2020 draft thread

[Racehorse]

I saw a couple of mocks with us getting Love at 34. Do you all think he slips into the second round? I don't.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

I saw a couple of mocks with us getting Love at 34. Do you all think he slips into the second round? I don't.

No, I think he goes 15-32.

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

No, I think he goes 15-32.

Still way early in the draft process but one trade that I think might be worthwhile is to package the two second round picks (Pick 34 and 44) and move up into the first round to gain a second Round 1 pick.

Even accounting for the Day 1 draft day premium, you should be able to snag a selection somewhere between Pick 21 - 25.

Basically do the opposite of last year's trade with Washington.

[rcubed]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

No, I think he goes 15-32.

I think he goes 13.


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[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

https://twitter.com/MattLombardoNFL/...79116676239360

Mel Kiper Jr. Says there will be 25-30 receivers going off the board in the first three rounds, with as many as five in the first and eight in the second rounds, doubling down on this being a historically deep WR #NFLDraft class.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

https://twitter.com/MattLombardoNFL/...79116676239360

That's a lot of receivers. 30 receivers evens out to 10 receivers in each round. If only five go in the first, means by the third round, every other pick might be a receiver.

[Racehorse]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

That's a lot of receivers. 30 receivers evens out to 10 receivers in each round. If only five go in the first, means by the third round, every other pick might be a receiver.

All those guys will need a good QB to get them the ball. Not all of them will end up with one of those. I just hope whichever one we draft gets a good one throwing the ball. That is Priority #1.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

All those guys will need a good QB to get them the ball. Not all of them will end up with one of those. I just hope whichever one we draft gets a good one throwing the ball. That is Priority #1.

I agree QB is top priority. The team starts with the QB.

I do think a good receiver can make an average QB better. I don’t see a QB as a prerequisite for drafting a WR. You might add a better QB next year or in the future. It’s also like saying you should t draft a RB unless you have an offensive line. Regardless of position I believe in adding the best talent you can get. It all contributes to making a better team.