Draftoholic V1.0

He played MLB his sr. year and OLB the other 3 years and I know your team is interested in him

Like a double reverse-fumblerooskie, resulting in Turner getting the ball and pounding it up the middle. It has originality and it allows him to also use his trademark play.

If we start doing that Wildcat garbage, we’re taking the ball away from Matt Ryan, and that is definitely a stupid decision. Let’s not get cute like the Jets, who can’t really rely on Sanchez. Brad Smith isn’t a bad player, but I don’t want to telegraph run any more than we already do.

There’s nothing like saying “Hey, there’s a 100% chance we’re running the ball here” and I would most definitely not want anyone other than Matty throwing a pass unless it was for trickery.

Hunter should go in the second round at the latest. Rodgers is fifth or sixth round talent who will probably go higher because he has a big name. Dion Lewis is similar to Rodgers. Devine never lived up to the hype, and he has some issues off the field that may raise red flags for some GMs. I think a diamond in the rough guy is a better selection than paying a high price for a big name.

And the more I think about it, the more I like it. What would it take to get Steve Slaton away from the Texans? If it is a low draft pick, which is likely considering his lack of production recently with Houston, I would jump at it. He can return kicks, he is a great receiving threat out of the backfield, and we know he has the potential to make big plays. Now, I wouldn’t give up anything higher than a fifth, and a fifth round pick is questionable at best, but if this was an option, I think it is something we should consider looking at.

the more I like it. It’s gotten to the point where I almost feel more confident in our defense than our offense. Tony G has too many drops, and they’re usually drops that push us off schedule, which can be devastating in a ball control offense. I want a clutch TE in the middle of the field for the future.

would be willing to flip flop LT with DE but would be happy either way.

I would not draft a QB at 6 though. I’d tend to go LB at 6 or may be at 4 and push the TE down to 5.

He wasn’t awful in very limited playing time in the preseason. He threw the ball slower than a 80 mph wind-not-aided paper airplane, but he wasn’t THAT bad, I don’t think.

But we might take a flyer on someone in the lower rounds. I doubt we’ll be getting any compensatory picks this year, but my memory is so bad right now, I have no idea if we lost anyone at all to FA.

But I don’t see any way ATL will draft a DT, not with the depth the team has. Davis has played at DT and a very decent back up, JA98 has played very well at DT, Vance Walker is still in the mix and Trey Lewis is still on the team. We almost have to many DT’s. The only way I see TD/MS taking one is a diamond in the rough late in the draft.

Unless the FO changes everything they’ve said and done over the past three years there is no way Devine gets drafted by ATL. Pay attention to whom the team has drafted people. Devine did not play up to his potential in college. You can get better RB’s that don’t have a history with the law.

We need depth at OLB much more than ILB because Peterson doesn’t have many years left and he is a liability in pass coverage. But it wouldn’t hurt for more LB depth all the way around.

A TE for a first round draft is a mistake and a waste of money. The three best TE’s for the past draft were 3rd and later.

With Sidbury not getting playing time we need a DE with impact as a high draft.

as much as we did last year.

A rookie LB won’t start in front of Nicholas after the way he played this year, unless he’s a freak of a player.