Draft Targets at #26 and #34

[FatDT]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

I’ve harped enough on the scheme fit side of Lawrence, but how about the PED bust? Do we really think Ballard is going to spend such a high pick on someone who got busted for PEDs?

Better now than after he’s on an NFL roster!

[Puck]

Originally Posted by JAFF

This is a very low quality draft for O linemen. Throwing first round money at a 3rd round talent doesn't make sense. I wouldn't be shocked if the Colts traded out of the first round to get more picks

Gil Brandt disagrees with you... as do I

He has 11 of the top 50 players as oline

So no idea what you’re basing your nonsense on


http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...2019-nfl-draft



Here is another site that lists 15 of the top 100 players as oline. 7 of which are in the top 50

https://www.draftace.com/2019-top-100/

Daniel Jeremiah has 9 Olineman in the top 50 and 5 in the top 32

[apballin]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

I’ve harped enough on the scheme fit side of Lawrence, but how about the PED bust? Do we really think Ballard is going to spend such a high pick on someone who got busted for PEDs?

We got our anchor for the O line last year, now we need one for the D line and Lawrence fits to me and I’ll enjoy watching him and Nelson battle in training camp

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by apballin

We got our anchor for the O line last year, now we need one for the D line and Lawrence fits to me and I’ll enjoy watching him and Nelson battle in training camp

At least Nelson can play 3 downs.

Honestly, I don’t think Lawrence is even on the Colts board.

[apballin]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

At least Nelson can play 3 downs.

Honestly, I don’t think Lawrence is even on the Colts board.

I don’t care about playing all 3 downs, that’s fine with me if he’s stopping the run keeping linemen off maniac for 2 downs and keeping Hunt or Autry fresh for passing situations

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Discflinger

I don't know anything about what TEs are out there, but with what Frank likes to do with the offense, I really wouldn't be surprised to see one in the third or shortly thereafter.

I like Dax Raymond, had a good senior bowl. Kaden Smith (think that’s his name) from Stanford catches everything thrown at him, and you know they taught him to block at Stanford. The UCLA kid is an A+ athlete. And there was a sleeper from a lower tier Cali school who is a good player, can’t remember his name.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by JAFF

This is a very low quality draft for O linemen. Throwing first round money at a 3rd round talent doesn't make sense. I wouldn't be shocked if the Colts traded out of the first round to get more picks

Lidstrom, Bradbury and Edoga as a developmental tackle are the only guys I’m interested in. There should be some decent centers late in the draft also as a backup.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by apballin

We got our anchor for the O line last year, now we need one for the D line and Lawrence fits to me and I’ll enjoy watching him and Nelson battle in training camp

King Kong vs Godzilla?

[Butter]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

King Kong vs Godzilla?

Unstoppable force vs immovable object.

[VeveJones007]

EDGE: Brian Burns
DT: Christian Wilkins
DT: Jeffrey Simmons (lower due to injury)
EDGE: Clelin Ferrell
S: Jonathan Abram
TE: Noah Fant
CB: Byron Murphy
WR: AJ Brown
WR: N'Keal Harry
WR: Marquise Brown (I think they place more value on larger receivers)
OL: Chris Lindstrom
RB: Josh Jacobs
CB: Deandre Baker
EDGE: Montez Sweat (heart condition)
DL: Jerry Tillery (my personal reservations that he isn't a great scheme fit)

I’m thinking about where on this list I would strongly consider trading down. Probably after Ferrell, which I think is fairly likely that him and the guys above him will be gone by 26. Wonder if Ballard could get NYG or DEN to move up from early in Rd2.