Chopper0080
2021 - Prove It
I would prefer Zaven Collins over Jaylen Waddle.Out of these options, I’m taking Waddle with the swiftness & not looking back.
I would prefer Zaven Collins over Jaylen Waddle.Out of these options, I’m taking Waddle with the swiftness & not looking back.
Yea ehhhh I see everyone’s point about Zaven, but I still can’t get behind a ILB early, especially behind a inexperienced DL. Cowboys tried to build around their ILBs & it has been a fail. Give me a game-breaker like Waddle all-day everyday.I would prefer Zaven Collins over Jaylen Waddle.
There is truth in this.That was my first thought too, but truth be told the magic of 3-4 defenses often lie in the linebacker units. The more athletic, fast, and versatile those four are the more likely the success of the defense. Wouldn’t be my first, second or third choice but if ended with us having a keuchly/Davis pairing for a decade there are far worse outcomes.
I agree. Even more if we don't address this in FA. However, I think IOL is a place we will use our cap dollars.Look at Russell Wilson & Seattle right now. We don’t want Kyler to be in that same situation a few years from now. Build up the interior. I’m pushing hard for Alijah Vera-Tucker & Creed Humphrey.
Look at Russell Wilson & Seattle right now. We don’t want Kyler to be in that same situation a few years from now. Build up the interior. I’m pushing hard for Alijah Vera-Tucker & Creed Humphrey.
Even bigger than Los. No way he makes it to our 2nd.Yes, he is a kind of Karlos dansby, ILB with pass rusher body
Any chance is there in round 2?
A guy with these skillset will change drastically our defense
That’s a tight one for me. Waddle likely has a big impact on our entire offense even indirectly. If he can play his speed pulls safeties thereby (a) opening underneath more for hop and Arnold, (b) creates fewer stacked boxes for our rbs, and (maybe most importantly) (c) creates lots of green for kyler to scramble. All that without even directly addressing what he would bring to the table actually catching bombs and having the speed to actually make something out of the awful horizontal passing game that kliff has loved running to our slow wrs.I would prefer Zaven Collins over Jaylen Waddle.
Yup. And those are pretty good defenses.There is truth in this.
Bucs go Barrett, JPP, White and David. JPP was 12.5 mil this year, White was 6.7. Barrett got 15.8. David 10.7.
Steelers have 3 first round picks in their LB corp. Highest one taken was Bevin Bush at 10 overall.
Bears 3-4 has Mack 20+, Quinn 14.7, Roquan a 1st rounder 6 mil and Trevethan at 5 mil.
So, the Cardinals deciding to take another ILB wouldn't be the stretch that I initially thought it would be even if it is not my preferred path.
Agreed. As much as fancy toys like waddle, Collins and the such are exciting, the most exciting thing would be to see kyler behind a dominant oline. I’m hoping we splurge on interior oline in FA and that jones emerges.Look at Russell Wilson & Seattle right now. We don’t want Kyler to be in that same situation a few years from now. Build up the interior. I’m pushing hard for Alijah Vera-Tucker & Creed Humphrey.
Yup thisI agree. Even more if we don't address this in FA. However, I think IOL is a place we will use our cap dollars.
True but I feel like this team hasn’t had a truly good center since they moved to Arizona. Tried the proven FA route once with gruttadoria and he just fell apart on us.IF Josh Jones works out at RT, the Cards will have given K1 a better o line situation than Russ has had for the last 6 years --
and sets them up for a good offensive line for the next 3-4. Interior guys are far easier to find than tackles.
Personally, when it comes to WRs in the draft, I feel I can get 90% of Jaylen Waddle in round 3 if I want it that badly. There are just so many WRs every year that can contribute right away I find it tough to prioritize one in round 1.That’s a right one for me. Waddle likely has a big impact on our entire offense even indirectly. If he can play his speed pulls safeties thereby (a) opening underneath more for hop and Arnold, (b) creates fewer stacked boxes for our rbs, and (maybe most importantly) (c) creates lots of green for kyler to scramble. All that without even directly addressing what he would bring to the table actually catching bombs and having the speed to actually make something out of the awful horizontal passing game that kliff has loved running to our slow wrs.
all that and I’m likely a toss up between waddle and zaven
Sad to think Lyle Sendlein might be the best C the Arizona Cardinals have had since moving to Arizona.True but I feel like this team hasn’t had a truly good center since they moved to Arizona. Tried the proven FA route once with gruttadoria and he just fell apart on us.
Sad to think Lyle Sendlein might be the best C the Arizona Cardinals have had since moving to Arizona.
It is also probably a significant reason we have struggled in all of those years.
That’s a tight one for me. Waddle likely has a big impact on our entire offense even indirectly. If he can play his speed pulls safeties thereby (a) opening underneath more for hop and Arnold, (b) creates fewer stacked boxes for our rbs, and (maybe most importantly) (c) creates lots of green for kyler to scramble. All that without even directly addressing what he would bring to the table actually catching bombs and having the speed to actually make something out of the awful horizontal passing game that kliff has loved running to our slow wrs.
all that and I’m likely a toss up between waddle and zaven
We are in the perfect position for interior O-Line. Always a value pick in the 15 to 20 range.
With just speed, sure.WRs with speed you can get deep in the draft.
With just speed, sure.
Not along with YAC machines, great hands, good route runners, & overall game-breakers like Waddle. Waddle just doesn’t have regular speed, he has transcendent speed.
Sure. Waddle is great.
But as Chopper said, I think you can get 90% of Waddle in round 3. Tougher to do that with other positions.
I don’t think you could get 50% of a player like Jaylen Waddle in round 3 let alone 90%.Personally, when it comes to WRs in the draft, I feel I can get 90% of Jaylen Waddle in round 3 if I want it that badly. There are just so many WRs every year that can contribute right away I find it tough to prioritize one in round 1.
I want to see his shuttles and cone drills. That will tell the tale for me.Sure. Waddle is great.
But as Chopper said, I think you can get 90% of Waddle in round 3. Tougher to do that with other positions.
I mostly agree. Especially at a position like WR.I don’t think you could get 50% of a player like Jaylen Waddle in round 3 let alone 90%.
I feel like you can draft quality ILBs after round 1 more than anything.
Fred Warner
Darius Leonard
Eric Kendricks
Demario Davis
Bobby Wagner
Lavonte David
All have been the best ILBs in the game for a while & none of them were drafted on Day 1. What also stands out about this is that at their best, they were/are behind stout DLines(not the case for Wagner & Kendricks anymore/as of now).
Investing a round 1 pick on a ILB when you have a bad DL is just bad investing. I’d rather draft Barmore over Collins if anything.