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If they can cobble together a decent run defense and somehow get to 2nd and 8 and 3rd and 6 consistently they'll be in business with the pass rush talent they've put together. I'd throw Solomon Thomas in there also, he has some juice as an interior rusher.

Probably TC eve knowing these jokers.

Yep, the night we drafted him I watched a few of his games and was surprised by his explosiveness off the snap. He also whipped the shit out of our 6th round RT in one of those clips.

They'll sign a vet like Cooper or Allen.

I'd be shocked if we don't add a WR before TC.

I disagree with Golden being a 2, I think he compares favorably to guys who have went in the 15-25 range recently like Olave, Jordan Addison, Zay Flowers and so forth. But they had Booker rated higher and they have their reasons, but I think both are legit 1's in almost any class. Golden...

I loved them too, and while they're definitely cautionary tales for a pick like Booker, I think the fact that his character is so over the top excellent (guys like Jeremiah saying he was as good off the field as any OL he's ever seen) makes me very confident he'll at least be a good starter...

Yep, I think Steve Avila is a pretty good comparison too, although he went in the early 2nd and wasn't as good of a prospect overall. Ultimately this was a weak draft in the first, for weeks people were saying there wasn't much separation between about 8-10 and 20-25, and so Booker probably...

Mike Iupati.

This was one of our best drafts in years so that'd track. The biggest thing to me was that there weren't any stupid fucking reaches in the 2nd/3rd like Kelvin Joseph, Luke Schoonmaker or Trysten Hill. I think Eze will probably go down as one of our best 2nd round picks in recent memory...

I think they're planning on starting Kenyon Green at RG. He was actually pretty similar to Booker coming out, he's been a bust but knowing the god damn Eagles he'll make the Pro Bowl next year thanks to their OL coach.

Guyton definitely fits more in the "athletic but not much of a mauler" category, but I think our interior 3 are all more physical, downhill types than "zone, get out in space" types.

It was pretty strong at the top, there wasn't a complete no-brainer like Quenton Nelson but I can't remember a time when three OG's went relatively early in the first (all within the first 20 or so picks). Maybe that time like 10 years ago when two randomly went in the top 10, but aside from...

The other thing is that if Guyton doesn't work out here under these circumstances, he was never going to. We literally have a glorified OL coach as OC, plus an actual OL coach who is very experienced with a great track record. If he doesn't put it together with that sort of coaching around him...

If Guyton gets anywhere near his potential I honestly think we'll have an OL that will rival that group, as well as the group the Eagles have had for the past few years. Smith-Beebe-Booker might be the best interior OL in the league as soon as the later part of 2025, and by 2026 at the absolute...

It's amazing to me that this guy Shough was in college for 7 years and threw less than 1,000 passes. I just hope we don't hire Moore to be our OC in 3-4 years when he inevitably washes out there.

I'm telling you, Belichick is losing it a bit and this is tantamount to those online schemes where lonely old people think they're in a relationship with someone overseas and just keep sending them money.

The other thing about Blue and Mafah is that I think it's unlikely they both bust. One of them might, but I think it's a pretty safe bet that one of them will be able to play their role well, and that we'll only need to find one guy to pair with one of them, as opposed to finding two.

Yep, it's going to be very downhill and physical, which is why they likely had Booker higher based on the scheme they're going to run than random team X. That's actually one thing that bothered me a bit with our great OL's around the 2014-16 timeframe. They were awesome and I think could've...