I agree.

I get the picks in terms of flexibility and scheme fit, but draftin for need is the quickest way to get to the bottom of the win column. I get how an H-back is a more valuable player in this system than it was before, but you don't go out and draft a glorified fullback in the 3rd round, because he fits your scheme.

Same goes for a plodding power runner at the end of the 2nd round. Especially if you're in the market for an undersized Linbacker who can move across the field with Logan Wilson, Zack Baun and Willie Gay Jr. both still on the board and eventually settle for UDFA-prospect Kamal Martin in the 5th round.

Day 2 and the first part of day 3 were an absolute disaster.

Ron Wolf used to say, if you like a guy, you go get that guy. I agree. If you like the player, you take them. You don't trade back and hope you still get him -- unless there is someone else of equal value on your board at where you trade back to. Which, you won't know.

It's really incredible how frenzied some people get over a process they have absolutely zero understanding or comprehension to. Why can't we just be excited for the guys we got instead of petulant whine bags? (That's mainly to what I read on Twitter, not here).

We have people here thinking we missed out, or reached or drafted wrong and such and such yet they didn't scout a single damn player. That means you're being bamboozled by all the idiotic mock drafts you consumed over the last few months. Hook. Line. STINKER!

I wish the NFL wasn't such a 24/7/365 GIVE ME SOMETHING NEW deal. All it does it saturate the product and create stupid bullshit "hot takes" that serve no one.

NOW GET OF MY DAMN LAWN!! 😀😀

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I'm good with who we got.
Let's move on and see how it all works out.
None of us know anything until we see them on the field.

A guy named Travis Kelce played for The Bearcats. 😁
I checked with a couple of people who follow Cincy
Could be the steal of the round.
Might take a year, but from all I heard he will be worth the pick.

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