2024 Early Bird Draft Thread

[AnonEmouse]

For those against giving up next years rd1, I get it, but consider the scenario that without a top LT our QB pick this year gets sacked, harassed etc. to the point he looks like Howell did 2nd half of the season. Then we don't know if he's a bust, shell-shocked or just in need of a good LT. Or we do OK, say even 8-9, and come up middle of the pack. We still need a good/great LT but there's no prospect where we pick in '25, so we go BPA and still need an LT.

The draft is always a risk, but I'd rather gamble next years pick on a guy everyone covets this year, than wait and hope things work out next year.

Besides, Peters knows that while he has rope to play with, he can't hang around too long without results. He wants a winning team inside 2-3 years to cement his job, and he won't get that by waiting and hoping.

[Darrell Green Fan]

If by giving up next year's first, which could be utilized on a legit CB1 for example, netted a guy like Joe Alt I can see the argument. But they won't get that high without sacrificing multiple picks and I don't want to do that in such a deep draft. And with such a deep OT class I just have to believe they can get a quality starting LT without sacrificing next year's first.

[AnonEmouse]

Depends on the price to move up to say 13th or 14th Pick (Raiders/Saints)? Number of mocks predicting Latham, Fashanu, Fuaga there still. Would it take a 1st to tempt either of these to give up their pick or a parcel of 2's and 3's?

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Depends on the price to move up to say 13th or 14th Pick (Raiders/Saints)? Number of mocks predicting Latham, Fashanu, Fuaga there still. Would it take a 1st to tempt either of these to give up their pick or a parcel of 2's and 3's?

I would actually try to go to Denver give them our first round pick next year plus the 36 and 100 For their number 12 They would have to look at that as giving them ammunition for a quarterback next year and put us ahead of both LV and New Orleans

edit: not sure how the value of those picks all add up but I would manipulate it around with something like that structure

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[skinsfan69]

Peters and co are turning this thing into a clown show, having all the QB's going to Top Golf and hanging out w/ one another. Talk about dragging something out. Can't wait for this nonsense to be over with.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

Peters and co are turning this thing into a clown show, having all the QB's going to Top Golf and hanging out w/ one another. Talk about dragging something out. Can't wait for this nonsense to be over with.

It's definitely different. I would like to know more about that decision making process, and why they thought it was a better idea than hosting them one-on-one.

I hope it wasn't because Josh was only available on that day as Florio suggested.

[Darrell Green Fan]

I see nothing wrong with the team hosting those QBs for a fun day. His agent spoke up about the way they are doing things and is getting absolutely toasted all over the internet for it.

[simbosargos75]

They better not trade next year's first. There's an extremely real chance that they're going to stink this year.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by simbosargos75

They better not trade next year's first. There's an extremely real chance that they're going to stink this year.

There's just as real a chance that they win the division because the other three teams are going to have their own issues.

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[sdskinsfan2001]

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

i like that one

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[MTK]

Belichick said they used to do the same thing with bringing in groups of players. 49ers did it when AP was there.

Non story.

[Chief X_Phackter]

I just wonder why they feel that way is better than the traditional one-on-one visits. Sure it's 'fun'...but is it as or more productive, and why?

[MTK]

They also had one on one meetings with them.

"We had as many as a dozen players come in on the same day so we could see them work together..

Bringing in a lot of guys at one time for a draft visit is an efficient way for your staff to get to know them" ~ Bill Belichick #PMSLive

[mooby]

Originally Posted by MTK

They also had one on one meetings with them.

This whole thing is much ado about nothing.

Daniels agent acting like the vibe was all fucked up is absurd.

Idc who they pick - whoever it is I will support them. But this thing is a big nothing burger and it only makes Daniels and his agent look bad.