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Final trade details: Jaylen Waddle AND a 2022 4th for Devonta Smith, Zech McPherson and a 2022 1st Grier and co better hope Waddle winds up significantly better than his former teammate. Not sure I can remember an easier trade to evaluate down the line.

Well that was an epically stupid choice. That’s like saying Jordan Miller is smaller than Navaughn.

But was safety a need and could we have gotten him at 50? We NEED a tackle. We NEED a center. You can never have too much at pass rush.

Please explain bc I don’t get it.

**** him.

They could have gotten him at 9 with SO much flexibility with that extra first. These idiots gave up a first to take a slot wr at 6.

Sewell or trade. Someone has to love Fields, no?

Things were looking dicey for a little. His interviews on The U were rough, putting it lightly.

Bernie looks a bit more with it than other public appearances in recent years.

It is strange how Bama having an NFL OL is the one overlooked part of the "we need to recreate Bama for Tua" narrative. It is always a focus on the WR and the RB but never on the OL that gave him 7 seconds and a clean pocket to wait for those skill players to work open. It does seem like...

I was texting with my brother and he said if you don't take that top WR, then you don't know what you have with Tua after this season. Granted the OL would be young, but if he can't start to figure it out with that talent on the OL and Fuller then I think it is pretty telling too.

That's what I would do too. Take the more sure thing at a position you still need to fill.

What if both Pitts and Chase are gone?

Don't know, but I am sure whatever it is will go wrong. But in all seriousness, I am ok if they go Pitts/Chase/Sewell at 6 or trade down again. 18 kind of depends on what they do with the first pick, but would go top player on their board at WR, OT, or rush end.