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Old 03-18-2021, 09:37 AM   #1
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Elijah Molden Is my target in the second if he makes it to us...he’s another hybrid Cb/safety guy.

I’d take him and pencil him in immediately as the starting slot CB. He is a Playmaker.
That's how i feel about TE Jordan.. I think he would be a great fit
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Old 03-18-2021, 10:32 AM   #2
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The QB of Texas A&M is not an NFL QB. Do not draft under any circumstances.
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Old 03-20-2021, 10:18 AM   #3
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The QB of Texas A&M is not an NFL QB. Do not draft under any circumstances.
I totally agree. I like Ian Book in the later rounds

Right now if Kyle Pitts or Micah Parsons fall out of the top 10 then I’m all bout the move up to get one of these guys.
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Old 03-20-2021, 10:51 AM   #4
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I totally agree. I like Ian Book in the later rounds

Right now if Kyle Pitts or Micah Parsons fall out of the top 10 then I’m all bout the move up to get one of these guys.
Unless it's a QB they love, I would rather stand pat at 19. I think they will have the opportunity to pick a great player at 19, or even move back and acquire more picks and still end up with a starting LB, OT, S, WR, etc...
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Old 03-20-2021, 11:17 AM   #5
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I totally agree. I like Ian Book in the later rounds

Right now if Kyle Pitts or Micah Parsons fall out of the top 10 then I’m all bout the move up to get one of these guys.
I'd probably pass on Parsons. I'm not sure RR would feel Parsons would be a good fit. Even before the lawsuit and assault/bullying accusations, there were questions about his character. I read somewhere that even though he was rated a 5-star recruit, a lot of major colleges didn't recruit him based on character questions in high school. I'd need to be convinced that the character concerns were false and weren't a concern at all before I'd consider him in round one. Also, he reportedly needs some development and could have used the experience he would have gained in 2020, had he not opted out. The talent is there in Parsons, for sure, but I'd go for Zaven Collins at #19, given the choice between the two, or one of the OTs.
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