1 hour ago, dawkins4prez said:

best o-line in football.

Aghhh ...big LT retiring. They have the best G. The others are Seumalo level.  They need to get a good Oline this draft. It is a stocked Oline draft up high ...first two days at least.

We have Johnson with Driscoll backing up. Brooks with Herbig backing up. Kelce. Seumalo with Opeta/Herbig backing up. Mailata /Dillard manning the left in competition. I’d rather have this line next year than the Colts. But like I said they will be looking Oline early in this draft. Probably find a beast.

Wouldn’t shock me if we took a guy like that small school Senior Bowl stud Quinn Meneraz.

Kelce’s thirst for the battle staying alive is a big ? We’ll see

Colts you could argue need a Wr. TY and Pascal are FA I believe. They have money to sign guys. But are those guys staying...at what figure? Pittman I think will be pretty good.

40 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Wouldn’t shock me if we took a guy like that small school Senior Bowl stud Quinn Meneraz.

I really like this Oline class. Probably our least need position. I don’t think fans will be happy if we take one in the first two rounds. But this is a rebuilding team....whatever Lurie said...in transition.  Can you just take the really good Oline early in this draft? Let’s say we have three picks in the first two rounds. Can you do it? 

Third round can you?

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Happens when you don’t stop anyone and don’t score yourself.

Two firsts,  Wentz and Ertz

I’d offer 6 Wentz and Ertz for Watson but that’s it 

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I like Driscoll....or maybe even Mailata at RT. But Driscoll looked like he could handle the job. Maybe some of the best Oline weeks this season were with Driscoll at RT.

Welp, I'm trying to find starting roles for them both. I want this line SET!!! 14 different lines in 16 games is unacceptable

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Happens when you don’t stop anyone and don’t score yourself.

Two firsts,  Wentz and Ertz

Well if we come out flat for 30 minutes, it's not real easy to have a lead at the 1/2. Seemed Ped never had these guys fired enough up to play all 60 minutes

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Happens when you don’t stop anyone and don’t score yourself.

Two firsts,  Wentz and Ertz

No

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

We have Johnson with Driscoll backing up. Brooks with Herbig backing up. Kelce. Seumalo with Opeta/Herbig backing up. Mailata /Dillard manning the left in competition. I’d rather have this line next year than the Colts. But like I said they will be looking Oline early in this draft. Probably find a beast.

I like that OG from Bama. OSU also some nice linemen

2 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Welp, I'm trying to find starting roles for them both. I want this line SET!!! 14 different lines in 16 games is unacceptable

I mean our OL seems pretty set 

LT- Mailata/DillRd 

LG-Semaulo

C-Kelce 

RG-Brooks 

RT-Lane 

backups.
BLT-Mailata/Dillard- whoever loses the battle 

BG- Herbig should be the top guy either side 

BRT-Driscoll 

BC-Jergia 

like what we got on the OL 

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I really like this Oline class. Probably our least need position. I don’t think fans will be happy if we take one in the first two rounds. But this is a rebuilding team....whatever Lurie said...in transition.  Can you just take the really good Oline early in this draft? Let’s say we have three picks in the first two rounds. Can you do it? 

Third round can you?

I like who we have,IF, IF ,IF they can stay healthy. Unless there is a seriously good one that drops in my lap,I'm not reaching for one and I see no reason to move for one. I'm sure we can pick up a few UDFA guys with potential to compete for BU roles(lets recall mailata was a UDFA). We ARE good at plucking off UDFA's IDK if someone else gets to make those picks,but if it's not Howie,that guy should be calling the draft

6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Welp, I'm trying to find starting roles for them both. I want this line SET!!! 14 different lines in 16 games is unacceptable

Injuries were a son of a b17ch! Can’t blame that massive a combination on much else. Having two quality players at each spot along the line is the best you can shoot for. I just laid out where it looks like we have that. Pryor didn’t remain a part of my plan. Prince Tega got stolen from us by the Chiefs...those ba2t@rds!

