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blueman
OK bluey, and fellow draftniks.
Here it is re my "weird ideas."
Ben Herbert says we must dig deeper
in the next two months.
#5 and Khalil's contract for #19, #51, #83.
Yes Bowers, the WRs, even Dallas Turner must be in play @ #5.
But we would be lucky to make this trade. It gives a chance to quickly build a Harbaugh type roster.
It is Mack who has the tradeable circumstances.
I think the Rams would bite.
They have Giff for Mack.
They have Kroenke's deep pocket
for extending Khalil to soften the cap hit.
They have projected comp picks
to cover losing their 2 & 3.
In looking at our OL I see a group of young players we need to ascend. That would involve coaching, weight training and a leader. Enter JPJ @ #19, just before Pittsburgh.
I do not sense that we are in the market for weapons.
I do not see TEs as having a particularly dynamic role, just roles that are specific.
Darius Robinson @ #37.
Perfect Slotting at mid 30s.
Minter likes big, long guys up front.
This dude has inside/outside flexibility.
We want to move people around, stunting and rotating them for freshness.
Bosa, Tuli, DarRob, Fox, Okoye, Crumedy fit this mold.
There's a few fatties in the middle.
Junior Colson and Two Double Meat Arbys.
This slight overdraft of "our new Junior" is obvious to me. He will not be there @ #69 and is vital. Here's our consistent, mistake-free Green Dot, who already manages the Minter defense. Benson/Braelon are our "RBs."
Khyree @ #105 and Later Picks.
We have a screaming need for an Outside Corner and I choose this one. Barner, White, Jr, and Crumedy fill out our roster.
Finally, to be brief, I know you don't like many of my remaining personnel ideas at all. Good health, improvement and contract adjustments are not just assumed, but obviously also feed directly into mandatory for cap compliance with our existing available resources.
Easy now, I am guessing, just like all of you.
Hortiz will be "Trader Joe."
There's always the late, late bargain vets, like Van Noy and Callahan once were.
blueman
OK bluey, and fellow draftniks.
Here it is re my "weird ideas."
Ben Herbert says we must dig deeper
in the next two months.
#5 and Khalil's contract for #19, #51, #83.
Yes Bowers, the WRs, even Dallas Turner must be in play @ #5.
But we would be lucky to make this trade. It gives a chance to quickly build a Harbaugh type roster.
It is Mack who has the tradeable circumstances.
I think the Rams would bite.
They have Giff for Mack.
They have Kroenke's deep pocket
for extending Khalil to soften the cap hit.
They have projected comp picks
to cover losing their 2 & 3.
In looking at our OL I see a group of young players we need to ascend. That would involve coaching, weight training and a leader. Enter JPJ @ #19, just before Pittsburgh.
I do not sense that we are in the market for weapons.
I do not see TEs as having a particularly dynamic role, just roles that are specific.
Darius Robinson @ #37.
Perfect Slotting at mid 30s.
Minter likes big, long guys up front.
This dude has inside/outside flexibility.
We want to move people around, stunting and rotating them for freshness.
Bosa, Tuli, DarRob, Fox, Okoye, Crumedy fit this mold.
There's a few fatties in the middle.
Junior Colson and Two Double Meat Arbys.
This slight overdraft of "our new Junior" is obvious to me. He will not be there @ #69 and is vital. Here's our consistent, mistake-free Green Dot, who already manages the Minter defense. Benson/Braelon are our "RBs."
Khyree @ #105 and Later Picks.
We have a screaming need for an Outside Corner and I choose this one. Barner, White, Jr, and Crumedy fill out our roster.
Finally, to be brief, I know you don't like many of my remaining personnel ideas at all. Good health, improvement and contract adjustments are not just assumed, but obviously also feed directly into mandatory for cap compliance with our existing available resources.
Easy now, I am guessing, just like all of you.
Hortiz will be "Trader Joe."
There's always the late, late bargain vets, like Van Noy and Callahan once were.
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