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Lions have to trade Swift now so Montgomery can wear #32. Talk about an awkward situation for the head equipment guy.

I think it locks in either Tyree Wilson or Lukas Van Ness at 6.

This is how I feel. Montgomery also seems like Jamaal. His teammates love him and he’s been a fan favorite with a super positive attitude.

if they draft a back in round 1 or 2 expect them to trade Swift sometime on day 2 for a 4th rounder.

I’ve done too many drugs with random people I just met to pass judgement on anyone else’s poor decisions as a youth.

Saying he’s on track to be ready for training camp is way different than saying it was a minor injury and won’t have any impact on him going forward. I hope it’s the case because he’s going to be a great pickup if he stays healthy. I have my doubts though.

They should draft Carter at 6 and immediately send him on a 3 day darkness retreat to cabin in Oregon. That should fix everything.

His own agent couldn’t have sold it better.

Moseley has missed 22 games the past 3 years and is now coming off ACL. I like the gamble but any plans for him next season should be written in pencil and come with a contingency plan.

Moseley is a lottery ticket to me. Nothing bad about him but I’m not counting on much. Even if he plays well, he seems destined to get injured. If we are lucky and he can beat the odds and stay healthy, he’s a definite upgrade. Worth the shot. I also assume the 1 year deal for Will Harris doesn’t guarantee much and means he still has to earn a roster spot. I still see them drafting a corner but probably not in round 1 anymore.

It’s probably from the Twitter accounts of Iain Rappoport and Alan Scheftter

So so wrong. The entire thing is weighted based on which round the picks are in. The Cardinals spent 26% of draft capital the last 5 years on QB. This doesn’t mean they drafted 8 QBs. They drafted 2 but both were in the top 10 overall. What the hell does it matter whether a player made the team or was a pro bowler. It’s only measuring what position teams have emphasized on draft day.

Not at all. I got a ton of value finding out what the NFL average was over 5 years at each position. Don’t tell me that you knew that WR the position that NFL teams invested the most draft capital on the last 5 years. The Eagles spent 27% of their draft capital on WR. Cardinals 26% and Jets 20% trying to find a QB.

A PFF Data guy put this out. It covers part of the Quinn era but it’s a breakdown of which positions each team has spent their draft capital since 2018.

He played great in this game. He played great in about 4 other games. The problem is he was really bad in about 5 others. He needs to be really bad in 1 or 2 games max. It’s a position where his floor can’t be that low. It crushes the entire structure of the defense.

2 years younger with an above average PFF ranking of 76.2 vs. the below average 59.2 of AA.

Book on him is good skills but was all read option in college. Unsure if he can read defenses and go through progressions.

One good part of the Anal deal is it now has me more optimistic that they will go above and beyond to bring back Jamaal Williams.

He’s not anymore, prove otherwise. Lol.

Are you really using his numbers from the 2017 Combine. Lol.

AZ was not horrible but he was very average. He’s probably not a starter on a good team. This is an area where they could’ve used an upgrade. He’s also getting older and they’ve given him a 3 year deal for a significant raise. Hopefully, the terms come in and it’s a glorified 1 year deal.

He’s got a great attitude and makes a ton of tackles. Unfortunately, most of those tackles are about 3 yards further down the field than where a faster and more athletic LB makes the tackle. He’s great at letting a 2nd & 7 become a 2nd & 4

We got analzoned.

So so bad. We’re going to pay twice as much for the older, slower version of already old and slow LB:

Never in a million years was Holmes going to pay him that kind of money.