Love's draft possibilities just shifted
KC, one of his logical destinations, signed Walker. If NO doesn't take him @ 8, he slips to Cowboys, Texans, Vikings or ultimately Seattle unless somebody (i.e. Titans) trades into the 1st.
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This mock says Commanders at 7, and Chiefs & Saints signed RBs b/c Love won't last to picks 8&9
I'd love it. My daughter a Double Domer, former athlete and big sports fan is in DC. She also has a
crush on Sam Hartman. Good luck with that one.
Oh he's not getting past the Titans. Even with a def coach. He puts butts in seats and...
A good running game and explosive offense helps a defense.
Please have him go to DC, more exposure and more than ready fans.
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They signed those players because he won’t last until #8.
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Where he gets picked is not indicative of his talent level. Someone has to need a RB
And if they don’t need a back, they won’t take him just because of his talent. It’s not a slight, just the reality of RBs.
Someone will get a future star at some point
It is just a position that has become "less valued"
The elite WRs are making $30 M. They get to make the big plays, the ones that result in quick scores. RBs get beat up much more and have shorter careers so good teams need two solid backs not one great one and one okay one. Just the nature of managing a salary cap.
For good reason. But, Love is an exception in the risk/reward calculus.
Offensive Lineman seem to be the most reliable 1st round picks.
If I owned a team, my marching orders would be to build the team from the inside out. Use the 1st and 2nd rounds to draft linemen, edge rushers, linebackers, and tight ends.
Use free agency and rounds 3-7 for skill positions.
But there are always exceptions, when a player like Love is available who is a special talent, a game changer. Albeit the genuine concern that RBs are injury prone, does one pass up the pick, only to see Love wearing a different uniform and lighting up the league?
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