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He's an OG supporter of Lamar.

Looks like Dez really likes him too.

For what it's worth PFF had a good grade on him: >Beerntsen comes in at No. 359 on the current PFF Predictive Big Board, but a strong combine showing could help him climb the ranks. As far as his statistical profile goes, he should be drafted. After five years at South Dakota State, he made the...

Eckley has great leg strength, and aim. He just needs to learn technique to create more hang time.

I would really respect that in another person. But he has been awful for a good while now.

Big third down back with home run speed. I like it.

Ceuvas feels like a jack of all trades guy that'll do a lot of little stuff on the offense. I think Doyle will end up using him quite a bit.

Rivers is similar to Tavon Young back in the day. Good player but a bit small.

You say that in the same off-season that guys he drafted got paid a lot of money.

I'm fine with Sarratt. Tough, strong interior WR that'll keep the chains moving. I think he'll do more than Lane early on.

I liked Kaleb Proctor. He has some high upside.

For a h/w/s guy I would have really preferred Bryce Lance. But I'll wait and see how this new staff handles their WRs.

We got Vega and Zion Young in the first two rounds. Why exactly are people freaking out about not trading up for someone?

I see the vision with the Lane pick. It's nice having a potential go to guy for moving the chains and in the redzone. Though there's some WRs I liked more than him.

Bell's injury seems to have scared off teams a bit.

Fields fits a need but he wasn't one of the top WRs left for me.

Aside from the few centers left I'd really like AJ Haulcy (S), Keionte Scott (CB), Zxavian Harris (DT), and Bryce Lance (WR).

Beck is worth the pick here for the Cards. Might as well take your swing after you got a great RB and a G.

A little early for Bud Clark but I think he will thrive in that defense.

Did Pregnon kill someone?