FCS Draft Picks

[Schism55]

Rd. 1, Pick #23 Texans- Tytus Howard OL Alabama St.
Rd. 2, Pick #60 Chargers- Nasir Adderley S Delaware
Rd. 3, Pick #84 Chiefs- Khalen Saunders DT Western Illinois
Rd. 3, Pick #98 Jaguars- Quincy Williams S Murray St.
Rd. 5, Pick #166 Chargers- Easton Stick QB NDSU
Rd. 6, Pick# 189 Browns- Drew Forbes OT SEMO
Rd. 6, Pick# 193 Vikings- Oli Udoh OT Elon
Rd. 7, Pick# 223 Bengals- Jordan Brown CB SDSU
Rd. 7, Pick# 225 Bills- Darryl Johnson Jr, LB NC A&T
Rd. 7, Pick# 227 Redskins- Jimmy Moreland CB JMU
Rd. 7, Pick# 230 Raiders- Quinton Bell DE Prairie View
Rd. 7, Pick# 244 Saints- Kaden Eliss LB Idaho
Rd. 7, Pick# 248 Cardinals- Joshua Miles OT Morgan St

[Daytripper]

Rd. 1, Pick #23 Texans- Tytus Howard OL Alabama St.

As a Texans fan, I'm not sure what to think of this. Nothing against Tytus, but it seems like a reach.

[PaladinFan]

As a Texans fan, I'm not sure what to think of this. Nothing against Tytus, but it seems like a reach.

I am always amused at the fanfare provided to this event and then seeing fans reaction when their team drafts a little known offensive lineman. It is almost always the same "meh" reaction.

Happened to the Falcons twice yesterday.

[POD Knows]

I am always amused at the fanfare provided to this event and then seeing fans reaction when their team drafts a little known offensive lineman. It is almost always the same "meh" reaction.

Happened to the Falcons twice yesterday.

My gut instinct is that the "fans" that attend these drafts are probably the most clueless representatives of the team's fanbase. This is just my gut feeling, I could be wrong, but I doubt it.

[Daytripper]

I am always amused at the fanfare provided to this event and then seeing fans reaction when their team drafts a little known offensive lineman. It is almost always the same "meh" reaction.

Happened to the Falcons twice yesterday.

All a fan can do is put his faith in the GM and coaching staff. There are plenty of examples of unknown, small-college players becoming all-pros.

[NEBison]

My gut instinct is that the "fans" that attend these drafts are probably the most clueless representatives of the team's fanbase. This is just my gut feeling, I could be wrong, but I doubt it.

I need to start using this line when I'm arguing with my fiance

[Bisonator]

As a Texans fan, I'm not sure what to think of this. Nothing against Tytus, but it seems like a reach.

Was definitely a reach, they wanted Dillard but Philly jumped ahead of them and took him. I thought Philly should have kept their picks and took Ford at 25.

[FUBeAR]

I am always amused at the fanfare provided to this event and then seeing fans reaction when their team drafts a little known offensive lineman. It is almost always the same "meh" reaction.

Happened to the Falcons twice yesterday.

No “meh” from FUBeAR. I was cheering and ‘raising the roof.’ Just disappointed that for the 37th consecutive year, my name was not called. I’m definitely going to get a new agent before next year’s draft!

[lionsrking2]

Was definitely a reach, they wanted Dillard but Philly jumped ahead of them and took him. I thought Philly should have kept their picks and took Ford at 25.

Its only a reach if reasonably certain no one else would take him before they picked again, or later in the draft. If Houston valued the player in that spot and had good Intel that other teams did as well, it's a good pick. Doesnt matter what draft gurus and pundits say. Measurables and upside certainly fit in the first round and they obviously like him.

[Professor Chaos]

I am always amused at the fanfare provided to this event and then seeing fans reaction when their team drafts a little known offensive lineman. It is almost always the same "meh" reaction.

Happened to the Falcons twice yesterday.

Vikings GM Rick Spielman and coach Mike Zimmer were facing a mutiny by fans if they didn't draft on O-lineman. Of course that goes to show just how awful the Vikings o-line was on a team that doesn't have a whole lot of holes elsewhere.