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No idea where this nugget fits so thought it might worth starting a thread for all Titans non HC offseason discussion.   This was meant to happen last offseason but Sweat never showed up so

Who will we draft? The answer has been there the whole time.     

That’s a lot of hooch 

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17 minutes ago, headhunter said:

Hated the pick when it was made

I get it, but the guy has hardly had a chance to prove himself. He was a 3rd round project who broke his leg like 6 games into his rookie year. 

 

Give him some time. 

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3 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

 

 

I have high hopes for this secondary and even if they are not that great at least its got 7 or so guys with nfl talent lol. 

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3 minutes ago, Callidus said:

I have high hopes for this secondary and even if they are not that great at least its got 7 or so guys with nfl talent lol. 

 

I'm looking forward to the leap Winston's hopefully going to make, but I'm still feeling some type of way about us missing out on Thieneman. I know we probably weren't looking at him anyway, but still...

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4 hours ago, headhunter said:

Hated the pick when it was made

 

I was intrigued by Oladejo after his work at the Senior Bowl when it looked like he might go late 3rd/early 4th round as a developmental flyer but when Borgonzi took him mid 2nd that is a lot of draft capital to use on a developmental player.

 

It doesn't have to be specifically Oladejo but this team has to be able to get production from their EDGE group and capitalize on the disruption Simmons and Franklin-Myers should create in the middle.

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My problem with the pick is this: how many project pass rushers ever develop to reach their potential?
 

What pass rusher that has never really pass rushed in college, that changed positions and was never really good in college at either spot - ever developed based on pure athleticism early enough to warrant a second contract? 
 

Most project players don't even make it to their second contracts and if they do it's with a second team.  Almost zero of them even develop to be contributors let alone reliable or good. 

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23 hours ago, Starkiller said:

We don’t have any way of knowing yet whether they are worse. For all we know they could be noticeably better. 

The play calls will be better, but the personnel is not

 

Edit: the players won't be better. That's what I mean by personnel. I do expect Dabs who runs 2 TE sets more frequently to closer match the latter half of last season - we saw a ton of growth from Cam and the OL looked better. IMO we got better at TE thru Helm's growth AND FA. Chig, like Jonnu, never reached his potential here. 

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Femi isn't a fast twitch athlete like other successful edge rushing projects. I didn't like how he moved at all and now he had a broken leg last year, I don't see him get more athletic. 

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9 hours ago, SleepingTitan said:

The play calls will be better, but the personnel is not

 

Edit: the players won't be better. That's what I mean by personnel. I do expect Dabs who runs 2 TE sets more frequently to closer match the latter half of last season - we saw a ton of growth from Cam and the OL looked better. IMO we got better at TE thru Helm's growth AND FA. Chig, like Jonnu, never reached his potential here. 

That depends mostly on the development of the 3 guys on their rookie contracts. Lots of questions there for now, but plenty of upside. 
 

If Slater ends up being a good starter then that’s a huge difference right there. If Latham stays healthy and lives up to his potential then that’s a big boost. And Skoronski is already really good but he could take that next step. 
 

And of course Schlottmann isn’t isn’t some world beater but he could still end up being at least as good as Cush was last year. 

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