Mr.TaterSalad

I don't think so. I think LaPorta will start from day 1.

He can refuse to negotiate an extension and shutdown negotiations.

Damn, Tillman off the board.

Doesn't Goff realize Hooker is here to replace him at some point? I think he'd see it that way no?

Did Siaki Ika get picked? I'd love to trade up and get him or Cedric Tillman.

Can't wait for the first time Goff makes a mistake and fans explode for Hooker to be put in the game.

Branch and Hooker, he's poking eyes out tonight.

Do you think Goff demands out or refuses to sign an extension if offered.

WOW!!!!!!!!!

I'd like to see us pick Cedric Tillman.

Looks like we traded back again.

Two years after taking Penny in the 1st I believe.

Ugh . . . I guess I didn't realize how bad of a RAS score Branch has.

Lots of players I still like here. I'd be happy with several of these players sans Hendon Hooker.

Really like the Brian Branch pick. We have completely transformed the secondary for the better this offseason.

I am not going to go crazy over the LaPorta pick. I think he's a nice player, just not where they picked him. I'll give Holmes the benefit though on this one.

Even the smartest of them make mistakes though when reaching. Andy Reid took Clyde Edwards-Hilaire in the 1st round and Isiah Pacheco in the 7th. Whose the better RB there. I trust Holmes and will in the end give him the benefit of the doubt. It's just that with a dynamic Edge Rusher like Tyree Wilson still on the board, I wouldn't have gone Gibbs there, as I feel solid RBs and difference makers can be found all over the draft.

I'm not a scout or football expert. I'm just a fan with an armature opinion. Had they taken a Edge Rusher, DT, or CB yesterday I'd say go ahead and take whichever TE you want today. But since they already used one luxury pick on a low positional value offensive player, I don't know how I feel about them taking a TE tonight. With Joey Porter Jr., Keeanu Benton, Siaki Ika, Keion White, and Keele Ringo still on the board, I think they should take one or more of those players before taking a TE. CB is especially a concern for me given how many guys they have on 1 year deals there, sans Sutton. If they do take a TE, I don't want it to be Michael Mayer and would prefer one of Musgrave, LaPorta, or Washington. I'd say Washington is my first choice. If they still had their 3rd round pick I'd suggest someone like Tucker Kraft in the 3rd.

Boy can I not read. I read Hopkins to the Titans and then spaced out. Carry on.

Not sure how accurate this is as this isn't coming from Florio himself and I didn't see it on Pro Football Talk on Twitter.

Probably Michael Mayer just to take one last parting shot at me and my week. I'd like to see a DT taken at 34 like Keeanu Benton or Siaki Ika. I wouldn't be against the CB Kelee Ringo either.

I read several scouting reports, which I shared last night, where they said his ability in man coverage was a weakness. I like Campbell though and wanted him in the 2nd, so I'm not that upset that they picked him.

I think this is true and I said as much going into the draft. It just stings when Super Bowl winning GM Howie Roseman does it. If the Raiders did it you'd laugh and think the guy was going to be a bust. But because Howie Roseman and the Eagles did it, that makes you gulp a little.

What's wrong with saying he needs to be an Alvin Kamara like player with Karma like stats?

How many touches, receptions, yards, and TDs does Gibbs need to have per season to justify this pick over Carter and Wilson? I'm going to say a minimum 8-10 touches per game with 600-700 yards rushing. Then another 60-70 receptions with 600-700 yards receiving. I'd say his scoring totals need to be between 12-14 TDs. Those aforementioned stats are similar to what Alvin Kamra puts up each year. In other words, for this pick to have been worth it, both Carter and Wilson have to be busts or subpar players and Gibbs has to produce Alvin Kamara like stats. He can't just be another "nice player", he's got to be top-tier.