NFLcom article on strength of each position in draft class

[Muddler]

Obviously just another "expert's" opinion but I found it kinda interesting, especially since he has Interior Oline ranked last - behind TE's even.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...nking-each-position-group-in-this-years-class

 

[Hoot]

Obviously just another "expert's" opinion but I found it kinda interesting, especially since he has Interior Oline ranked last - behind TE's even.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...nking-each-position-group-in-this-years-class

interesting, yes. but doesn't mean a low ranked position doesn't have a good prospect or two. if there is a run on one position like there often is, then a star in a 'shallow' position becomes availalbe. we will know in a few weeks

 

[slashsteel]

He isn't totally wrong but I would shove TE behind interior O-line. He mentioned how some Ts could convert inside and that is pretty much a norm. I could apple and orange it but overall I think he is in the ball park.


Keep in mind the list shifts once your first round has been selected. When teams run on a position and semi reach on need.

 

[Drink IRON City]

GOOD read Muddler.


He is saying Josh Jone's could end up as a Guard, interesting as we need one of those..............






Salute the nation

 

[Muddler]

Just more food for thought anyway. I thought it was of interest because I've pretty much been all over drafting either a WR or RB on offense or a LB on defense but lately I've been thinking....."hmmm, maybe its time to restock the oline" since the blocking last year was subpar IMO. Now I start to waffle back the other way. I think this draft is going to be kinda fascinating, even without a first rounder. Not many real "holes" on either side of the LOS and lots of ways the team could go with their second rounder.

 

[CoolieMan]

Zierlein is very good at analysis...He is one of my favorite guys to read...