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who goes first: Bosa or Buckner?

Of those three, I'd want Bosa too. Can't believe dbair wore me down. :brick good to elite RBs and CBs can be found in the second round and beyond; not so dominant pass rushers.

why would he call Bosa small? 6'5" and 271lb is just right for a 4-3 DE.

Mark May shit all over Bosa on First Take this morning. skip to 2:29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osyEM-qpwJY

just the teens? no confidence in this team? fake fan. i hate going into the draft with no first and therefore nothing to look forward to.

they better not fork over next year's first to crawl into the bottom half of the first round, even if it's for that goateed redneck Lynch.

me too. i get a whiff of Claiborne when I look at him. I don't like tall corners as rule, esp those who can't catch a cold.

Yes, a stud RB is so important that the Rams gave away their short-term future for a chance at Goff/Wentz. Why? RBs don't win for you. The best way to play it is with multiple backs who aren't a big drain on your cap. QB and WRs are the way to build a team.

idiot moron

Sturm: Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State Here is another one. I think Elliott is easily the best RB in this draft. But, I also study the draft from a historical perspective and in the last 10 years, RBs taken high are a big mistake. Unless it is Adrian Peterson. So, we are left with the idea...

stud DT = Randy White, who never came off the field and was not part of a rotation with Hennings, Lett, Jimmie Jones, Casillas, etc.

Let's not get carried away. He was the best of a lackluster bunch that year. One Pro Bowl and no All-Pro(s) hardly equates to stud tackle. High motor and good against the run is his legacy.

But it's a shitty draft and you have to draft someone (think Russell Maryland in 1991). Jaylon Smith's knee and Jack's suspect knee really took the shine off the top 10.

Archer: The Cowboys offered Murray a four-year, $24 million contract that included $12 million fully guaranteed, sources told ESPN's Todd Archer.

yet they made him a generous offer to return. and we found him in the third round, not the top 5.

Letting Murray get away tells you how much they value the RB position. Are they gonna pay Zeke when his time comes up?

which is why I'm not buying the smoke and mirrors about Elliott

with Weddle gone, he's projected as more of a safety in SD

cost himself mucho $ by staying in school. the guy who was throwing lasers and shrugging off tackles in still in there, somewhere.

Chris Canty, II