Dewy101

I don't feel confident at all when it comes to taking a LT. They struggle immensely in their rookie season some even after that. Looking at the list and not a single LT drafted in the first round in the past couple of drafts have played well. Here's the list in case you guys that are hoping we draft a LT Eric Fisher, Luke Joekel, Greg Robinson, Ereck Flowers, Matt Khalil, Riley Reiff, Jake Mathews, and Taylor Lewan. Remember that Robinson was the can't miss LT prospect and he's been awful after being drafted #2 overall. I don't understand why LTs are considered safe picks.

He's too aggressive at this point. I feel like he's going to be a flag magnet his first year. I'm not even sure if he has the top speed either. I think one player that isn't getting enough attention is DJ White from Georgia Tech.

Did you miss all the receivers that Alexander has allowed to fly by him only getting bailed out by horribly thrown balls by QBs? Or the fact that he's literally holding, making illegal contact, or having a pass interference on almost every play.

Give me the 2 fastest receivers at the combine because it obviously works for the Steelers

But you're assuming that the LT we draft is going to be great right off the bat. Looking at history it's LT struggle and recently teams are just taking LT because they assume they are safe picks, but they are not. We're better off drafting a playmaker that can have an impact right away and invest in a LT in later rounds and have him develop.

I have a question. Why is a LT one of our biggest needs? I don't think they are as valuable as they once were. The most dominate pass rushers in the league as of right now are usually lined up on the right side. Plus the success of teams getting the ball out quickly to their playmakers has changed the way people look at pass protection. Not to mention drafting a LT high isn't a sure thing like most may think. Just look at the past few drafts.

TE are asked to do a lot more than just catch the ball. Kelce and Barnidge were horrible run blockers which brings their overall down. Gilmore, Boyle, and Williams were about average as a pass catcher, pass blocker, and run blocker. This brings their overall up.

I think you're confused about Zuttahs abitilties. He hasn't been a very good pass protector. True he's only given up 1 sack but he given up 29 hurries which led the league amongst centers last year. Zuttahs is a far better run blocker than a pass protector.

Smith was didny even play football until his senior year in high school. Then he attended a JC and transferred in as a junior he's barely played football and extremely raw. Dupree was hyped up to be a top 10 pick with very good run stuffing and pass rushing abilities. The only knock on him was that he never got many opportunities to rush the passer as Kentucky asked him to drop into coverage often.

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So was Smith

Sad that Zadarius Smith is better than Bud Dupree lol

They're moving Brown around a lot. Jimmy has stayed at RCB

I agree that Hargreaves is athletically gifted but he doesn't have it put together, I think its high risk high reward drafting him in the top 5 he reminds me way too much of Justin Gilbert. Lawson may be the best pure pass rushing OLB to come out since Von Miller. He's just so smooth and gets pressure effortlessly. If it weren't were for the injuries we're probably talking about a top 5 pick.

Armstead is already the niners best player on defense. Buckner and Bosa are on the same level, Buckner may be even better. Canty is a free agent after this season and we have no interior pass rush, Buckner would be a great addition to our d line.

I don't see the top level talent in Hargreaves. He got smoked by Cooper last year and Calvin Ridley just tore him to shreds. Anyway where's the Carl Lawson love?

The third of the passes that actually do get completed go for an average of 18 yards. That's a high number in terms of yards given up.

18+ yards per catch is a ridiculously high number. You're telling me that 1/3 passes is going to go for 18 yards. I'd take that all day.

I think he's just as dominate as Bosa. He tore Joshua Garnett apart who is widely considered the best guard in this draft. I feel like Buckner is no where near his sealing.

Why is a completion percentage even important? Unless you can show me yards given up along with it it's a meaningless statistic

I'll take Buckner over Bosa

I don't see that top 10 pick talent in Hargreaves. The more I watch him the more I see Justin Gilbert. Athletic freak, but he doesn't have it put together. There's going to be a lot of torching going on whoever selects him. I think Desmond King is far and away the best CB in the draft.

Bad play? Hurst doesn't even belong in the NFL not at LT anyway.

I'm not even mad anymore. It's probably the best thing that could've happened to us.