2020 NFL Draft Game Thread

cornwalls@6

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I have no idea if Sanu will be better in 2020, or even still be on the team, but the fact is he had a very good game (vs. Balt?) then got hurt. It sucks, but I don’t think he will necessarily be bad. And if he is, be grateful that BB admits mistakes fast, and moves on.
I don’t agree with all the Sanu hate either. He obviously suffered a nasty ankle injury early on, tried to gut his way through it, and was unfortunately not able to play at a high level. If he’s on the team and healthy, wouldn’t all surprise me to see him have good, productive season.
 

McBride11

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Shanahan - offensive genius - is very pleased to get another WR he can throw to... when leading in a SB and trying to preserve a lead
 

Zososoxfan

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Genius fucking play. Talent is flat from now until about pick 50 to 75. I know that it's hard to swallow but this is the right move. They guy they get at 37 will be as good or nearly as good as the guy they would have taken here.
Are you saying that for this draft, or the draft generally? Regardless of the talent, both middle of the first round and top of the 2nd seem to be good value slots. Early third also seems to be the last place to find consistently good value.
 

DennyDoyle'sBoil

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49ers must have a deal for Goodwin. That would be a Belichickian move to get a player made redundant by a 49ers first round pick. It has certainly happened before. Couldn’t happen immediately though because of cap space constraints.
 

Soxy

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Honestly a lot of the guys they were supposedly looking at for 23 have a chance to be there at 37. At the very least there are going to be good Edge and WR options plus a safety and probably Kmet .
Exactly. The guy they get at 37 may not even be appreciably worse than who they could have drafted at 23. And they get pick 71 for their troubles. That's not a low pick! You can get a difference maker at pick 71.

This is plainly good business regardless of how it pans out. They still need to take the right guys, but this trade was a no brainer. In a shallow draft, maybe it wouldn't make sense, but it certainly does here.
 

Hambone

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I’ll fire up the Ham signal.
I’m really happy for him. Never thought much of him but then he went to another level. He’s got really good speed and improved his hands a lot on deep balls. Also helped on short routes where he broke more than a few long runs.
 

Zososoxfan

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It was a good trade for the Pats who are reloading. But it's also a good trade for the Chargers, provided they think they are a piece away from contending. BB gets 2 bites at the apple with high value slots, but middle 1st is typically a good value slot too and at a higher salary. So it follows that those players are typically very good. Add in the 5th year option and it's close from a value perspective and comes down to 1) time horizon for competing and 2) scouting.