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So...scroll down and I think you'll see why I'm not taking THIS guy seriously...at all. You found a miserable troll on Twitter who doesn't like the pick. Congrats!
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Simmons is less surprising given his injury. We were all talking about it being an ACL, but I think he'd have been picked(or would be by KC) if that was it. His injury can impact that first contract. With Johnson, they're talking about potentially impacting the 2nd. Buffalo with Hairston. That's a good pick. I'm dying to see what Philly takes when they flip with KC. If it's Johnson, I'll cry...
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Buffalo has to be going CB here. That's a huge need for them. I think Johnson still goes late first or at WORST early 2nd...but we'll see. Johnson at worst is a great C3 CB if he has lost a step.
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Washington is definitely building up that OL for Jayden Daniels. Adding Tunsil and now picking up Conerly? That's exactly the way to go when you hit on that QB.
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Yes, that I would have jumped on. Bad teams or average teams who are an injury or two away from being bad trading 1st rd picks? That's a risk that's USUALLY worth taking. 46+a 6th+2026 1st...and next year appears to be a better draft?
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And again the sun is out and shinning and you're pointing out those little clouds to us. What would you have done? You said Campbell and I said...'that'd be an interesting pick, great off-ball.' And then it was, 'eh, I just threw out a name, Quay sucks.' LOL... the guy who won the lottery, but he's upset about the taxes!
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I think Watson was past the pesky injuries. Going and working at the lab in Madison did a lot for him and Stokes in terms of pulled muscles. If he can get back next year and not necessarily make a big impact, but show he's healthy, I'd definitely be happy to bring him back and have a WR corp of Golden, Reed, Watson and Wicks...with Kraft and Musgrave. That is a stable. As for Will Johnson, I'd advocate moving up for him...if we moved Jaire or Doubs and added picks, but not with the 8 we came into the day with.
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It's not cheap, but 13M with no further commitment and you get to see how he comes back from the ACL? Plus, the Cap will be ~300M or higher next year. LOW 8 figures isn't a big deal. What, 13M roughly? Seeing what the Giants gave up, #34, #99+2026 3rd pick...I'm happy with Golden. Also, he is NOT redundant with the WRs we have. He CAN be interchangeable, but nobody else gives you that deep threat he does(not meant for you, just an additional...). But your comp? Devonta Smith? Or Waddle?
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Yeah, that's fair. I think he's a pretty safe pick, but Golden kinda reminds me of Jameson Williams. He's so explosive and he's well rounded. I liked Thornton later just to get that deep threat as I didn't think we'd take a WR Rd 1, but a guy with his speed?
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And the Vikings were really smart. They had picks #32 and #34 but refused #32 so the Packers didn't get the 5th year...which would be particularly useful right about...now. Still, I wouldn't say this is proof he's gone.
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I didn't think he had anything that serious but maybe it's just the number. I thought it was turf toe that sidelined him and then he pulled a hammy.
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I thought in your write up, you had Johnson top 10 and you didn't think he'd make it to 23. What do you dislike about Johnson? Not that I disagree about Amos, but Johnson looked great in '23.
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Snapper is still crabby, but...LaFleur is gonna love this dude!
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Well... good route runner and this dude has that ELITE speed. I'd have preferred a CB...but without the testing, I'm good waiting until tomorrow. Kid is going to be used in a LOT of different ways. He's not just some track guy either.
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I wish Murphy would shut up...
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LOL...no. Maybe if it was Harlan, but not Murphy!
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Gotta be Golden or Johnson...
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It would have to be because Johnson didn't do the testing. He's a prototypical CB on film. He should be an easy pick.
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LOL...ok...so even if I agree with you, it's 'eh, didn't mean it!' Alright... Yeah...that's my thinking, but if that guy turns out to be an All-Pro who can rush the passer and is a demon vs the run? You would've taken Ray Lewis, right!
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Golden is nice also. I think he's underrated. But I like both.
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I mentioned Campbell, but that seems unlikely. 3 off-ball in the top 45 in the last 4 years and right after they said they were keeping Quay? But Campbell looks like a safe pick at worst and could be an All-Pro.
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That'd be a big outlier pick. You wouldn't be playing him much on 1st or 2nd, but he could probably come in and get 5-6 sacks Yr1. Golden is a 4.29 40 WR who is pretty polished and Johnson is a big CB who...again looked like a top 5 pick after last year. But...Gutekunst did talk about how he'd take a "pass rush specialist" if that guy was special. I'm not sure if that is Pearce in their eyes or not.
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I'd be happy with either. I don't see a DT worth taking at this point. Edge...Green? If the Chargers don't take him. Golden is that game breaking speed and there are quite a few CBs we could take in Rd 2.
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Ah...that sucks. I hope this isn't like Mitchell where someone jumps us to take him. Harbaugh with the Chargers could take his former CB...but I'm thinking they want to add to their pass rush.
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If the Packers go CB, they'll be breaking a trend. Most haven't tested and Barron is doesn't mean their proposed "thresholds" for length. If you would have said at the start of the year the Packers had a chance to draft Will Johnson, I think everyone would have been thrilled. Those 3 Michigan defenders were top 5 on the "way too early" mocks from last year.
