With rough comp pick estimates we have picks 23,54,68,98,122,137,151,179,201

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/big-boards/2026/consensus-big-board-2026 Not that this is LAW but there are a bevy of OT's around(as of now) with our round 2 pick so I am still leaning towards CB2 in round 1

If however AJ goes away, then Denzel Boston is a big possession type WR

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Denzel-Boston-WR-Washington#google_vignette

57 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

IDK do we need a combo that loves JV college schemes?

Daboll was the OC for Josh Allen and the Bills before getting Hc offer and that team avg. 31 points a game. Also gets a lot of credit for developing Allen. Failed as a HC but doesn’t make him a bad OC

Wouldn’t be my first choice but not the worst option either.

If he doesn’t get a HC offer I’d pay Stefanski whatever he wanted to be our OC likely my top guy.

Mcdaniels is an option creative OC from the Mcvay tree think he will get another HC offer eventually though so how long would he stay?

Monken- personally not a huge fan but did coach Lamar in his MVP season.

Kafka- think I’m take him over Daboll personally has play calling experience coached under Andy as a QB coach interim HC after Daboll fired plus knows Philly as he was one of our backups before.

David Shaw- Lions passing game coordinator and former Stanford HC could be a sleeper pick for OC

Frank Reich- return possibly?

Trying to look mostly at older OC options that are less likely to take HC offers. Stefanski, Mcdaniels, Kafka are guys that would leave for HC offers but the rest think we would have for extended amount of time

Part of why I suggested Daboll, tired of the revolving door at OC.