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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host,

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Corey Evans. This week's show was titled Ideal Rookie Landing Spots.

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The premise here is we are all excited about owning

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these upcoming first, second, third, fourth, or fifth brown draft

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picks in our respective Dynasty leagues to select twenty twenty

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five rookies in the NFL. But the more important topic

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of conversation is what actual franchises need positional help at quarterback,

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running back, wide receiver, and tight end to make it

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worthwhile for us to either buy, sell, or hold our

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draft capital twenty twenty five. At the end of the day,

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land spot is a huge piece in the evaluation puzzle,

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and this episode shall help us at least get a bigger,

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broader picture of where we want rookies to end up

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when it comes to Day one, Day two, and Day

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three draft picks. Before we get to that, shout out

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Speaker 2: Let's get right to it.

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Speaker 1: Let's start with quarterback for ideal rookie landing spots up first,

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we have Tennessee at one point oh one currently Roster

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and Will Levis and Brandon Allen. Seems like a four

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gun conclusion that Tennessee will at this point draft cam

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Ward out of Miami or move back and look to

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address quarterback still in the first round of later pick

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or on day two Cleveland have picked one point oh two, right,

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now it is Kenny Pickett or Deshaun Watson. Deshaun Watson

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with that second Achilles tenant tear, he is out for

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the foreseeable future. Kenny Pickett has been a below average

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talent at the NFL level, despite his pedigree out of Pittsburgh.

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He actually bottomed out in Pittsburgh. He was the backup

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to Jalen Hurts in Philadelphia for the Super Bowl run

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this past season and very well could be the team's

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short term starter and less. Cleveland dresses quarterback at pick

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one point oh two in this year's draft. The Giants

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at pick one point oh three recently signed Jameis Winston

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and also have Tom de Vito on the roster. However,

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neither are anything more than backups or journeymen to this

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point of their NFL careers. Jameis Winston has always benefited

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from volume, but has never been all that active or

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efficients per pass attempt or per season.

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Speaker 2: Tennessee.

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Speaker 1: Cleveland and the Giants are the prime land spots for

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the big name quarterbacks in this year's draft.

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Speaker 2: I'd even go as far with three.

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Speaker 1: More teams to throw them in the ring where it

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might not be bad to see developmental talent's land that

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be New Orleans at pick one point h nine currently

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have Derek Carr, Spencer Ratler, Jake Hayner at quarterback, not

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to mention new head coach Kellen Moore, who at this

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point to the public is apparently in favor of keeping

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Derek Carr around. When you think about it, though, this

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is Moore's team to build and develop around him, and

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he might want or has quarterbacks in mind in this

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year's class that could become quote unquote his guys. Pittsburgh

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at one point two to one in the first round

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right now, Mason Rudolph assigned. Scott Thompson is another backup option,

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either of which, sort of like the Giants, are long

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term options at quarterback to be successful at the pro level.

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Aaron Rodgers apparently has met with Pittsburgh Mike Tomlin front

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office brass. There's no deal in place at the time

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of this recording. Things could change by the time you're listening.

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Even if Aaron Rodgers does sign with Pittsburgh, that is

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not a long term solution. As we've seen from his

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stint with the Jets, he is no longer the elite

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version himself good enough to get by and potentially bring

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the Pittsburgh Stelers to the playoffs based on how top

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tier the defense is. But Pittsburgh twenty first overall pick.

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quarterback in this year's crop, or if there's a name

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they like at that point to select one. And then

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finally I'll throw the Los Angeles Rams in the mix

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as an ideal rookie landing spot for quarterbacks. They have

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the twenty six pick overall this year. Matthew Stafford was

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brought back, as well as Jimmy Garoppolo. Sets of Bennett

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still on the roster, Matthew Stafford is essentially year to

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year at this point. Jimmy Garoppolo is Shelvis former self

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sets in Bennett a major question mark after missing a

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lot of time taking time away from football. The Rams

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are a sneaky team who've got the quarterback in the

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first round or be shooters on Day two. And in

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terms of first round rookie quarterback candidates that we want

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to see go to ideally Tennessee, Cleveland or the Giants,

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it's Cam Moore out of Miami, Shaduah Sanders out of

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Colorado and Jackson Dart out of Ole miss If somehow

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suddenly they could be Day one starters. Out of that

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group of three, Ward, Sanders, and Darts. Based on the

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pulse of the NFL, it sounds like cam Ward is

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the only near lock to be a Day one talent

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out of the gates. But doesn't mean we can't prioritize

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Sanders or Darts and then a being mid to late

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first round picks or even early Day two picks. If

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I had to put money on it, I'm assuming based

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on all of the rhetoric I've heard that Ward, Sanders,

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and Darts all on up as first round picks, specifically

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Ward and Sanders.

