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E_Motion posted:Someone tell me about Ronnie Stanley. It seems like a panic move after the whole Tunsil thing, how big is the dropoff from Tunsil to Stanley? Depends what you mean. Stanley is the safer pick, even ignoring any off field stuff. Tunsil has a way higher ceiling, like Tyron Smith high, but you'd have to teach him a pro pass blocking scheme pretty much from the ground up. Stanley looks to be a starting caliber left tackle that will be pretty decent in pass protection and not the best run blocker for a solid decade. Also Stanley has a lot more experience with pro style blocking assignments so there is less to project as opposed to just watching tape. He played pretty well against Clemson who has both Shaq Lawson and Kevin Dodd ( Stanley was mostly matched up on Lawson). All told I'd still much rather have Tunsil. It was a coward's pick.
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E_Motion posted:
Agreed. Ramsey in the 1st and Spence/Dodd in the 2nd would've remade our defense on the spot. Can't blame them though, he's a fantastic fit in Jacksonville. Beautiful.
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Mystic Stylez posted:100%, just watch it. I want Spence (preferably) or Dodd, but even if one of them is available along with Ragland, welp. I will be mad as gently caress Are you me? Ragland over Spence and I'm calling for CTE testing on Ozzie.
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For the 2nd round in a row the Ravens make a safe pick for a meh player that will be a starter and nothing more. An era of mediocrity is born.
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R.D. Mangles posted:wanted the bears to take a'shawn, but it was much more important to have 10,000 4th round picks Why do teams do this? By the end of round 3 there's only like 24 players even worth a draft pick.
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