NYRaider

Yeah this would be a worst case scenario. How in the hell could we give up #4, #27, and our LT (who was a top 15 pick last year) to move up 3 slots? That'd be the biggest robbery in the history of the draft.

We have to go BPA at positions of need, we can always use more playmakers on offense. Taking 1 offensive player isn't going to make or break our defense.

This is just guess work though. Murphy and Williams will be off the board when we pick. Baker might be there and would be a good pick. Ya-Shin won't be better than Conley, Worley, or Joyner as a rookie so he'd be our #4 CB. What's more valuable? An explosive playmaker that can get you 1,000 yards or a #4 CB?

Having a Desean Jackson/Tyreek Hill type of player in your offense really opens things up for everyone else.

Spending 1 pick on an offensive player isn't going to be the difference between an elite defense and a terrible one...

Boogie will be good but I'm not expecting much out of him next season. He still needs a year to get stronger and better defensively. Stanley is a freak but not sure how good he is shooting the ball. Reminds me of Gerald Henderson coming into Duke.

They didn't even make the playoffs either.

CBS Sports just released a 7 round mock draft. * Trade #4 overall, #27 overall, and Kolton Miller to Arizona for #1 overall* * Trade 2020 3rd round pick to Tampa Bay for 2020 4th round pick and JPP* * Trade #35 to Denver for #41 and #125* * Trade #140 to New Orleans for #168 & #177* #1: Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma #24: Greedy Williams, CB, LSU #41: Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama #106: Josh Oliver, TE, SJSU #125: David Long, LB, WVU #168: Gary Johnson, LB, Texas #177: Caleb Wilson, TE, UCLA #218: Daniel Wise, DT, Kansas

Wrong thread.

So we get a #4 CB, backup DT that won't play this year, and two starters, nice.

@Rich7sena there's no reason to reach though, have to go with BPA at positions of need. The edge rushers will likely be off of the board early, any CB we take there's a good chance their the #4 guy this season, and we can get a good RB later in the draft. We do need a RG but that's another spot that you can find a quality player later in the draft.

#4: 1. Nick Bosa, Edge, Ohio State 2. Quinnen Williams, DT, Alabama 3. Kyler Murray, QB, Oklahoma 4. Trade down 5. Devin White, LB, LSU #24: 1. Clelin Ferrell, Edge, Clemson 2. Montez Sweat, Edge, Mississippi State 3. TJ Hockenson, TE, Iowa 4. Noah Fant, TE, Iowa 5. DeAndre Baker, CB, Georgia #27: 1. Hollywood Brown, WR, Oklahoma 2. Chris Lindstrom, OG, Boston College 3. AJ Brown, WR Ole Miss 4. Cody Ford, OG/OT, Oklahoma 5. Dalton Risner, OG/OT, Kansas State #35: 1. Chase Winovich, Edge, Michigan 2. Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama 3. Mack Wilson, LB, Alabama 4. Jeffery Simmons, DT, Mississippi State 5. Jachai Polite, Edge, Florida

Yeah, I do know that. You know that we have two of the best offensive teams in the league in our division, right? What's wrong with investing in another weapon that we'll have under contract on a cheap deal for the next 5 seasons? Tyrell Williams, Ryan Grant, and JJ Nelson could all be gone after this year.

But Oliver is better. @big_palooka post those highlights of Oliver in his underwear running around.

You’re hoping that Nelson and Grant return to form because both guys sucked last season. Tyrell Williams is also on a prove it deal. The Chiefs are in our division, you know, arguably the most explosive team in NFL history. We need offensive fire power if we’re planning to contend.