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Speaker 2: Let's dive into running back.

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Speaker 1: I see plenty of suitors that need either featured back

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or committee members, and it's a great year to need

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help at running back for us in Dynasty as well

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as NFL teams in real life. Kick it off at

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Cleveland again, they have one point zho two highly doubts

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that the Browns attack running back there. Jerome Ford Pierce

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starter ahead of Nick Chubb, who's a free agent still

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unsigne the time of my recording, but Ford and Strong

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is simply not good enough long term to final solution

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at the position. As a result, I fully expect Cleveland

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to add a minimum day two running back because they

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have not addressed position via free agency. The Giants at

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pick one point oh three, again not looking at running

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back at that point's a bit early Tyrone Chasey Junior,

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Devin Singletary. Sure with a two to three or window

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on mine, the Giants could get bib with Tracy and Singletary.

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not day two running back are brought in compete and

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or replace both of them long term. New England at

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one point oh four not out of the question that

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ashting gent could be taken at that point. That is

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a fair assumption. With Rimandre Stevenson and Antonio Gibson both

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trending the wrong direction in usage, value and efficiency, I

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don't expect we're going to go that route. However, they

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have a lot of needs offensively and defensively.

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Speaker 2: But don't be surprised.

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Speaker 1: The Patriots are a sound landing spots come day two

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or Day three, the Raiders at one point zho six.

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That is Sauni Alarm's ashing genty territory, no doubt about it.

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With Samir White Orheem Sincere McCormick and Dylan Lobby on

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the roster, there is not a primary running back that

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new head coach Pete Karrock carom reliant, and we know

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from his days in Seattle that Pete Carroll loves to

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run it on the ground, establish a run and use

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multile running backs. Samir White was a bus last season.

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Raheem Moster is no longer at least from last season

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what we hoped he could have been with Miami in

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that dominant twenty twenty three season. While McCormick and Lobby

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are simply depth, the Raiders are a rebuilding team. But

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if you wag genty with Brock Bauers, that could be

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a leaf offensive duo and weaponry to utilize for quite

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some time. Of course, there are other positional needs, both

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offensive and defensively. So bottom line is the Raiders could

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reach for gent at one point oh six. Not a guarantee, obviously,

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but I will say that the Raiders will be bringing

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in a running back. They need the depth chart help

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and or a presumed starter to take over the Chicago

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Bears at one point ten. With Ben Johnson now at

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the helm, DeAndre Swift or Shawn Johnson are right now

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the legitimate running back depth for Chicago. Kareem Hunt was

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in the mix before he re signed with Kansas City,

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which is interesting because it could be an indication that

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both GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson do

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not have faith or full confidence in DeAndre O Roshan.

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The Bears even could be candidates for Ashra Gent. No

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matter what, I don't expect the Bears to leave this

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year's draft without bringing in at least one or two

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unning backs Dallas at one point twelve, all of these

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storylines are gently returning home to the state of Texas.

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Javonte Williams, Miles Sanders, Deuce Vaughan are the Cowboys running

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backs at this point of notes. As we all know,

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Speaker 1: But I would not rule out Dallas bringing in multip

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running backs via this year's draft, and it's a good

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landing spot to be and just based on the usage

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of how Dallas incorporates running back into its offensive game plan.

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Speaker 2: Denver at one point two to oh to twentieth.

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Speaker 1: Overall pick Julia McLoughlin, Aldric Estimate, Blake Watson, Tyler Bady.

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of the best landing spots in my opinion, if in

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the first round or second third rounds Day one, Day two,

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that said running back is he going in a catapult

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in rookie ADP because it's a phenomenal landing spot on paper,

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even though Sean Payton has in consistent usage and personnel

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group is at running back he be dating back to

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his time in New Orleans with Mark Ingerman Nelva Kamara.

