Caleb Downs

He and Delane are tied for 4th on my list.

1. Bailey
2. Reese
3. Bain
4. Delane and Downs

I’ll be fine with that. As long as no Love or Lemon

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I’ll be fine with that. As long as no Love or Lemon

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I like Love but not top 12. Why u dint like Lemon ?

Lemon’s game and ability look too similar to for Willie Snead to me. He has better hands than Snead, but looks slow and doesn’t seem to have much that elite burst guts his size need for the pro game. He’s great college wr, but he looks like a guy that won’t produce similar numbers at the NFL level.

I kind of think he'll be gone by the Saints pick.

A team that I could see taking him is the Giants at #5.

John Harbaugh inherited Ed Reed but also drafted Kyle Hamilton later on in the 1st round.

I'm sure he can appreciate the chance at picking a stud safety when he sees one.

1. Bailey
2. Reese
3. Downs
4. Fano or Delane or Tate

I expect 1 2 3 to be gone. And at least one of those last three.

Agree. But he won’t be. Bain also in that category.

This comment kinda baffles me. When you actually look at his numbers this year.

“put together a complete, high-impact season as the centerpiece of Miami’s front, finishing with 46 tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss, and 8.5 sacks. His 21 havoc plays placed him as the most disruptive defender, pairing consistent backfield penetration with strong run integrity, as evidenced by his 79.3% run-tackle rate and eight credited run stops. As a pass rusher, Bain generated a staggering 80 total pressures, good for a sterling 13.1% pressure rate, while creating 10 sacks overall and forcing a fumble in the process. Bain averaged a blistering time-to-pressure of 2.71 seconds while posting an elite 92.4 pass-rush grade.”

He was coached by J Taylor and him and Messidor are technical freaks. They are the most polished pass rushers in this draft when it comes to technique.