If Jackson III is there at 24, I think you call Cincinnati and get a deal done to move up.

apple is a fruit?:deevee:

not that it is definitive but in all the draft mags ....lindys, nolan narwocki, pro football weekly, athlon none even mention reed
of course none mentioned oshaugnessy or alexander last year and they made contributions

1. CB Jackson or DT Nkemdiche (The Black Panther)

2. OG Garnett or WR Doctson/Mitchell/Caroo

1st QB Paxton Lynch
2nd CB Artie Burns
4th DT/DE Sheldon Day
5th ILBer Joshua Perry
5th OLBer Joe Schobert
6th NT DJ Reader
7th WR Keyarris Garrett

pick #28 Vernon Butler DL NFL.com comparison is Muhammad Wilkerson. That should fit Sutton's defense very well. Size, length, and athletic ability to play multiple positions in different defensive fronts.

pick #59 Sean Davis CB/S Top shelf athletic ability and very physical tackler. 40 career starts, 14 at CB. If Al Harris can clean up his CB technique, Davis and Peters give the Chiefs two big, physical press man corners. His floor is a fast, physical tackling machine at safety.

FWIW, Jaworksi calls Alexander the top cover corner in the draft....

And they still manage to perform at a high level, not only offensively because of Brady, but defensively, as well.

SB championships, AFC championships.

Always in the mix.

probably a q

but: two fatties


j/k

I really do not know specifically but not in any order - a really good player that ends up starting in the secondary and a QB that has a high potential (not sure if needed to use a 1 or 2 tho) , or maybe a dedicated passrusher....

I don't follow college enough to have an informed opinion of specific names, so I will rely on all of you to tell me how shitty or good our picks will be.

Yeah, but come on. That's because of Belichick.

All of his protege's have tried the same tactics of trading down, trading around, etc. and so on and no one's even come close to his success.

Hell, how many of them have had winning seasons?