If Jeanty, T-McMillan and Will Johnson are on the board at #9, who are you taking?

3ParStillDriver said
You articulated what I was thinking when comparing Tet vs Jeanty very well. Unfortunately, I don't think Jeanty will make it out of the top 5 (I don't see him lasting pass pick 4 when Vrabel picks). So if we want him, we'll have to trade up which means we'd likely have to give up our 2nd rounder. I really hope if we do trade up, we don't touch next years draft picks.

I'm not even discounting the Browns who lost Chubb and are desperate for a franchise RB as much as they are desperate for a franchise QB. Same goes with the Giants who's offense suffered incredibly so after losing Barkley. You can say they need a QB, but if we can look at the QB's in this draft and realize they're not very good, then certainly the professionals can.

Point being, I think Jeanty is completely off the table for us unless we want to scrap the idea of ever finding a franchise QB in the draft in next years draft and attempt to run a franchise with mediocre/bad QB's for a few years.

It certainly is possible that he goes before we even have a chance. I don't really want to trade up for him as that will take away valuable resources that we need.

I'll say that the Browns need a QB and either Ward or Sanders will be available when they pick. They also will have a chance at Hunter or Carter. I don't see them being in on Jeanty. Day 2 I certainly I could definitely see them grabbing a RB.

Patriots just drafted Drake Maye last year. He has no receiving weapons and a questionable OL. I see them protecting/helping Maye with an OL or a guy like Hunter/Tetairoa (even if it's a bit of a reach).

I think the Jaguars and Raiders are our biggest obstacles as it seems hard to predict what direction they will go. I'm pretty confident that Jeanty, Mcmillan, or Warren will be available at pick #9. I think any of those 3 provides us with a solid boost on offense. I just think Jeanty is the best of the bunch.