Worst case scenario

You have 3 levels of D and 5 options and it really depends on which of those options you value most vs the talent in the draft at those options.

Level 1 - DL - Do we get a Jonathan Allen to play 5 opposite Casey and have them both as interior rushers in nickel and dime giving us our best interior/outside pass rush?

Level 2 - LB - Do we draft a Foster, Reddick, Cunningham or Davis? The LB unit is arguably the most important in a 3-4 zone blitz D...of course, you could argue how much of that we are compared to those of the past. But how much bang for our buck do we get with an ILB who's fast, good against the run, can cover and blitz? This draft is also very deep at 3-4 OLB types. Do we grab Orakpo's future replacement who can rush in Morgan's spot and kick Morgan inside in Nickel?

Level 3 - Secondary - We need another starting CB...at least. If we want a dominant D, we need 3 really good cb's and right now we know we have 1. Can Sims be a nickel or more next year? Do we trade for Butler and get a good nickel in the middle rounds to give us 2 good starters and competition for #3 and #4? Or will we get more bang for our buck adding a dominant S like Jamal Adams or Hooker? Or do we hope we can nab a Budda Baker or Marcus Williams in round 2?

Right now we have 4 picks. 2 first and 2 3rds? Which positions (which players) would you address with those picks?

 

I think we should go D with 5 & 18..(But I really like OJ or CDavis with one of them)

Offence in the 3rd if D in 1

 

How i would use those picks: 1cb, 1 recieving threat (wr, te) and the other 2 on bpa that's not a qb, rb or ot. Our 2 biggest needs are cb and reciever, those must be addressed early.

 

Yea



No

Round 1 worked out about as well as it could have