If We Had our Choice Today in the '23 Draft, Which of These Player/Positions would you Pick?

[SissyBoyFloyd]

It appears many have thrown in the towel this season and are already considering the '23 draft. If that is the case, another throw away season for the Cards, let's jump to next year and think about who to draft and why. Here are some top choices if we were to pick in the top 4-8 range of the draft, with QBs excluded. As you can see, I tried to vary the positions of possible needs.

 

[Zalixar]

If it's not a LB with the first round pick I'm not interested.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Didn't vote, but probably a toss up between Carter and Murphy at this point.

 

[DVontel]

Skoronski if he can play RT.

Jalen Carter easily otherwise.

 

[cardpa]

I selected Skoronski simply because the team doesn't even have enough players under contract to fill an Oline in 2023. Even though Hudson is under contract in 2023, does anyone believe he will return next season? With Hudson not counted, the team has four Olinemen under contract.

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[SissyBoyFloyd]

I went with Carter because I feel he is the can't miss player and I am very much of the mindset of building your team from the inside out. I would not complain though if we took Skoronski, although I have a fear regarding drafting an OL early based on our track record over the years.

As much as we need good OL players like a Skoronski and think the odds would say trade back for more OL picks and pick several OLmen hoping one or more work out as starters.

 

[BritCard]

Depends where we pick and who we resign.

Jalen Carter is great but he wins a lot on power and he won't have that advantage in the NFL. Likely takes him a few years to adjust like many iDL.

I'd say Skoronski.

 

[Krangodnzr]

I went with Anderson. Having a big time speed rusher would REALLY help this defense. Personally, I proritize QB, OT, Edge, so unless the Cardinals want to replace Humphries, I'm going with Anderson since I think Josh Jones can hold his own at RT next year.