Never too early 2020 NFL Draft Thread

[beveaux1]

That includes a lot of Wolf drafts too. Their version of roster construction just don't prioritize these positions.

The went and got Savage when there was literally no one else available to play deep safety on the roster. And that is about it. We probably could have figured out they weren't gong ILB in the first two or three rounds when they signed Kirksey.

That should have been the key. I remain convinced that we would have taken a WR if there was one left on their board with a 1st round grade. We would have taken a WR in the 2nd if there was one left that the GM felt could provide immediate help.

I don't think there was an ILB on their board with a 1st round grade. My feeling is that after taking the QB in the 1st round, the GM felt he had to take someone in the 2nd that could help the offense this year and took the RB.

[pbmax]

That should have been the key. I remain convinced that we would have taken a WR if there was one left on their board with a 1st round grade. We would have taken a WR in the 2nd if there was one left that the GM felt could provide immediate help.

I don't think there was an ILB on their board with a 1st round grade. My feeling is that after taking the QB in the 1st round, the GM felt he had to take someone in the 2nd that could help the offense this year and took the RB.

RIght. And the difference between a WR in the first (or second) and say QB (Love) or CB (Jackson) is that they will spend a bit more to get a first round grade talent on the latter two, but a WR or ILB has to come to them.

[beveaux1]

RIght. And the difference between a WR in the first (or second) and say QB (Love) or CB (Jackson) is that they will spend a bit more to get a first round grade talent on the latter two, but a WR or ILB has to come to them.

That hits the nail on the head with their philosophy in my opinion, with the caveat that they won't have a 1st round grade on a QB next year.