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I was asked if the Cards do go DT in round 1, do they need to trade up in round 2 to secure a needed Edge? If the Cards offer their fourth they could likely move to pick 42 or 43 from their 50 spot. If that’s not early enough their third would buy them the first or second pick in round 2. Of course depending who’s on the board some teams may be unwilling to trade if their guy is there. Many Edges will go in round 1, but a few good ones will slide early in round 2. Whether one will last until 43 is dicey.
 

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I was asked if the Cards do go DT in round 1, do they need to trade up in round 2 to secure a needed Edge? If the Cards offer their fourth they could likely move to pick 42 or 43 from their 50 spot. If that’s not early enough their third would buy them the first or second pick in round 2. Of course depending who’s on the board some teams may be unwilling to trade if their guy is there. Many Edges will go in round 1, but a few good ones will slide early in round 2. Whether one will last until 43 is dicey.
I think.....
The top couple DTs will go early, ..leaving guys we can get in round 2 so we should focus on pass rushing olb in round 1....maybe even use our 4th to move up a couple slots
 

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Would make things a lot easier if we sign a FA for edge or DT. While the names arent all world they would be an upgrade, and help to not have the need to trade a draft pick to move up
 

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There are some round 2 edge guys with potential. The kids from Marshall and Ole Miss(I think) come to mind right away. I looked at a consensus ranking board and Sawyer was listed at 46.
 

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There are some round 2 edge guys with potential. The kids from Marshall and Ole Miss(I think) come to mind right away. I looked at a consensus ranking board and Sawyer was listed at 46.
i also think premium positions will start to move up as we get closer

just to pick my current favorite future Cardinal - Jack Sawyer. I think it would be a shock (assumiing no bad medical news or the like) if he made it to pick 46.

but its also early
 

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I was asked if the Cards do go DT in round 1, do they need to trade up in round 2 to secure a needed Edge? If the Cards offer their fourth they could likely move to pick 42 or 43 from their 50 spot. If that’s not early enough their third would buy them the first or second pick in round 2. Of course depending who’s on the board some teams may be unwilling to trade if their guy is there. Many Edges will go in round 1, but a few good ones will slide early in round 2. Whether one will last until 43 is dicey.
If we go Harmon …grant or Williams the Ohio state dt at 16 I would be looking for one of those 2 Ohio state ends possibly at 48…..my favorite combo is one of the top 5 edges at 16 ….then deone walker
 

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Would make things a lot easier if we sign a FA for edge or DT. While the names arent all world they would be an upgrade, and help to not have the need to trade a draft pick to move up
If we go free agent end I want chase young….only 25 and has proved he can stay on the field…2 year 35 million
 

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Could he be a guy that finally gets it? Still don’t think he’s Gannon culture type guy.

I agree with you. Would be amazing if JG could coach him up though...that is the constant tease of a player with that kind of potential.
 

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The dilemma in this draft how the players fall. It’s a very average draft class, but talent fits our position needs. It’s just how the draft develops, because there will be a very good player at a position of need but maybe not the exact position with the biggest need.

DT and edge are the obvious picks in the two first rounds, but if there is a run on Edge there might not be a player worth the #16. The dilemma then comes in here, because if there is a run on DL that would most likely mean top talent at secondary need is there like eg. LB or OT. If Jalon Walker or Josh Simmons is there, do you draft or trade?
 
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He’s not the anchor Graham or Grant would be but he can willingly anchor and should add strength after draft. He is strong now at collapsing the pocket and TFLs. He’s not my top choice but on my list. Long gone by round 2.
 

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He’s not the anchor Graham or Grant would be but he can willingly anchor and should add strength after draft. He is strong now at collapsing the pocket and TFLs. He’s not my top choice but on my list. Long gone by round 2.
I like Deone Walker out of Kentucky... in the 2nd round...but I hear some guys are putting a first round grade on him.
However...he seems to have a reputation for being poorly conditioned and getting lazy at times...
But!! Poor conditioning and laziness were also a knock on Carter a couple years back and that hasn't stopped him from being a monster in the nfl...and Walker is bigger and stronger...so maybe the first round grade is appropriate.

You have a read on the kid Harry? Or heard from anyone?
 

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I was asked if the Cards do go DT in round 1, do they need to trade up in round 2 to secure a needed Edge? If the Cards offer their fourth they could likely move to pick 42 or 43 from their 50 spot. If that’s not early enough their third would buy them the first or second pick in round 2. Of course depending who’s on the board some teams may be unwilling to trade if their guy is there. Many Edges will go in round 1, but a few good ones will slide early in round 2. Whether one will last until 43 is dicey.
Hey Harry... can you look at a guy for me?
He isn't likely to get much action. Predicted to be an udfa but I wouldn't mind using our last pick on him just to make sure we get him.

Slot WR Nick Nash out of San Jose state.
Exe quarterback converted to WR two years ago. Exceptional football IQ. 6'3 215.... sixth year senior
 

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