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I absolutely hope that Schoen knows a lot more than many (including alleged experts) know but last night baffled me.I loved the 2 trades back from 36 to 38 then to 43 while adding picks 114 & 146 for that small move back. Great tactical move but then I think there was much better value available at 43, 67, and 81 than they used the picks for.
My preferences:
@43 TE Trey McBride 6'3 246lb Colorado St (went 55) Kiper 46, 1st team all-amer, top TE, Mackey Award,
@67 G Dylan Parham 6'2 311lb Memphis (went 90) Kiper 95, 3rd best guard in draft, says all pro future,
@81 S Nick Cross 6'0 212lb Maryland (went 96) Kiper 75, fast safety with size at position of need
Giants went:
@43 WR Wan'Dale Robinson 5'8 178lb Kentucky Kiper 80, small target
@67 G Joshua Ezeudu 6'4 308 North Carolina Kiper 151 !! Only picks 93, 104, 105 drafted lower
@81 CB Cordale Flott 6'0 175lb LSU Kiper 85, physically tall but really thin, less of a reach
Additional possibility:
LB Channing Tindall 6'2 230lb Georgia (went 102) Kiper 79, very fast and aggressive in position of need
I told a coworker yesterday that if we could land Dean in round two then Cam Jurgens & Bernard Raiman at the top of the third (Jurgens was mid third projection, Raiman anywhere from mid second to late third), the draft would be a grand slam before Saturday.
The two trades had me worried that it would cost us Dean (I personally believe a year lost to injury would be a small price to pay to get a first round talent in round two) but as all three were still there with our later second round pick, that part worked out well.
We could have landed (in basically reverse order) the three I wanted but unfortunately they never asked for my input.
I hope the three guys we drafted work out but I believe each would have been available in round four.