Williams? I think he's at least 6-1. He doesn't look like a Mayfield or Brees out there.People keep saying he's "small." I wonder what his true height is.
Yes, Caleb. All I know is, the heights listed in those team media guides are always fake/wrong.Williams? I think he's at least 6-1. He doesn't look like a Mayfield or Brees out there.
because we've had such good luck with Wolverines in recent years![]()
For the lazy:
24. Troy Fautanu, OG, Washington
56. Jaylen Wright, RB, Tennessee
87. Sedrick Van Plan-Granger, C, Georgia (when the hell did he hyphenate?)
For the lazy:
24. Troy Fautanu, OG, Washington
56. Jaylen Wright, RB, Tennessee
87. Sedrick Van Plan-Granger, C, Georgia (when the hell did he hyphenate?)
The 1st and 3rd are close to ideal, don't know much about Wright but there are some other guys available there that I'd love. It's also hard to see them going offense in the first 3 rounds unless we go nuts in free agency on the defensive side.
That depends on his workouts. He is clearly overweight.
Forget Van Pran-hyphen. Gimme this guy.
That depends on his workouts. He is clearly overweight.
If we let Biadasz walk and Powers-Johnson and Barton are off the board at 24, how comfortable are you going to feel trading down to 40 and assuming Frazier is still there?
So is that reaching for a need? Or is Frazier really that good. And I really like Frazier. But that scenario just sort of makes if feel like Frazier would be a panic need pick. I'd really hope two centers aren't going by pick 24. That would make for such an odd draft.
Of course the flip side is if you think Frazier is a 10 year starter at center, who cares if it's viewed as a reach. It's the Travis Frederick scenario or really just a center getting underrated because of his position.
I think he's going to be a top 40 guy, 24 feels a little rich and I'd certainly try to trade down 5 or so spots first, but I don't think it'd be a massive reach.