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Me neither. To me, he's the biggest talent in this draft. He's more gifted than anybody else in this class, and yes, more than Ramsey. However I don't see the Chargers taking him, just doesn't seem to fit their personality to have a playmaking ILB. Just a feeling though.

I'm wondering, would people here be happy if Ozzie takes Nkemdiche in the 2nd? His character concerns seem real and his game is full of flaws, but if we can erase them, he has a ton of upsides. He kind of reminds me of a Jernigan 2.0 with his attitude.

Agreed, Ozzie will go BPA in the two first rounds, so if there's a faller for us in the 2nd he won't hesitate. However I think Thompson is fully worth an early 2nd round pick. Thompson is not known for being blazing fast, so I don't see it happening, fortunately.

I like him a lot in the 4th or maybe later. Highly underrrated prospect imo, had to deal with a mediocre quaterback and was still able to pull insane grabs. You have to love his speed and fluidity, he kind of reminds me of a taller Emmanuel Sanders, don't know if I'm the only one.

Depends on what you want in a prospect, but Ramsey offers way higher upsides. In therms of ceiling, I see Thompson as a future Eric Weddle, and Ramsey as a future Charles Woodson. Having the next Eric Weddle in the 2nd would be a steal though, that's for sure and this would help our secondary in the most significant way I can imagine.

Ramsey will not make it past Dallas, rumors have him as the highest player on their board. And even if he does, Jax will jump on the opportunity. So we can kiss him goodbye. Having Hargreaves would still be awesome, him and a back-to-100% Jimmy would be a dominant duo in the league.

So you finally caught up on the Thompson bandwagon . My mind is changing twice a week, but as of now I had Hargreaves and Spriggs. Not flashy but this would solidify us on important areas. The Jack-Thompson combo is probably my pick is you ask me to give you "game changers"

I'm lazy to explain each of the choices as of now so feel free to ask and I'll answer later. Titans: Tunsil Browns: Goff Chargers: Bosa Cowboys: Ramsey Jags: Buckner TRADE BACK with TB for their 2nd: Vernon Hargreaves SF: Carson Wentz Miami: Myles Jack Ravens: Ezekiel Eliott 2) Leonard Floyd 2) Darian Thompson 3) Sterling Shepard 4) Joe Dahl 4) Joe Schobert 4) Cyrus Jones

If we end up with this, I'll be ecstatic. It's still think it's very optimistic though, Coleman in the 2nd seems highly unlikely, and you'd want to take C. Jones in the 4th. I really like the Wright and Kaufusi picks, however. I think Kaufusi is far from just a physical freak, I loved watching his tape. I view him as an upgrade over Upshaw. As of Wright, you can't deny his instinct and the intensity he brings to the game. He and Mosley would be a nightmare. He's also a great fit, especially with the 3-3-5 that Pees uses on 3rd downs.

So I understand he hasn't been the anchor of our defense, and has been inconsistent, but out of curiosity I watched his stats of the year and was very surprised by his evolution: http://www.nfl.com/player/lawrenceguy/2495481/profile To say he's made a leap wouldn't make him justice, and I recall when Canty was inujured in the beginning of the season, he was our leader in sacks and playing at Canty's level, maybe better. So while the hype around Buckner is real, why not give LG a chance to compete with Urban? He could very well turn out to be a 7/8 sacks/year guy if we continue to developp him, wouldn't you think?

Yeah, but he seems to be quite a bit of a "project", which is a banned word this year apparently. Maybe in the 4th round he'd deserve a close look but not before.

Have I talked to you about Leslie Frazier?

(Don't know if the expression exists in english) I'll put a coin on him, he's a smart guy and he understand what he has to do, he said he's been working on it. He ended up on IR last season while it was more of a 3-4 games injury, not a season ending one. We all agree about this kid playmaking ability, when he's on the field, he stands out. SSSr won't play every down next season, so Camp will get plenty of opportunities.

I really don't know where to put it, but what are your thoughts on Darron Lee? Not at 6 but in the second? From what I've seen, he has great pass rushing skills, anytime they lined him up on the edge his speed showed up. He also seems decent in coverage but I hate the way he was used on the games I watched, always covering the same empty zone and ending up useless.

Wow, didn't expect that comparison lol. Will have to dig in more on Nassib then, I had a "meh" feeling from what I saw in the few tapes I watched, but I guess I will have to do some extra homework.

Well, when people realised that they could forget about having Bosa, it's only natural that they tried to replace him. I agree it's silly, but natural I guess.

How not to love this draft? The only thing that concerns me is Smith's ability to rush the passer from the edge, I have never seen him do that on the few films I watched on him.

I don't know if he's been brought up before on this topic, but how do you guys feel about Aaron Burbridge? He looks like the absolute reliable target.

Yes Fuller aside, I like the mock a lot. I'm also a fan of Jack for our first. Having Ngakoue and Jones in the 4th would have me crazy, they're complete steals at this point.

Or the opposite.

Would love it, but it's quite optimistic. Not impossible, but I'd be very surprised if Spence fell this far. I'm also sceptical on Miller in the second, there are better options, even though he's intriguing

Is there a chance Coleman is there in the 2nd? I think I saw a mock where he fell, but it was like 2 months ago. Seems impossible now, I hardly believe Minesotta could pass on a guy like him.

I'll have to dig on the "turning head" part, but he successfully faced Sterling Shepard and Calvin Ridley for a half. That answered the competition question for me. One could also argue that he had a dominant pass rush to help him.

Funny, that's exactly how I'm starting to feel also. I'd be more comfortable with Shepard in the 3rd. I wouldn't be against Coleman if he makes it to the 2nd, which I doubt... Boyd absolutly, as long as we don't take Spence in the first. Having two guys with off field history seems a bad idea.

I have yet to see a completion on Alexander, so he's my guy. I think the turnover problem gets solved with a guy like Frazier who coaches agressivity above anything else. I have concerns with VH3, like the way he got burnt in the last few games, that was really horrible and against average college competition... His size doesn't worry me, he's covered Treadwell nicely, so I think it demonstrates he can deal with his size. There's so much to like about Alexander, his potential, his talent, but also his attitude. I remember during the Oklahoma game, he showed a Sizzle-like attitude, trash talking the opponent and motivating his teammates. Something that I've missed this year.