Damn, Taylor off the board.
FUCK the Vikings with all their picks in round 4 -- Something that needed to be said.
4 more picks to the next Packer Pro-Bowler!
Any CBs worth their salt left on the board? It's pretty apparent DT or even ILB is not in the cards and they need more bodies for better options in the backfield.
I'd really like Tay Gowan(CB Central Florida) or Trill Williams (CB/S Syracuse)
Here's a D-slob.
Here's to Tedarrell!
May he never become "Turdarrell!"
CB Kary Vincent, and Thomas Graham have nice speed.
S Trill Wiliams and Jacoby Stevens also fit this scheme
Just another pick to appease Aaron. Hey got Roll Out The Barrel back.
Zing! Boom! Tedarrell!
Another CB. Shemar Jean-Charles. Appalachian St
Shemar Jean-Charles CB, APLST
Height: 5-11, Weight: 190
Fluid cornerback who can play inside and out and showed outstanding instincts to make plays on the football on a regular basis. Just not overly fast down the field. This is the type of depth you pick at CB on Day 3.
@Henry posted:Any CBs worth their salt left on the board? It's pretty apparent DT or even ILB is not in the cards and they need more bodies for better options in the backfield.
Don't need any more corners. When they trade ARod to Denver, Surtain will be part of the deal.
Still no ILB. Wondering if they still might take a RB, maybe more of a pass catching 3rd down type back?
Who needs ILBs. You can plug any stiff in there, amirite.
@Herschel posted:Who needs ILBs. You can plug any stiff in there, amirite.
It's been working like a charm for 10 years, why change now!
They've got two picks in the 6th round. Plenty of glorified UDFAs to be had.
Man, a 6.0+ 40? For a CB??
Hell, KC can outrun him! By a full second!!
**Edited to add YA pointed out my error in reading that chart in his personal thread. Mea culpa**
dylan moses? i know its a name, but wth its the 6th round...
His stock dropped like a cement slab in 2020 ...this could explain it
'On Monday, Moses disclosed that he played nearly all of the 2020 season with a torn meniscus. He suffered the injury while making 13 tackles against Ole Miss during Week 3 of the Crimson Tide's undefeated season (Oct. 3), and wasn't diagnosed until more than three months later after the title-game win over Ohio State
We have Summers and injured guys. What more do you people want at ILB?
Jonathan Marshall was a guy I could have seen Gutekunst target
Moses medical report must look pretty sketchy. Only reason he'd still be available. Not the same player after his ACL, but still very productive and Saban loves him.
eish, did not read that about moses, still its a 6th flyer...
Seattle late in Round six: "Hey Russ, some of that protection you requested!"
Wilson: 
Demetric Felton was a nice pick for Cleveland.
jeez, i guess none of those picks from last year at OL are making the team
GB grabs the local slob. Sorry, but this is just an odd pick. He'd have been an easy UDFA signing. Round 6 seems like a big reach.
A guard not a tackle. Not impressed by his reviews. I guess the team is throwing stuff and seeing what sticks.
Nothing against Billy Turner, but they could maybe use both a RT and a Swing T even when Bahk come back. They can pick the best five, plug Jenkins in where they need him, and have some depth. Lack of tackle depth killed them in the NFC Championship Game.
Quincy Roche finally picked. Kind of surprised he fell that far.
Cole Van Lanen OL, WISC
Height: 6-5, Weight: 312
Best film came in 2018. Regressed the past two years. Probably needs to kick inside to guard, where his run-blocking skill can be accentuated. Good hand work but limited athleticism. More OL help.
That sounds promising. 
Nothin but fat boys, I love it. Cole was mocked higher, I’ll take him here
@ChilliJon posted:GB grabs the local slob. Sorry, but this is just an odd pick. He'd have been an easy UDFA signing. Round 6 seems like a big reach.
He's 6-5 and 312. That is not a slob.
Overview:
Continuing the trend of outstanding offensive line play at Wisconsin, left tackle Van Lanen has been a beacon of consistency for the unit over the last couple seasons. Boasting a prototypical well-proportioned frame, Van Lanen certainly looks the part of a future NFL offensive lineman. He is a smooth athlete who shows adequate foot quickness in pass protection and working to the second level laterally in the run game. This allows him to stay patient with a compact and stable base. Van Lanen is a battle-tested offensive lineman who has been in big-time battles during his time in the Big Ten. He has a powerful lower half, showing the ability to create some movement early on in reps