Listening to McShay’s post draft podcast… he said some teams he talked to believes Drew Kendall has starting center upside.

25 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

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That makes me smile. Will any of those players get a second contract?

9 hours ago, austinfan said:

Given the NIL money, he'd make a few million going back to college, and then trying for the draft again.

And tell Pops to STFU.

48 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

More interest position names…

theres another Devonta Smith that plays for Bama?

23 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Listening to McShay’s post draft podcast… he said some teams he talked to believes Drew Kendall has starting center upside.

He's got the blood lines for it.

4 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

I think some people get too fixated on measureables. Dawk wasn't the biggest dude either when he was drafted and I'd say he turned out to be alright when it came to run support and bringing down ball carriers in the open field.

Listening to ITB and Mosher said he talked to two teams about Mukuba. One team had him in the round 3-4 range due to size, but loved the tape and the character. Another team said it was good value at 64.

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

One team had him in the round 3-4 range due to size

This is bonkers. He's 5'11" not 5'8"

Even when Cosell refers to him has having a very lean frame, I kinda roll my eyes. He's not wirey like Smitty, the dude has plenty of strength and it shows up in games all the time.

San Fran giving a soon to be 32 year old, also often injured TE $19M a year is giving Goedert all the leverage. He has no reason to take a paycut.

11 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

This is bonkers. He's 5'11" not 5'8"

Even when Cosell refers to him has having a very lean frame, I kinda roll my eyes. He's not wirey like Smitty, the dude has plenty of strength and it shows up in games all the time.

I think he has narrow shoulders and chest and isn’t particularly muscular by safety standards. I’m probably his biggest fan but have to acknowledge his play style with his current frame is a concern. The team that said he was good value believes he can get to 190-195 without issue. I do think that is a must for him, and he can add that to his frame.

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

I think he has narrow shoulders and chest and isn’t particularly muscular by safety standards. I’m probably his biggest fan but have to acknowledge his play style with his current frame is a concern. The team that said he was good value believes he can get to 190-195 without issue. I do think that is a must for him, and he can add that to his frame.

Strength is all that matters, and he has enough. If the concern is about durability and how he'll hold up to the rigors of an NFL season, then sure, but I'm not seeing a lack of strength as an issue now or in his future.

1 hour ago, Waiting4Someday said:

If Campbell plays LB in run/neutral situations and drops in as DPR, Mondon might have role down the line in that subpackage as he’s decent in coverage (but a bit more of a project vs the run).

Thats what am expecting

23 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

San Fran giving a soon to be 32 year old, also often injured TE $19M a year is giving Goedert all the leverage. He has no reason to take a paycut.

Well thanks to not drafting one, have to keep

Him around even if its means just paying the last year out

5 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Well thanks to not drafting one, have to keep

Him around even if its means just paying the last year out

There was no one after Taylor that would have changed that much and none of the top tight ends were possible in rd 1 or 2 and you weren’t taking Taylor over Campbell

46 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I think some people get too fixated on measureables. Dawk wasn't the biggest dude either when he was drafted and I'd say he turned out to be alright when it came to run support and bringing down ball carriers in the open field.

He got bigger when he got to the NFL. Mukuba will have to as well. He also needs to work on using his arms and not just throwing his body at the runner.

Howie in February...

"I think I would just ask our fans to just have patience throughout the offseason,” Roseman said. "The offseason doesn’t stop in free agency. The offseason doesn’t stop when the draft hits. The offseason, really for us, the talent acquisition season lasts up until the trade deadline. … We got a long way to go here to continue to add talent and continue to make decisions and I’m excited for that.

We know we’re not going to be able to keep everyone. Certainly, we’d like to keep everyone. But at the end of the day, we’re going to have to make some decisions this year, next year, every year going forward to try to balance who are the guys we want to make every effort to keep, who are the guys we’d really like to keep but may have some better opportunities out there.”

What do you think now, two months later?

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3 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Howie in February...

"I think I would just ask our fans to just have patience throughout the offseason,” Roseman said. "The offseason doesn’t stop in free agency. The offseason doesn’t stop when the draft hits. The offseason, really for us, the talent acquisition season lasts up until the trade deadline. … We got a long way to go here to continue to add talent and continue to make decisions and I’m excited for that.

We know we’re not going to be able to keep everyone. Certainly, we’d like to keep everyone. But at the end of the day, we’re going to have to make some decisions this year, next year, every year going forward to try to balance who are the guys we want to make every effort to keep, who are the guys we’d really like to keep but may have some better opportunities out there.”

What do you think now, two months later?

I'm fine with every position on the roster except Edge and maybe RG. That has a chance to be a problem, though I'm just putting my trust in Stout for now.

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

This is why BPA really doesn't work out of the top 20 or so, after that, fit matters as much as talent.

This kid is too small to come down to the box on a regular basis, so he won't fit some schemes.

But for any team that plays two deep safeties or a cover 1 with a true FS, he's fine - has enough speed to cover the field and the instincts to utilize that speed effectively.

It's not like he can't tackle, but you don't want to get him beat up taking on 220 lb RBs on a regular basis.

If he has a lean from 190 lbs is probably his limit because you don't want to impact his long speed or burst.

51 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

This is bonkers. He's 5'11" not 5'8"

Even when Cosell refers to him has having a very lean frame, I kinda roll my eyes. He's not wirey like Smitty, the dude has plenty of strength and it shows up in games all the time.

Yeah I don't get it either, I hover around 195 and the military calls me a fat ass lmao

19 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

There was no one after Taylor that would have changed that much and none of the top tight ends were possible in rd 1 or 2 and you weren’t taking Taylor over Campbell

Michael Mayer is still on the table too. Not a thrilling option but could be a cheap one year stop gap.

One of the things I keep reading about Mukuba is that he is excellent, almost flawless, in zone coverage and works well in space. Feel like that fits perfectly here, and frankly seems like an upgrade from CJGJ, who tended to be out of position at times.

11 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Howie in February...

"I think I would just ask our fans to just have patience throughout the offseason,” Roseman said. "The offseason doesn’t stop in free agency. The offseason doesn’t stop when the draft hits. The offseason, really for us, the talent acquisition season lasts up until the trade deadline. … We got a long way to go here to continue to add talent and continue to make decisions and I’m excited for that.

We know we’re not going to be able to keep everyone. Certainly, we’d like to keep everyone. But at the end of the day, we’re going to have to make some decisions this year, next year, every year going forward to try to balance who are the guys we want to make every effort to keep, who are the guys we’d really like to keep but may have some better opportunities out there.”

What do you think now, two months later?

Howie being "Big Pimpin"

Always dealin'

Never rest.

Now he can add FAs without endangering his comp picks.

And that stockpile of 2026 3rd day picks - that there is trade bait.

Gargano said the talk about Howie trying to trade up on day 2, the Eagles tried to trade up for Fannin.