was tough to choose between JOK and Zaven, but I valued the former’s ability to cover both TE and WR, explosiveness, and pass rush potential over Zaven’s easy strength and awareness of the field. I could be wrong but I value JOK’s intensity slightly more than Zaven’s cerebral calm when it comes to tone setting. I think JDR and Ron can properly channel that intensity and allow him to play within his character but get to his spots, even if he does over extend himself at times. It’d be great though if we had a sure fire clean up man behind him though. I don’t know who that could be in the draft. I really like Richie Grant but he’ll be gone when we pick in the 2nd. Maybe your guy JJ or Caden Sterns in the 3rd? Or maybe even Andre Cisco?

For what he is and the specialization he brings, JOK could be a blue chip player in my opinion. He’s my #1 LB currently and yea he is under-sized but if you’re going to be small you better have fire and explosion with a hard nosed mentality and he has it. Plus, Darius Leonard plays at 215lbs for the colts and JOK was at 225lbs at his pro day IIRC. Give him the right role and responsibility and he can be a playmaker for us and a firecracker of a tone setter to go along with Chase and that defense. If we want our defense to be feared, he’s the piece in the draft that adds the most to that end IMO.

Well, in that tweet or whatever the key part was the diagnosis that it is not Chronic by NFL doctors.

I recommend anyone doing an evaluation on Nico Collins pay special attention to his senior bowl tape over his 2019 tape. He’s changed his body and gotten more explosive. Anyone watching Bateman should make sure they watch last years tape and give it more weight than this years. Looks like Caleb Farley might be back in the 1st round discussion.

I’m just thinking out loud here, but so much of the draft is about projection as well as production. But right now, even though Jamin Davis has much better speed than Zaven Collins its negated to a degree by not just his false steps, but the choppiness or balance of his steps, when he has to read and react. Zaven plays with much better balance right now and is surprisingly good at choosing his angles. He knows where he has help and he knows his own limitations and does his best to phone booth a guy as much as possible. The thing is, in the NFL he won’t be able to contain guys as well so his weaknesses will be much more exploitable and there isn’t much he can personally change to fix that. But, what he does well, from his awareness and understanding of run/pass lanes, and the ease with which he can penetrate when he wants to is evident. He doesn’t have much juice, but there is an extra gear there when he sees an opening that I’d love to see flash more and maybe our staff can unlock that. Right now it’s JOK, Zaven, Jamin for me. Neither of them are perfect or complete LB’s but what they do well at is really high end for the first two and Jamin has so much promise that is a bit more well rounded than the others when you project out his skill set and clean up his awareness and technique a bit.

It’s interesting that we let go of Caleb Brantley who opted out but not Josh Harvey Clemons. Also kind of surprised that Moss got cut.

No

Yup, you can grow 4 plants per household but only two can be mature. That’s kind of weak, but whatever. What I don’t get is how they square allowing to cultivate with saying only having an ounce is legal. If you grow things right a person can easily yield over a 100 grams per plant in cured bud. Hopefully the details get hammered out over the next couple years and they also lower the $60k threshold for getting a dispensary license.

Yes!!!

RAS and all testing should only be a supplement to analysis. The information by itself is useless anyways until it’s compared to tape, because athletic ability is always attenuated by processing speed and technique. Personally, I also use it for catching guys I haven’t looked at yet that might be worthwhile. But, still you have to cross the bridge of how a players raw tools are harnessed. Jalen Camp for instance is a raw athlete with an amazing mix of size, speed, and strength but if your drafting him it’s for special teams first and then second is the hope you can mold him into something worthwhile as a WR later on.

Damn, there is a part of me that wants JOK on this team so bad. That defense would be fierce with him at WILL. He is such a tone setter and in that way kind of what we hoped Reuben was going to be.