Fine, I'm fine with Francis Mauigoa

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I feel like we will have spent a #3 and #6 pick on bookend tackles to only get pretty good play. You should have dominant play drafting guys at those slots. You’re oline should be close to dominant as you need to fill three slots with lower grade positional players and can have one that is actually subpar. I doubt an oline with PJJ and any tackle from this draft will ever be dominant because the most expensive pieces are just pretty good and not great.
I guess but it would also probably be the best bookend OTs we have had for a Loooong time.
 

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Sure but generally speaking, a player has to be good before they are dominant. It's more about the skill you are looking to get vs "dominance".

I like David Bailey because I feel his primary strength is rushing the passer and that is what I want my edge to do. I want the potential of an edge who can generate 12+ sacks a season. I think BAiley is the best option for that.

I like Mauigoa because he is technically very sound, young, and can physically compete at the NFL level right away. That is what I am looking for from a top OT. Also, if I am going to be developing a young QB, I would rather have more talent along the offensive line to help that development. I think Mauigoa has the ability to be a top 10 RT in the league.

A similar argument can be made for Love. The biggest issue for Love is that if the line/team sucks, you are wasting a year of a player whose position already comes with a short career window. That said, if I am drafting a RB, I want a guy I can play 70% of snaps, red zone, pass downs, and two minute. Love fits what I am looking for.
I agree with this a lot. Thank you
 
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It’s all About BPA. The year Larry was drafted, we had already invested heavily at the WR position, and many thought that pick should have been spent on another position of need. Denny called him the best player in the draft and even told the entire league he was drafting Larry multiple times for weeks leading up to it. I remember many thought he was throwing smoke and mirrors, and when we drafted Larry, people were a bit disappointed… We all know the rest of the story…

Take the BPA…
 

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It’s all About BPA. The year Larry was drafted, we had already invested heavily at the WR position, and many thought that pick should have been spent on another position of need. Denny called him the best player in the draft and even told the entire league he was drafting Larry multiple times for weeks leading up to it. I remember many thought he was throwing smoke and mirrors, and when we drafted Larry, people were a bit disappointed… We all know the rest of the story…

Take the BPA…
I love Larry Legend and am thrilled we had him. I do often wonder about a what if. I wanted Big Ben that year. Would he have succeeded in the desert and reached the highs he did?
 

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i like the player

just not sure he is better than Spencer Fano
 

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i like the player

just not sure he is better than Spencer Fano
I see it like this. I would rather lean towards the two OTs from Clemson than the two from the football powerhouse which is Utah. Lastly, if one is not going to take Mauigoa, then you are better served to take Bailey if still on the board, because Fano had issues facing him.
 
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I see it like this. I would rather lean towards the two OTs from Clemson than the two from the football powerhouse which is Utah. Lastly, if one is not going to take Mauigoa, then you are better served to take Bailey if still on the board, because Fano had issues facing him.
Bailey is going to the Jets. We either take the OT from Miami, RB Love, or find a trade partner interested in Love before the Titans draft him at 4. That’s what it boils down to.
 

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Right. There is no consensus top OT in this draft.
The joy of this draft for me is that there is. lol. I definitely have a top OT and a top EDGE. It's not particularly close. I also spend way too much time watching college football, and draft stuff. There is also a lot of garbage out there to sift through which can make things confusing. As @kerouac9 would say. #Content
 

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The joy of this draft for me is that there is. lol. I definitely have a top OT and a top EDGE. It's not particularly close. I also spend way too much time watching college football, and draft stuff. There is also a lot of garbage out there to sift through which can make things confusing. As @kerouac9 would say. #Content
I would suspect with what some call a meh draft, the different draft boards of all the teams should be all over the place. Should be a lot of surprises in my opinion.
 

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I see it like this. I would rather lean towards the two OTs from Clemson than the two from the football powerhouse which is Utah. Lastly, if one is not going to take Mauigoa, then you are better served to take Bailey if still on the board, because Fano had issues facing him.
Bailey beat him on a couple pass plays…but fano abused him in the run game
 

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It’s all About BPA. The year Larry was drafted, we had already invested heavily at the WR position, and many thought that pick should have been spent on another position of need. Denny called him the best player in the draft and even told the entire league he was drafting Larry multiple times for weeks leading up to it. I remember many thought he was throwing smoke and mirrors, and when we drafted Larry, people were a bit disappointed… We all know the rest of the story…

Take the BPA…
And we picked the wrong player….i was screaming for Big Ben….
 

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Bailey is going to the Jets. We either take the OT from Miami, RB Love, or find a trade partner interested in Love before the Titans draft him at 4. That’s what it boils down to.
And then trade down for Spencer fano …..
 

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The joy of this draft for me is that there is. lol. I definitely have a top OT and a top EDGE. It's not particularly close. I also spend way too much time watching college football, and draft stuff. There is also a lot of garbage out there to sift through which can make things confusing. As @kerouac9 would say. #Content
You might, as a fan; the football community doesn't. It's funny that you lump them is as #content while insinuating your opinion matters :)

So, since my opinion weighs as much as yours, for me there clearly isn't a consensus top OT. So there isn't. So there :D
 

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I'd take the guy that can score 20 touchdowns before a RT at 3. It's coaching..it's veteran OL men. A rookie reach for RT ...he'll get owned. Meanwhile Love will score 20 tds in the NFL. No RT will make a difference. Get Simpson, get Love. This stupid franchise never gets it...it stops this year. Make a trade, even involve a player, my favorite player. Get it done. Otherwise Simpson is a NYJ. They will take him at 16. Trade up.
 

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I'd take the guy that can score 20 touchdowns before a RT at 3. It's coaching..it's veteran OL men. A rookie reach for RT ...he'll get owned. Meanwhile Love will score 20 tds in the NFL. No RT will make a difference. Get Simpson, get Love. This stupid franchise never gets it...it stops this year. Make a trade, even involve a player, my favorite player. Get it done. Otherwise Simpson is a NYJ. They will take him at 16. Trade up.
If the cardinals draft love they will give him a bad name…..won’t be able to find room to run behind this line….dysfunctional organizations take running backs in the top 10….lafleur comes from the rams….he knows the rams and hawks would fear the somoan steamroller more
 
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