Heh, Mel Kiper has Dalvin Cook at #8 and Mike Williams at #9 on his Big Board. Both are possible/probable to still be available when we come up at #15.

This BPA, come hell or high water approach can get you in trouble in a hurry.

No, we don't need 10 LB's, but we do need ones that are good. I like Sheard and Simon, I'm okay with the upside of Mingo/Spence, but I also know that we need more TALENT there.

Pass rush and ILB for the first two picks is my preference.

Maybe OT. But I don't think they would be BPA anyway. Could be a RB but I doubt they grade out that much ahead of a CB or LB

I can't see drafting a RB, or a LB after investing all your FA $ in LB's

Our 1st round pick needs to contribute immediately and at this point I'd say the weakest position on this team is the right side of the O line

A few of the pass rushers I think could contribute Day One, particularly Tim Williams.

I also like Reuben Foster as a potential Day One difference maker at ILB.

OLB(RUSH), ILB, CB in first 3 rounds.

CB, Safety and Wildcard (any position) in 4th round.

NT in 5th round.

That would be a great off-season IMO.

Cheers,

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When was the last time a Colts team drafted a player that wasn't BPA?


We go through this every year and yet you all are surprised when they draft the way that 90% of all good GM's do. BPA

Any year that Chris Polian or Ryan Grigson were leading our draft?

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With that assessment then you agree it should be BPA

Grigson didn't draft BPA. He drafted bad players, mostly.

Wildcard should be a RB in the 4th or 5th.