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Old 11-07-2019, 10:56 AM
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1st priority has to be edge pressure- has to be.

Then comes backup OL, we need a RG who can rapidly supplant Glow- who would be just fine in the backup role.

Depending upon what happens with Funchess when he returns through the end of the year, we may have to go searching for a big WR as the wind down of TY's career begins.

Far bigger needs than a QB on this roster. This roster is good, built to be a tough nosed team that can win with a balanced attack, we don't need a superstar QB.

Hurts, that would be a guy that if we were there in the 2nd, hell yes take him.
Unless we trade up for Chase Young who looks like he will be a superstar. There are a lot of athletic pass rushers that fit our mold in this draft. Almost a logjam. There are not a lot of good DT's in this draft like last year. Go DT first if you can, grab a big 3-tech if possible that can play all downs. DE in the second.

Maybe another offensive skill player in the second, best available or a QB. You can get guards later. No need to spend a high pick on oline especially if they will be a backup.
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