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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1051193" data-attributes="member: 10086">At CB I think it makes sense to double down. For myself, if I know I’m picking 2X at CB I can bypass Rd1 there snd look to other positions. Now if my top rated guys at our selection are CB then so be it. Ideally I’d like to get 1 CB in FA (it doesn’t need to be a league leading contract guy) and draft a DE in Day 1. Then do your double down at CB by Rd 4-5 at the latest, preferably in Day 2. That gives us 1 known quantity and a mid rounder similar to what we did with Evan Williams and McKinney at Safety.Here’s a scenario that puts emphasis at CB 2X mixing veteran experience and Rookie potential to turn that Room into a strength. Also replaces Preston Smith with an Day1 pick and layers the WR room with a substantial Weapon to groom if either Doubs or Watson vacate.Good LB’s can often be found later Day2. We just drafted 3 times at OL, but this brings in a second option at IOL to compete with Monk or backup at Center. Finally rounding out a replacement for a IDL with some Beef +contingency plan at that 3rd TE spot in the event one goes down again.Free Agency CB (3X45)Rd1 #31 DE (trade back KC)Rd2 #61 CB(58/61 trade back)Rd2 #63  WRRd3 #90  LBRD5#162 OLRD5#179 DT (Bills)RD6#202 TE</blockquote>

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