With the 19th Pick, the WFT selects....

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

Would you draft him over JOK, J. Davis or Z. Collins?

Over Davis and Collins, yes

Not over JOK

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

This man please

Same. I want a ballhawk out there.

[Scalper]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Same. I want a ballhawk out there.

We need a true center fielder FS. Moehrig is not that. He just adds to logjam at SS or creates more coverage issues.
I favor BPA. Irrespective of position.
If it is close, I go the high five leverage positions in order: QB,LT,DE,CB,WR. Again LT above DE because he protects QB, CB above WR because shutdown corners much harder to find than WR. We have 2 stud DEs, so could obviously pass on that, but we could easily use another 3rd corner or a true #1 WR if someone falls. Alas, I think RR and staff are thinking filling need.
Best outcome is still top-5 QB falling to 19. Doubt it.
Second best outcome is a LT, dominant pass blocker care less about run blocking, falls.
Third best outcome if first two don't happen trade down and get 2nd tier LT or QB.
Fourth best outcome is CB or WR falls to us at 19.
We are DYING for a thumper in middle, at LB, but you can get that guy with 2nd 3rd round pick. I would not be surprised to see us reach at LB.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Scalper

We need a true center fielder FS. Moehrig is not that. He just adds to logjam at SS or creates more coverage issues.
I favor BPA. Irrespective of position.
If it is close, I go the high five leverage positions in order: QB,LT,DE,CB,WR. Again LT above DE because he protects QB, CB above WR because shutdown corners much harder to find than WR. We have 2 stud DEs, so could obviously pass on that, but we could easily use another 3rd corner or a true #1 WR if someone falls. Alas, I think RR and staff are thinking filling need.
Best outcome is still top-5 QB falling to 19. Doubt it.
Second best outcome is a LT, dominant pass blocker care less about run blocking, falls.
Third best outcome if first two don't happen trade down and get 2nd tier LT or QB.
Fourth best outcome is CB or WR falls to us at 19.
We are DYING for a thumper in middle, at LB, but you can get that guy with 2nd 3rd round pick. I would not be surprised to see us reach at LB.

You are literally the only person I've seen anywhere that says he can't play deep safety. What are you basing this off of?

[Scalper]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

You are literally the only person I've seen anywhere that says he can't play deep safety. What are you basing this off of?

Watching him.
He is a balanced safety at best.
Nothing wrong with that.
He is also very talented.
But I want a dedicated center fielder.
I spend 1st round pick on FS, I want a Earl Thomas or Sean Taylor type player.
That is not Moehrig.
True center fielders later in draft.
I also don't think Moehrig anywhere near BPA at 19.

[vallin21]

Originally Posted by Scalper

We need a true center fielder FS. Moehrig is not that. He just adds to logjam at SS or creates more coverage issues.
I favor BPA. Irrespective of position.
If it is close, I go the high five leverage positions in order: QB,LT,DE,CB,WR. Again LT above DE because he protects QB, CB above WR because shutdown corners much harder to find than WR. We have 2 stud DEs, so could obviously pass on that, but we could easily use another 3rd corner or a true #1 WR if someone falls. Alas, I think RR and staff are thinking filling need.
Best outcome is still top-5 QB falling to 19. Doubt it.
Second best outcome is a LT, dominant pass blocker care less about run blocking, falls.
Third best outcome if first two don't happen trade down and get 2nd tier LT or QB.
Fourth best outcome is CB or WR falls to us at 19.
We are DYING for a thumper in middle, at LB, but you can get that guy with 2nd 3rd round pick. I would not be surprised to see us reach at LB.

Moehrig is a FS, with coverage skills. His game is similar to Earl Thomas, not saying he’s him, but he’s definitely not a SS.

At 19, One possibly two top players will fall and be available. We’ll see

[Scalper]

Originally Posted by vallin21

Moehrig is a FS, with coverage skills. His game is similar to Earl Thomas, not saying he’s him, but he’s definitely not a SS.

At 19, One possibly two top players will fall and be available. We’ll see

I respectfully disagree. He may be a balanced safety, and is certainly talented, but is not a true center fielder at next level. Simply not quick twitch enough.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Scalper

... We have 2 stud DEs, so could obviously pass on that, but we could easily use another 3rd corner or a true #1 WR if someone falls. ...

We have a true #1 WR, likewise your dismissing Scherff. Some of your posts are interesting but you lose a ton of credibility when you blatantly disregard consensus (NFL GM consensus not home fan angst consensus) opinions of talent. Not asking for a lengthy diatribe of how you see it, just giving you another fan's opinion on how I read your treatises.

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[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

This man please

I would be just fine with that.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

This man please

Edit. Disregard. Answered already.

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[Chico23231]

I also think if a corner is there that falls they would take him.

They would play the boundary and people forget, Fuller is extremely versatile. He excelled at slot and played some safety in KC.

[punch it in]

Tucker is being projected at LT in the pros. Nice that he has versatility though. If Scherrff bolts next year he could slide over or stay at LT depending on what we do at G. I think Tucker is the pick. Thats my final answer.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Moehrig is a Free Safety, and projected to be a damn good one - period.

[Scalper]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Moehrig is a Free Safety, and projected to be a damn good one - period.

Projected. :-)
He is a balanced S who has played some deep.
He is not a prototypical center fielder.

[Chief X_Phackter]

"Moehrig put up big numbers in his last two seasons as a starter and was a two-time First-Team All-Big 12 selection. He was named to seven All-American teams as well. In the past two seasons he took part in nine takeaways which tied for second in the FBS. This past season his 11 passes defended trailed only teammate Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson (13) in the Big 12. He placed third on the Horned Frogs with 47 tackles, including 2.0 for loss."

"Very talented height-weight-speed prospect with the range and ball skills to become an impact defender at the next level. Moehrig possesses the overall talent to play in a variety of coverages, including over the slot against big targets, but his talent might be best served as a high safety where his instincts and anticipation lead him to the football. He's a talented ball tracker with soft hands and does a very good job of maintaining balance and positioning to make a play..."

"Trevon Moehrig is a free safety that has satisfied multiple roles for the Horned Frogs. A consistent and urgent single-high player, he’s a free-flowing mover that’s at his best when able to patrol the middle of the field. With seven career interceptions, he’s proven to not only be a constant ball disruptor, but he’s a safety that can change the momentum of games by getting the ball back to his team...Ideal Role: Starting free safety."

"Moehrig has adequate size, but excellent versatility and instincts. He can play in the deep post or cover in the slot. He is a smooth, fluid mover in man coverage underneath. He also possesses ideal anticipation and range from the back end. He has the ability to consistently match patterns and position himself for plays on the ball... He will provide his defensive coordinator with options, which is exactly what's desired in 2021."