Pick #33

Nkemdiche reportedly failed the interview process spectacularly. Either his FBIQ or his language skills or both were well below normal. More than half of the teams are extremely concerned with Smiths injury and reportedly has nerve damage in both knee and ankle... I'm going to stick with Henry since Bill Polian sees him as a great fit for the style of offense Tennessee is expected to run.

In other news... I heard an interesting comment on nfl radio earlier... fan asked host IF Dallas wanted to trade up to 1 would trading picks, La'el Collins and a mid round pick work? I was personally disappointed we didn't take him in the supplemental last year after the issue which kept him from being drafted was resolved. Dallas got a hell of a pick and they are so deep at OL I could live with a trade like that and then still grab Ramsey. IMO that would be a monster trade in our favor.

 

I can 100% guarantee neither of those players will be the pick at #33.

Smith is going to fall FAR.

Nkemdiche is an obvious bust unless he ends up in a good situation, which is not us. Want no part of him.

All depends what we do in the 1st, but WR, OL, DB could be the likely picks at #33.

 

Actually since the issue was resolved before the draft I was surprised we didn't take him in the 7th round.

 

I still think there was a "handshake deal" between all owners not to take him. Only explanation

 

No I think it was the seriousness of the issue that kept teams from drafting him. They didn't have the time to fully investigate it. Otherwise it would be something called collusion and any team proven to be involved could have been fined much like the Pats were for deflate gate.

 

I think we will go either Henry or WR Doctson at #33

 

Depends who we draft in the first, who we bring in as free agents, and what the best player is left on the board. But between those 2 players, I'd go with Smith just because I value a linebacker more than a dt.

 

idk man, I could see Henry in the second, but I wouldn't really be happy with us getting Doctson in the second, I think our wide receivers, although they are terrible, are not as bad as other positions. I think we'd be better off addressing safety, cb, lb, de, ot, g, c before going wide out.