I actually like Tulafono quite a bit, but man did he have the snapping yips this year. Cost them a game with one I believe, and had quite a few others. You can play him at guard if it keeps up, but heās so smart you hate to move him out of the middle. And yet you canāt keep him there either if he doesnāt get the snapping woes sorted.
Other than Grant and Lachey, I know little about these guys, pretty much a needs based draft. Few positions I didnāt pick that I wanted too but focused on the front seven on defense and OL
28 Kenneth Grant DT UM
60 Maxwell Hairston DB KY
101 Jaeden Roberts OG AL
132 Luke Lachey TE IA
198 Seth McLaughlin OC OSU
231 Tyler Betty DE BYU
246.Jack Kiser LB ND
For once i have no clue who any of these college guys are. I stopped watching the draft classes and doing mocks like it was our super bowlā¦ last year. I trust dan and brad
I donāt know, bro. We have to start preparing for the reality that Decker is not going to play forever.
Not criticism. I love and appreciate the man and I hope he can go another 5 years, but, you canāt plan it out that way or make believe age isnāt catching up.
Realistically, I hope for 3 more solid years.
Ian Book went in the fourth so I guess it could happen. To me itās a waste of draft capital but I guess if a team wants to play Moneyball at backup QB it could be worth it. I mean heās probably ready to do the administrative backup QB kind of stuff right away. I just donāt happen to think he has true NFL QB traits.
But also, I think mid day three in this draft is solid. Just Oregon alone you have Cornelius, Muhammad and Caldwell are all kind of in that range. Personally Iād much rather have any of those than Dillon Gabriel.