How 'desperate' are we at the CB position?

[SissyBoyFloyd]

I am confused by the contradictory posts on here and the write ups on the internet. It seems some think we can get by with what we have on one extreme, and others feel it is a top priority. I sort of remember it being of higher importance a few weeks ago than what is out there and seems to have been in here recently

So which way is it? Do we need to spend our R1 on a CB if one is there without reaching? Or are there definitely greater needs that will probably be available for us to fill?

 

[Solar7]

It's certainly in our top 5 needs, if not our top 3.

I wouldn't place it ahead of OLB, though. I think it goes OLB, and WR2/CB kinda evenly.

 

[JeffGollin]

For what its worth, Steve Keim insists that he drafts according to BPA and not according to need.

Harry suggests that Keim builds position “need” into his BPA rankings.

No one can read Keim’s mind but the guess is that the BPA path will lead him past CB to more talent at another position.

 

[Stout]

Offense, offense, offense, with WR and OL as the top priorities.

 

[Jetstream Green]

I vote offensive tackle because you did not seem to list the actual need on the OL because we need a guard, interior lineman
1) Guard, interior OL
2) DT
3) WR

 

[Jetstream Green]

I vote offensive tackle because you did not seem to list the actual need on the OL because we need a guard (I am absolutely fine with our tackles as is, and one of the few it seems who likes DJ Humphries), interior lineman
1) Guard, interior OL
2) DT
3) WR

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

Only OT that could fall there at 23 and be worth that high a pick is Penning, IMO.

Should have a couple IOL worth the pick. I wouldn't mind someone who can play both OG and C as our need changes at those 2 positions.

 

[oaken1]

I am confused by the contradictory posts on here and the write ups on the internet. It seems some think we can get by with what we have on one extreme, and others feel it is a top priority. I sort of remember it being of higher importance a few weeks ago than what is out there and seems to have been in here recently

So which way is it? Do we need to spend our R1 on a CB if one is there without reaching? Or are there definitely greater needs that will probably be available for us to fill?

We don't need to spend high draft capital on a CB right now.
The starters will likely be. Murphy, Wilson, and Gladney... that's a 2nd round pick,a 4th,and a 1st...and they are all under 25.

Some guys will whine about CB until you have Prime time and Anneas both in the backfield.... but we are in a good place with our youth right now.
A couple vets in the summer and maybe a 6th round pick and we are all set

 

[PDXChris]

Alford most likely is coming back too. I could see that being the group to start the season unless someone drops to us in the draft.

 

[QuebecCard]

At #1 for me, it's either pass rush or thickening the defensive line.

#2 and #3: wideout and running back.

 

[Stout]

Alford most likely is coming back too. I could see that being the group to start the season unless someone drops to us in the draft.

 

[Totally_Red]

IOL, WR, EDGE. The elite wide receivers and edge players may be gone by our pick.

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

After 23 I hate our position in R2 and R3. I would really like to see us trade back at 23 in exchange for moving way up higher in 2 and 3. Something like with the Jets: Give them our 3 top picks for their R2 3rd & 6th and R3 5th. Even if we have to throw in a 6th and/or 7th to make it work.

We could get 3 really decent players at top of 2nd AND top of 3rd. Huge difference between late 2nd and 3rd round prospects.

 

[PACardsFan]

Free Agency is not over for the Cardinals. Depending on how the draft falls, and we never know how that will play out, we will sign more free agents. If either of the stud DT’s from UGA falls to us, and I think Wyatt could, then it would be VERY difficult for us not to draft him. He’s that good. Otherwise, we probably go Edge or WR. We may draft a CB, but not at 23, unless a pure stud drops to us.