BmoreBird22

I truly, truly appreciate the shoutout. I'm about as livid as anyone that this site is shutting down because @The Raven was the most knowledgeable offensive line guru I knew on these boards. When these two picks (Siragusa and the other whose name I will not attempt to spell) happened, I knew immediately that he would have me and others covered. Words simply cannot express how much I will miss the knowledge that some of you posters shared with me.

They're more likely to trade Hurns than Lee.

A team would give it up easy in a sign and trade. Plus, the Pats gave up a first for one year of Cooks.

Even with injuries, Watkins would require a first to pry away. Too much untapped potential in a very young player.

Isn't Jordan Matthews on the trade block?

Really hard to justify signing someone who beat a woman even without video... oh, wait...

I think he fully could play safety, but if you're a premiere corner talent, why would you play safety?

As a fellow VT alum, welcome. Happy to have you on board.

So, a few drafts in 80 years are the way to determine if a sixth makes or breaks a draft? It can MAKE one, but will never break one.

Everyone like the new avatar?

Profile picture has officially been changed...

I would agree. VT generally produces stand out ST players

Just a really solid player. Very instinctive and a sound tackler. He plays well enough and doesn't get duped by bunch formations or combo routes. Could play both safety spots because he has the mentality to come downhill and hit and has the range to play over the top. Easily fooled by play action because he's too active, is not very big, and isn't the best to just turn and run in phase. Essentially very solid depth who could spot start or be a third safety based on instincts alone, but likely won't ever be a starter due to size and athletic limitations.

He isn't slow and he has deceptive speed, but he isn't a great accelerator and he isn't blazing like a John Ross. I'd say he's a deep threat.

He doesn't have amazing long speed as he's a long strider, but he won't get caught from behind.

He doesn't make them often, but he's still a match up nightmare for any defender and a good route runner for a tight end his size.

Third and fourth would have been my range. Fourth being day three.

I don't think Ford should have gone before day three, but this long...?

At first I was really upset to not have landed Lawson, but then Williams name was called and I just died and went to heaven.

So, apparently Wormley was really highly regarded amongst scouts as a 2nd round prospect. Miller had him at 38 and NFL.com had him as a solid second rounder. Seems to be really strong value and a good fit at 5T

Too many off the field for me to have seen him going higher. Off the field is why I didn't see the Ravens taking him. Happy as hell to have him.

I'd long said Tim Williams would go in the third because of off the field, but I wasn't sure he'd be a Raven. Best pure 3-4 EDGE in the draft.

Just going to preface this by saying not a whole lot of typing going into this one. If you want explanations, ask and you shall receive, but otherwise, we all kind of have the skinny on the player profiles, so why rehash it all? 1. Cleveland Browns - Myles Garrett, edge, TA&M 2. SF 49ers - Solomon Thomas, DL, Stanford 3. Chicago Bears - Jamal Adams, S, LSU 4. Jax Jaguars - Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU 5. Tennessee Titans - Marshon Lattimore, CB, OSU 6. Cleveland Browns - Mitch Trubisky, QB, UNC 7. LA Chargers - Mike Williams, WR, Clemson 8. Carolina Panthers - Christian McCaffrey 9. Cincinnati Bengals - Reuben Foster, LB, Alabama 10. Buffalo Bills - OJ Howard, TE, Alabama 11. NO Saints - Taco Charlton, EDGE, Michigan 12. New York Jets - Malik Hooker, S, OSU 13. Arizona Cardinals - Deshaun Watson, QB, Clemson 14. Philadelphia Eagles - Quincy Wilson, CB, Florida 15. Indy Colts - Gareon Conley, CB, OSU 16. Baltimore Ravens - Marlon Humphrey, CB, Alabama 17. Washington Redskins - Jonathan Allen, DL, Alabama 18. Tennesse Titans - Corey Davis, WR, WMU 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Dalvin Cook, RB, FSU 20. Denver Broncos - Garrett Boles, OT, Utah 21. Detroit Lions - Haason Reddick, OLB, Temple 22. Miami Dolphins - Cam Robinson, OT, Alabama 23. NY Giants - Ryan Ramczyk, OT, Wisconsin 24. Vegas Raiders - David Njoku, TE, Miami 25. Houston Texans - Patrick Mahomes III, QB, Texas Tech 26. Seattle Seahawks - Forest Lamp, OG, Western Kentucky 27. KC Chiefs - DeShone Kizer, QB, Notre Dame 28. Dallas Cowboys - Tre White, CB, LSU 29. Green Bay Packers - T.J. Watt, EDGE, Wisconsin 30. Pittsburgh Steelers - John Ross, WR, Washington 31. Atlanta Falcons - Derek Barnett, EDGE, Tennessee 32. NO Saints - Jerrad Davis, LB, Florida Round 2 - Carl Lawson, EDGE, Auburn Round 3A - Pat Elfein, OL, OSU Round 3B - JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, USC Round 4 - Nathan Peterman, QB, Pitt Round 5 - Taylor Moton, OT, Western Michigan Round 6 - TJ Logan, RB, UNC Round 7 - Sam Rogers, H-Back, VT

I'm gonna laugh when a team trades up and takes JJSS

Draft clue: links a Voice audition using the song, "Somebody That I used to Know."