Mr.TaterSalad

**** off Matt Millen. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE respects your draft insights. You drafted Mike Williams and Jordon Dizon.

I think the Cardinals are having the worst draft thus far. Picking a RB in the 1st at the 3rd overall pick and then drafting Carson Beck who has ligament problems in his arm is terrible. Arizona has had such a bad draft.

What was the value of Emmanuel Mosley, Ennis Rakestraw, or Marcus Davenport? Brad obviously took a gamble on the talent of all three guys. I'm not saying I'd take him at this point, maybe later on in the 4th or 5th I'd gamble on him. But Brad clearly gambles with injuries when he feels the talent is there.

Does Brad think about trading up for McCoy?

Has Jermod McCoy been picked yet?

Brad moved up for this guy with multiple DEs/Edge players still on the board, so clearly he thought very highly of Moore and had him graded out higher than fans and the media did. He perhaps graded up to get his BPA.

Moore is an underwhelming choice when you consider who was on the board. But I don't hate the pick. He still managed double digit sacks last season.

I think they pick Jacas.

One edge gone in TJ Parker from Clemson.

Brad's reactions are always tremendous. He clearly has full confidence and conviction in every pick he makes.

Kang also called the Tyleik Williams pick from last year as well.

I think a guy like Jacob Rodriguez the LB from Texas Tech is a textbook Dan Campbell player. He's a high motor, good character guy, who seems to love the game of football and have a strong work ethic. As well, he could slide in and be our WLB to replace Anzalone. Gabe Jacas also fits those traits but plays at another position of need as a DE/Edge. Jacas also gives them what they covet in an edge-setting lineman, who can stay in on all three downs and play against the run. I'd personally be fine enough with either Jacas or Rodriguez. I'd prefer Jacas as he offers more ability to get at the QB and disrupt passing plays. He had 11 sacks, 41 total pressures, and 22 hurries. I'm really intrigued by his pass rush abilities. I doubt he makes it to the Lions pick at #50, but would run the draft card right up to Goodell and make the pick.

I feel much more comfortable knowing that a dysfunctional organization like Miami got Proctor and we ended up with Blake Miller. I think long-term, Brad got the better player. Another note about about Blake Miller, he is one of the top 30 visits the Lions had. So once again, Brad drafts a player with an elite RAS score and a player he had previously met with in a top 30 visit.

Pretty good stuff here. I really like what we're getting in Miller.

Love the way this offensive line was rebuilt the last two offseasons. It should have started a year sooner, but Brad and Dan have done a good job in paper rebuilding the line. It should become a strength of this team once again assuming Miller pans out, Mahogany/Fraizer continue to improve, and Mays gels well with those around him and his QB.

No one said he drafts purely BPA. But he certainly values talent over need and leans in the BPA direction. Most every media pundit and Lions insider will tell you how Brad leans heavily towards drafting the best player on his board. Blake Miller fit a need, yes. But I'm betting he was also high up on their board and they had a first round grade on him.

Love this pick. Let's get back to having an elite offensive line.

I don't want Larry Borom starting. Take a tackle Brad.