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It is a situation that is very favorable on paper.

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Even Pittsburgh at one point two one, as I'm actually

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quarterback being in need, don't be surprised if a first, second,

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or third running back is brought in to replace Nagy

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as the workhorse ahead of Jalen Warren, Kenneth Gainwell, or

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even Evan Hall Hall being the sleeper in that backfield.

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Speaker 2: Pittsburgh needs help offensively right now.

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Speaker 1: Mason Rudolph is the QB one which mayby not last

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Speaker 1: I simply don't think that he is a first, second

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to third down grinder, more of a scat back or

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best used in a committee to keep him healthy. A

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massive workload could be a demise to his health and career. Kadena,

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the Chargers, with the twenty second overall pick in the

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first round, are becoming a popular mock draft laying spot

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for running backs. Najie Harris is a free agent is

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brought in. We have Kamani Vidal, the Athletic Reporter that

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the Chargers are expected to add quote an explosive end

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quote running back in the draft. Whether that's Day one

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or day two is up for debates. This could potentially

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hurt or sink the value of Najie Harris. I'm not

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in full blown panic mode yet. Something to monitor though,

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because any offense of the Chargers' magnitude with Harbaugh and

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Greg Roman that brings another running back to emulate JK.

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Speaker 2: Dobbins.

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Speaker 1: That success last season could be monumental for Dynasye value,

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whether it's Naji or a rookie and then finally, I

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will throw Washington with the twenty ninth overall pick in

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the mix, whether it's in the first round or eventually

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the second, third, etc. Brian Robinson, Austin Eckler, and potentially

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Chris Rodriguez's depth.

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Speaker 2: B rob is just.

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Speaker 1: More of a not plotter, but grinder. He's not going

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to win us week in fantasy or necessarily take over

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a game in the NFL.

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Speaker 2: He's just consistent and reliable.

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Speaker 1: Austin Eckler, he had a concussion that linger last season

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per touch. I still think he's a fine change of

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pace or third down weapon. But washington third dynamic offense

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with Jaden Daniels and Cliff Kingsbury as EC is one

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of the best, if not most ascending offenses in all

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football from we saw last season. If you add an

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impact rookie from the talent level this year's class to

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that mix, watch out. Speaking of Day one and Day

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to see all of them land on these teams. Quite honestly,

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we have asking gent Omarion Hampton, Trayvon Henderson, Quinn, Shawn Judkins,

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Cam Scataboo, Caleb Johnson, Dylan Samson, and Baishall Tooton. Could

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these are the ones that I think most of the

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NFL and fantasy football communities would agree on. If they

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land with these teams that have holes or gaps at

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running back on their respective depth charts, it means nothing

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but upside for their value.

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Speaker 2: So I hope that comes true.

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Speaker 1: In terms of first round running backs, I think that's

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really only going to be a handful of names, notably Genty, Hampton,

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Henderson Judkins. Those four seem like potential first round picks,

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with the lock being gent and probably Omar and Hampton

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Speaker 1: All right, wide receiver Tennessee at one point on one

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is surely in the mix. If not for Cam Wore

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to draft an impact name like Travis Hunter with only

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Calvin Ridley and Treylon Burks as legitimate options to lead

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the wide receiver room, it is quite clear that the

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in what's deemed an okay wide receiver class. So I

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would not be shocked if Tennessee mexs is splash. Probably

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not at one point oh one, but in the second

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to third round to help the veteran presence of Ridley

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and the unreliable health of Trealon Burks Cleveland. Again, they

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need help everywhere. At one point oh two, I doubt

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that wide receiver is the pick here, but Jerry Judy

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with the team yet as of this recording.

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Speaker 2: Jerry Judy really took a step forward.

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Speaker 1: Tillman dealt with that very unfortunate concussion that lingered and

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ended a season. There needs to be more depth in

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Cleveland and a wide receiver that we want to see

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drafted from this year's class. Landing with the Browns would

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be favorable, at least from a value perspective. New England

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at one point oh four could take a wide receiver

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between Tomorrow Douglas, Kayshawn Booty or Boute.

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Speaker 2: I've heard it pronounce both ways.

