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I’d be pretty surprised if he makes it out of the top 20.
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Kelce is a high level height weight speed athlete - better than Bowers. You significantly undersell his talent. Plenty of tight ends can get open, have good hands, and can run after the catch. Mahomes is of course a big part of his success. Kelce also had multiple thousand yard seasons before Mahomes was starting there and was a highly productive tight end as soon as he got on the field. I think Bowers will be very good but not elite tight end pretty much his whole career. Don’t see him being a primary passing game option or is the kind of guy who gets open on his own and makes other players get open because of it. Maybe I undersell the athleticism a little, we’ll see if he tests.
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Meh. I don’t really buy into the Kelce thing, personally. You’re comparing a 6’3 240 guy who’s going to get drafted in the first round to a 6’5 255 guy who went in the third. Kelce isn’t a YAC guy the way Bowers is billed. They play the same position, but that’s about it. He’d get Aaron Hernandez comps if he came out 13 years ago. The Kelce thing is completely arbitrary to me, and you can claim a high ceiling for a lot of prospects. Nobody had Kelce’s ceiling where he’s ended up, nobody had Justin Jefferson as potentially being the best receiver in the NFL, etc. Just don’t think “but he could be Kelce” is a good argument for taking Bowers at ten. You can potentially make one, but that’s not it.
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That’s a lot of if’s and doesn’t seem like the Jets will fit your criteria.
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This. I think once day three rolls around QB is in play. They could use a long-term answer, it’s a cheap dice roll. Someone like Jordan Travis makes sense IMO. My hope is the difficulty of the AVT fifth year option decision and how Jermaine Johnson has value as a cheap decent edge even if he’s not a home run pushes Douglas towards a premium position - but I’m not convinced he actually learns from things he’s done.
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Pleasantly surprised we won’t be heading into the draft with Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh trying to tell everyone how good they feels about Carter Warren starting with straight faces. It’ll be nice to have a little flexibility around pick ten.
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Best premium position offensive player available - open to moving in either direction if the deal is good and it makes sense based on tiers. To me that’s likely sticking at ten if Alt/Nabers/Odunze is there, considering a small move up for a WR if it makes sense, and otherwise moving down with an eye on Thomas/Fashanu/Mims/Guyton/Fautanu and I’d throw in Fuaga and Bowers - depending on how far. That’s ideal, I kind of think they’ll get forced to stick and pick from that trade down group at ten.
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Nice spot to grab Amegadjie.
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I don't think the Chargers stick and pick at five. My guess is they'd like to move down and take a tackle. Harbaugh is a build in the trenches dude. Bet they'd love to grab 11 and 23 from Minnesota and take a RT with one of the later picks. Bowers at 11 if he's there and a tackle at 23 would feel very Harbaugh. If not I'm sure he'd have no problem with a tackle at 11 or 23 and another premium position player - maybe WR - with the other one.
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Johnson’s the kind of TE prospect to target. Big mid round athlete.
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Turner is a great prospect too. Freak athlete, double digit sacks at Bama.
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I could see them going Odunze too. Feel like he’s really well liked. I think they’re a wild card. Alt wouldn’t shock me.
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I think best offensive player.
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