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I believe will miss out on Chase/Pitts

Pitts, Chase, Smith or Waddle, I mean, seriously, how can you go wrong with any of these guys. I am stoked for the draft and really worried about who the Dolphins take at 18th pick. I hope it's and edge rusher or a running back.
 
Burrow had to run around because he held the ball too long and is a running quarterback anyway. He always waits until the play breaks down and takes off. No offensive line help is going to change that except if the game slows down a bit, he makes his read and gets rid of the dumb ball. I think he needs a wide receiver like Chase and confidence to throw it. I am very much simplifying and giving the short version, but I don't think offensive line help is the priority in Bengal land. Pitts does give him a better faster outlet as those plays are there quicker than the long play down the field to Chase. But we are talking microseconds. In the NFL, it makes a huge difference, just ask Sam Darnold. I think the Bengals would be better served, now that they do have a franchise quarterback, to trade that number for more help that can be had without a single guy in Sewell.
 
It will be interesting when both Pitts and/or Chase are on the board and we draft Smith or Sewell.

Can't wait to read the comments then.
 
GRYPHONK said:
It will be interesting when both Pitts and/or Chase are on the board and we draft Smith or Sewell.

Can't wait to read the comments then.
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Hair pulling, dress wetting, and primal scream therapy from some...
 
PSU Cane said:
From the moment we traded down i've been on record saying i think the Bengals take Chase.

If Pitts goes 4 to Atlanta, i do agree both will be gone by 6.
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Agreed! With them off the board I would pick Sewell or Waddle at 6. Harris at 18 though, we need a RB.
 
circumstances said:
and i'm pretty sure ATL takes a QB or trades the pick to someone who wants a QB.
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Atlanta would be foolish not to. Matt Ryan is a good QB and I get gearing up to take one final run with him. I’d do the same if I were them. But if you’re planning on pushing to contend in the next couple years, you can’t expect to be picking as high as #4 any time soon. That means your best bet for a QB of the future is to take one this year. If Trey Lance is sitting there – a kid with a ton of talent but who is very raw – how do you not take him and park him on the bench behind Ryan for a couple years to learn? Who better for him to learn from? It seems like a great fit.

And if you don’t like a QB this year, then your best bet is to trade down with someone who does (Denver would be ideal) and get a bunch of draft capital in the process. You don’t maximize the value of #4 by doing anything than taking a QB or trading out to someone who wants one.
 
People need to get off the fact Sewell won’t be in a Dolphins uniform. There is no need for him here.
 
Phinittowinit said:
People need to get off the fact Sewell won’t be in a Dolphins uniform. There is no need for him here.
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I'm usually an advocate of taking top players at the highly valued positions (OT, Edge, CB) if i'm picking top 10 as those guys are heard to find - but i really really like the depth of this tackle class.

I think Miami would be foolish not to grab one one Day 2.
 
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