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Speaker 1: Jalen Polk, mac Collins recently signed Javon Baker Kendrick Bourne.

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It's a lot of quantity, not quality. There is news

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of Stefan Diggs visiting New England and he could sign

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within days. That has not been named official yet, but

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that would change the scope of New England's draft strategy.

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some more depth. Let alone top tier talent to help

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the young yet franchise level quarterback that is Drake May

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Jacksonville at one point oh five.

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Speaker 2: Don't rule out a wide receiver here.

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Speaker 1: Brian Thomas Junior, Parker Washington, Gabe Davis, Theammy Brown brought

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is a free agent. BTJ is the clear cut one

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for this offense now run by Liam Cohen as the

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head coach, but beyond him with mil Christian Kirk and

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Evan Ingram, Jacksonville lacks playmakers offensively. So this is a

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situation where I would love to see a Jamar Chase

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a nice compliment to Brian Thomas Junior, and that is

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not only on the roster. The Raiders at one point

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oh six are a nice line spot for rookie wideouts

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with only Jacobe Myers, Trey Tucker, and Kyle Phillips. Demante

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to turn their ship around, they have to add more

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than Myers, Tucker and Phillips. The Jets at one point

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oh seven are sneaky for a wide out Garrett Wilson

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and then not much shelter with Malakai Corley, al Lazard,

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Zaber Gibson and Tyler Johnson. Justin Fields needs help and

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Garrett Wilson will receive plenty of double coverage unless someone

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else is brought in to take or alleviate that pressure.

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Caroline at one point eight is he able to get

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Jalen Cocher and Adam Feelin would not be all that

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surprise to see the Panthers add a few wideouts in

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this year's class, and that would be nice for Bryce

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Young's developments and consistency. The Saints at one point oh

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nine right now, Chris Olave a major question mark in

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terms of his concussion history, let alone Raschichi heab returned

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from injury. Brandon Coach recently signed, and Bob means help

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is needed in that area. Dallas at one point twelve

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is currently just using Cee Lamb as the Alpha and

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then Jalen to Obert, Camante Turpin. That is a pressing

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need as well as potentially running back, so Dallas could

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be an offensive heavy draft. Arizona with the sixteenth overall

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pick in the first round, I doubt that wide receiver

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is of top need.

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Speaker 2: With Martin Harrison Junior used.

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Speaker 1: Last year with high draft capital, you have Michael Wilson,

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Greg Dersch and Zay Jones. Arizona needs more of consistent

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two to take pressure off of Harrison Junior. Don't expect

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it again to come day one, but day two, day

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three certainly possible. Denver, like running back, wide receiver is

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a need. Courland Sutton has not been extended yet. There's

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been trade speculation. You have Marvimms, Troy Franklin, Devon Vallet,

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Evan Ingram is going to help that receiver mix, but

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at tight end. Denver certainly fits the bill to take

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a wide receiver in the first, second or third round.

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Green Bay has the twenty third overall pick in the

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first round. If you listen to Josh Jacobs this offseason,

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the Packers lack a true franchise caliber wide out one

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with Jayden Reid, who's at a consistency with injuries and drops,

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Romeo Dobbs concussions, D'antavion Wicks, drops Christian Watson, just cannot

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stay in the field.

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Speaker 2: Yes, have good depth offensively, but a.

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Speaker 1: Cornerstone wide receiver one is needed to help Matt Lafuer

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and obviously Jordan Love take this offense to another level.

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And then I'll throw Houston in as well as a team.

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I want to see whid receiver go to as a

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rookie twenty fifth overall pick in the first Nico Collins,

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Christian Kirk, Tant Dell may may not return this season,

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John Meksheet and his Dabrad Hudginson.

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Speaker 2: CJ.

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Speaker 1: Stroud needs playmakers around him to make quicker reads and

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better decisions with.

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Speaker 2: A deplete offensive line.

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Speaker 1: Because case of point twenty twenty three or twenty twenty four,

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Stroud was essentially a different football player from a statistics

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and film perspective.

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Speaker 2: Niko is his go to guy.

