2020 Draft Weekend Chatter Thread...

Grain of salt stuff, but interesting read for comments like this:

  • You have the same success rate drafting a DB in the 7th round as you do drafting one in the 4th (11%)
  • DBs provide the best success potential in the 7th round versus other positions in that round.
  • If you select a linebacker in the first round, there is a relatively low bust rate. As a matter of fact, Linebackers have the second highest first round success rate behind only the offensive line. 70% of first round linebackers were starters for at least half of their careers.

 
I know it seems like overkill, but I’d do almost whatever it takes to get Weaver, Biadasz, and Bryce Hall.
 
Do not ask me why I have seen an ad for a hair dryer twice in the past five minutes.

Who do they think is watching this?

As I rest my head on my pillow last night, I fell asleep debating whether CeeDee Lamb sounded more like a name for a sportscar or a veneral disease.

But, no, a hair dryer never entered my thoughts.
 
4 blocked kicks could be an indication that this is a guy Fassel intends on making a core ST'er with his size/speed.
Moore was saying Fassel is big on playing defensive guys on ST, not RBs and WRs. So that makes sense too.
 
I don't even want to hear the first fucking talk of drafting a CB high until 2023 at the earliest.

Re-sign Awuzie or Lewis, Brown is signed for 3 years, Diggs, this guy, and whatever other schlubs they want to pick up on Day 3 or for cheap in FA as the next few years go by and we're more than fine.
 
At this rate, a guy like Khaleke Hudson may really fall. He could be a nice project OLB/SS.
 
Oh, fuck you, Luke Bryan.
Fuck country music. And especially, fuck that guy.
 
Seattle takes Colby Parkinson TE.
 
Vikings took Troy Dye LB.
 
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