6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

I like that OG from Bama. OSU also some nice linemen

What about that guy from Notre Dame....Eichenberg I think? Saying he could possibly still be there at our third round pick. 

https://gamecocksonline.com/sports/football/roster/sadarius-hutcherson/6954  I like this guy as a late pick,if we are dead set on using a draft pick. If he fell to round 6 ,I'll snag him

4 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

What about that guy from Notre Dame....Eichenberg I think? Saying he could possibly still be there at our third round pick. 

personally I see no need. 3rd round pick,I would rather have Cox at LB

A "sleeper" team to find some nice O linemen late or as UDFA's are the Cincy Bearcats. They have a nice little RB also

 Trevon Grimes, WR, Florida
Height: 6-5. Weight: 214.
Projected 40 Time: 4.53.
Projected Round (2021): 3-4.
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1/30/21: Grimes played well in 2020, showing mismatch size and playmaking ability. Florida featured Kyle Pitts and Kadarius Toney, but at most schools, Grimes would have been the No. 1 receiver. In the SEC Championship Game, Grimes torched a potential top-20 pick in Alabama's Patrick Surtain II on a 50-yard touchdown. Grimes has the potential to be a riser in the pre-draft workouts.

8/29/20: Grimes flashed in 2019, making some big plays for the Gators. He has mismatch size and should take on a bigger role in 2020 because Florida lost a few receivers to the 2020 NFL Draft. Grimes has the potential to be a riser.

Here's my WR pick if he falls into round 5. Together with Pitts we would have a nice receiving corps. This is a BIG boy!

20 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

personally I see no need. 3rd round pick,I would rather have Cox at LB

Not even if that Oline guy was ten spots higher on your Big Board?

6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

 Trevon Grimes, WR, Florida
Height: 6-5. Weight: 214.
Projected 40 Time: 4.53.
Projected Round (2021): 3-4.
View Ranking History

1/30/21: Grimes played well in 2020, showing mismatch size and playmaking ability. Florida featured Kyle Pitts and Kadarius Toney, but at most schools, Grimes would have been the No. 1 receiver. In the SEC Championship Game, Grimes torched a potential top-20 pick in Alabama's Patrick Surtain II on a 50-yard touchdown. Grimes has the potential to be a riser in the pre-draft workouts.

8/29/20: Grimes flashed in 2019, making some big plays for the Gators. He has mismatch size and should take on a bigger role in 2020 because Florida lost a few receivers to the 2020 NFL Draft. Grimes has the potential to be a riser.

Here's my WR pick if he falls into round 5. Together with Pitts we would have a nice receiving corps

I believe Grimes goes  top 100

3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Not even if that Oline guy was ten spots higher on your Big Board?

I’m just saying...we admitted to be a rebuilding team. Should we just BPA this draft down the line?

That Radunz guy from Wentz alma mater is a T. But I think he’s going to be a great G with some T capability down the line.

Tyler Steege on Twitter: "“The #Eagles WRs are getting together with Jalen Hurts next week... seems like they have it in their head that they’re going to train with the starting quarterback.” - @ConorMylesNFL with a nugget on the latest @EaglesBrawl episode. 🌾👀🌾" / Twitter

Seems like they know something that we don't.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

That Radunz guy from Wentz alma mater is a T. But I think he’s going to be a great G with some T capability down the line.

Or is that the Colts second round pick right there?

8 minutes ago, jsb235 said:

Tyler Steege on Twitter: "“The #Eagles WRs are getting together with Jalen Hurts next week... seems like they have it in their head that they’re going to train with the starting quarterback.” - @ConorMylesNFL with a nugget on the latest @EaglesBrawl episode. 🌾👀🌾" / Twitter

Seems like they know something that we don't.

Hurts really has a great connection with this receiving corps. Ward really talked about their connection.  Reagor seemed to instantly back Hurts. Watkins really broke out at the end there with him. I think the RBs also. Sanders and Scott know it takes pressure off them by adding an extra dynamic. Need to lock in the duel threat of the RBs also. Need Sanders to pick it up in the passing game. Need Scott to pick it up in the rushing game.