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Speaker 1: Kirk is going to help, but the uncertain timeline for

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Dell return, Maxhe and Hudginson being depth more than starters,

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this is a need for Houston. Now all that in mind,

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Day one and Day two wide receiver candidates we want

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to see go to these teams. Travis Hunter, Teed McMillan,

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I Metcha, Guka, Luther Burden, Matthew Golden. Those are the

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cream of the crop in this year's class, probably first rounders,

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if not early to mid second rounders, possibly then second

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to third round so it can make an immediate impact.

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We have Jack Besh, Jadon Higgins, Trey Harris, Jalen Noel,

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Elk a omanor Jalen Royals, Xavier Rostrepo, and Isaia Bond

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to name a few. Wide receiver again is good, not great,

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but there's plenty of wide receiver needed teams in the NFL,

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where using a Day two pick could put a rookie

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wide receiver on the fast track to becoming a wide

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receiver two or three on an NFL roster. And if

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a Day one pick is used on any of the

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teams that discussed in the first round obviously, then that's

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going to be speaking volumes because this year's praising class

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wide receiver was not good, so teams will be addressing

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in the draft instead. Finally, hat's round out this exercise

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with ideal organ land spots at tight end. This is

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the shallowest in terms of team need, but there's plenty

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of names to keep in mind. So the Jets at

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one point oh seven do need a tight end, but

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they need a lot of help. Jeremy Rucker Stone Smart

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our current options. We'll see what the Jets do this year.

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Indianapolis is one of the most popular tight end first

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round mock draft nations, with Jelani Woods, Will Mallory and

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Drew Ogletree currently at depth for that position. Indianapolis is

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a fourteenth overall pick in the first round. Watch out

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for Seattle pick eighteen overall in the first round Noah Fense.

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Aj Barner has not lived up expectations. Barner impresses a rookie,

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yet might not be a starter caliber talent at the

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pro level, but Chargers twenty second overall. The most common

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narrative is that Jim Harbaugh, former Michigan coach in college,

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wants to bring in Michigan talent Coaston Lovelins for you

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to night. That could happen on paper, We'll see otherwise.

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Will Disley recently signed Tyler Conklin. That could be set

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in stone. Just The Chargers tend to make outlier controversial picks,

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think Quentin Johnston with all of his dropish from TCU,

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so I would not rule out a tight end being

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brought in. Despite the recent addition of Tyler Conklin Houston

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picked twenty five in the first round, Daland Schultz Breving

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Jordan Kate Stover. Schultz could be a cap casualty by

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the time training camp rolls around, if not the preseason,

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So C. J. Stroud does need help tight end his

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way to do it. And then Philadelphia is the last

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team I think I would want to see a tight

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end rookie go to this year. Dallas Scott has been

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a subject to trade rumors. Seems well known that Philadelphia

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wants out of that situation before he's extended any further

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grant ed Kiltara Harrison, Bryant Kylin grantson those are prely

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deaf pieces. So the Jets, the Colts, the Seahawks, the Chargers,

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the Texans, and the Eagles seem to, at least on paper,

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need tight end help the most and first round tight

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end candidates are Tyler Warren, Colson Lovelin, potentially Elijah Royo.

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So this tight end class is being deemed.

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Speaker 2: Very strong, which I agree with.

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Speaker 1: But in terms of the first round, Moren and Lovelin,

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with the possibility of Elijah Royo, then come Day two,

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Day three, there'll be plenty of teams taking shots on

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tight end to either bolster tight end room or potentially

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develop one into a starter long term. Hope you'll enjoyed

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this week's episode. I thought it was very beneficial to

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do so because again, we all hold these draft picks

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with the idea of improving our teams, yet at the

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end of the day, prospects could land in bad situation.

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So at quarterback, running back, wide receiver tight end, you

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need to bake into your strategy perspective where rookies land

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and then increasing decreasing moving them up or down in

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your ranks accordingly. So now we know, at least from

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a depth op perspective, where we want rookie landing spots

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to occur, which at times can be as or more

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important than how a prospect tests at the combine or

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the production profile, because landing spot can be critical. Perfect

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case in points who Knakua ideal fit scheme wise for

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Sean McVay and now one of the best pop receivers

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in the game.

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Speaker 2: Thank you all for listening.

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give you a shout out next week's program. Until next time,

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this is the Diynostaur checking out. Hope you have a

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great rest of the week. I will talk to you soon.

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Speaker 2: See you