Our Draft CHAT Thread
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Thanks to both of you for keeping that ongoing list of players taken by position. It helps when trying to fill a particular team need.
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Yes thanks for the help .....
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9. San Francisco 49ers MINKAH FITZPATRICK .... S ..... ALABAMA
27 (59). San Francisco 49ers from New Orleans Saints RASHAAD PENNY ........RB .....SAN DIEGO STATE
6 (70). San Francisco 49ers from Chicago Bears CHUKWUMA OKORAFOR ............OT................... WESTERN MICHIGAN
10 (74). San Francisco 49ers SIMMIE COBBS JR .......WR.............. INDIANA
10. Oakland Raiders ROQUAN SMITH ....OLB .... GEORGIA
9 (41). Oakland Raiders CONNOR WILLIAMS .........OT .........TEXAS
11 (75). Oakland Raiders DONTE JACKSON ................ CB ............LSU
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I have messaged One Post to make his picks by 2pm Eastern then we will make picks for this round so we can move on ....
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Let's start&pin a clear thread for the remaining picks.. right now we just have summary and chat threads.
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I messaged one post again...Im ready after 2 pm!!!
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All draft picks involved in the Sua Cravens trade between Redskins and Broncos have been updated
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So far I think Bills fans would be very pleased
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I thought things would get to me today.....but still two picks ahead of my picks for Jags/Vikes. If those two are taken this evening.......my picks will likely be made in the morning.
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According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
I would say the vast majority of GM's have
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According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
I would say the vast majority of GM's have
According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
Solution: Indy might legitimately get a shot at Saquon Barkley with the sixth overall pick, and he'd be tough to pass up. If the Colts decide to take a marquee defender or guard Quenton Nelson at that spot, they'll have three second-round picks to take swings on playmakers. Chris Ballard could snag a starting running back and an explosive receiver like Equanimeous St. Brown in Round 2.
I took Barkley and St. Brown for the Colts, make the call Jimmah and I am on the first plane over...
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According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
Solution: Indy might legitimately get a shot at Saquon Barkley with the sixth overall pick, and he'd be tough to pass up. If the Colts decide to take a marquee defender or guard Quenton Nelson at that spot, they'll have three second-round picks to take swings on playmakers. Chris Ballard could snag a starting running back and an explosive receiver like Equanimeous St. Brown in Round 2.
I took Barkley and St. Brown for the Colts, make the call Jimmah and I am on the first plane over...
Solution: Indy might legitimately get a shot at Saquon Barkley with the sixth overall pick, and he'd be tough to pass up. If the Colts decide to take a marquee defender or guard Quenton Nelson at that spot, they'll have three second-round picks to take swings on playmakers. Chris Ballard could snag a starting running back and an explosive receiver like Equanimeous St. Brown in Round 2.
I took Barkley and St. Brown for the Colts, make the call Jimmah and I am on the first plane over...
Yeah but would you jump off Tower Bridge into the Thames if we go 0-16 ?
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Solution: Indy might legitimately get a shot at Saquon Barkley with the sixth overall pick, and he'd be tough to pass up. If the Colts decide to take a marquee defender or guard Quenton Nelson at that spot, they'll have three second-round picks to take swings on playmakers. Chris Ballard could snag a starting running back and an explosive receiver like Equanimeous St. Brown in Round 2.
I took Barkley and St. Brown for the Colts, make the call Jimmah and I am on the first plane over...
Yeah but would you jump off Tower Bridge into the Thames if we go 0-16 ?
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Does seem to be going slow this year
Does seem to be going slow this year
Oh, no.....it has gone much slower. Having people make 2 picks in a row has helped tremendously.
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According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
I would say the vast majority of GM's have
According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
I would say the vast majority of GM's have
Well....for the Jags.....I chose a WR in round 1. All of the "big six" QBs had already been taken by the time the Jags were on the clock in our draft. So I solved the jags "aerial issue" by giving Bortles a weapon.
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According to this article have your team addressed their needs in our draft so far ?
Solution: Indy might legitimately get a shot at Saquon Barkley with the sixth overall pick, and he'd be tough to pass up. If the Colts decide to take a marquee defender or guard Quenton Nelson at that spot, they'll have three second-round picks to take swings on playmakers. Chris Ballard could snag a starting running back and an explosive receiver like Equanimeous St. Brown in Round 2.
I took Barkley and St. Brown for the Colts, make the call Jimmah and I am on the first plane over...
I took Barkley and St. Brown for the Colts, make the call Jimmah and I am on the first plane over...
Pfft... piece of cake...
Try filling needs with quality when you pick near the end of the few rounds in which you have a pick....
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Onto round 4
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Draft is 4 weeks tonight ......we have 4 rounds left ......... a round a week minimum but hoping to make it quicker than that ........ will soon introduce time limits to push it along a bit.
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