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I agree with this. He's pretty much developed in the coverage aspect of the game. I don't think he's going to need too much work there to have a role in the NFL from day 1. His pass rush does need some work though and with Tim Williams in the fold, he can work on that. We don't have to rely on him to be this sack machine right out of the gate. As for the last snippet, I think he can play ILB in the 3-4, and I say that because we deploy more of a 4-3 under now. I'd imagine you'll continue seeing Suggs with his hand in the dirt, which still gives Bowser the opportunity to play in space when in the "base" alignment. I don't think he's a full time, true 3-4 ILB, but he can be placed there in certain situations.

Back to a better time when @RayRayRaven was coherent. The good old days just a few short months ago

Letting Steve be Steve is a great way to close the boards out, in my opinion.

This thread is now even better.

After checking out what I could find on some of these guys (and for some, that's absolutely nothing), Ricky Ortiz intrigues me the most because there's a clear opening for someone with his skill set. They could opt to use Taliaferro or one of the TEs in somewhat of a quasi FB role, but I wouldn't discount this kid right now. He does look very slow but I do like his aggressiveness and willingness to hit someone in the hole. He does go in too high at times which really brings down his value as a lead blocker, but you can see some real strong moments there as well. Outside of that, he seems like a very capable ST player.

For what it's worth, apparently Toth is injured and is waiting to sign until he's back to 100%.

Tonight's episode of The Leftovers was one of my favorites of the whole series. So underrated.

I'm not sure what month it is where you are, but it's still April here

May 9th is the deadline for signings affecting the compensatory picks.

It's April, and White might not even be a WR for us.

I know you know it's way too early for this type of statement, especially considering the C from Rutgers is coming here on a tryout basis.

Reported so far: 1. OT Kwayde Miller 2. DT Omarius Bryant 3. WR Tim Patrick 4. WR Quincy Adeboyejo 5. OG Andrew Wylie 6. LB Bam Bradley 7. WR CJ Board 8. S Daniel Henry 9. DL Pat Ricard 10. K Bobby Puyol 11. P Kenny Allen 12. WR/CB Tim White 13. QB Zach Terrell

Interesting player here. WR in college and his coach said he made a mistake and should have had him at CB all along. Returner value.

Wide Receiver

Nico Siragusa. I know nothing of Miller but he's a very large man.

That's a good move for Denver. Kelly has a good amount of talent but we all know the issues that come along with that. As the last pick in the draft, it's worth a shot.

And here's how I ended up in comparison to real draft spots, which was very well. CB Gareon Conley: Picked at 29 here, went 24 in real life = +5 LB Tyus Bowser: Picked at 67 here, went 47 in real life = +20 WR Taywan Taylor: Picked at 125 here, went 72 in real life = +53 TE Jordan Leggett: Picked at 133 here, went 150 in real life = -17 WR Kenny Golladay: Picked as UDFA here, went 96 in real life = +158 CB Brendan Langley: Picked as UDFA here, went 101 in real life = +153 RB Joe Williams: Picked as UDFA here, went 121 in real life = +133 DT Grover Stewart: Picked as UDFA here, went 144 in real life = +110 CB Jamal Agnew: Picked as UDFA here, went 165 in real life = +89 CB Treston Decoud: Picked as UDFA here, went 169 in real life = +85 WR DeAngelo Yancey: Picked as UDFA here, went 175 in real life = +79 LB Tanner Vallejo: Picked as UDFA here, went 195 in real life = +59 DT Treyvon Hester: Picked as UDFA here, went 244 in real life = +10 My draft would be: 1. CB Gareon Conley 2. LB Tyus Bowser 3. WR Taywan Taylor 3. WR Kenny Golladay 3. CB Brendan Langley 4. RB Joe Williams 4. DT Grover Stewart 5. TE Jordan Leggett 5. CB Jamal Agnew 5. CB Treston Decoud 5. WR DeAngelo Yancey 6. LB Tanner Vallejo 7. DT Treyvon Hester If I had stayed in the draft and not taken a couple week sabbatical, I would have taken DJ Jones (6th FM, 6th IRL), TJ Logan (7th FM, 5th IRL), and Rayshawn Jenkins (7th FM, 4th IRL). If I stuck at my 5th rounder and didn't trade up, I was taking Jonnu Smith (3rd) if Leggett didn't make it.

I'll take my 2 points from Williams and go home.

My favorite pick of the day. I'm curious to see how the potential transition to C goes, but the guy doesn't shy away from contact so he could be a good fit there. He's another one of those teddy bear types off the field, but the complete opposite on the field. He lives for the contact.

Tools are there but this is definitely a developmental project. Fits the typical mold that the new OL coach likes so I'm sure he had some big input into this selection.