I want Braxton Miller

[Ozzy]

I agree. I'm not saying it will happen but that it could happen and under the right circumstances and with how they historically draft it wouldn't shock me.

 

[Davidess]

This draft is moreso a DT draft and seeing as the hawks need help on that side I don't see Braxton Miller coming here. Hawks will draft BPA (according to JS) and seeing how deep this draft is in DTs I think that's what they will do. possibly trading back a couple to secure a mid round pick.

Miller is nice but I honestly wouldn't use a pick on him for the hawks per se. Id rather fix the Dline troubles more so.

 

[poplarbluffman]

not a fan....more a suspect then a prospect IMO ..also caught a pff interview about his practice at the senior bowl and the pff guy also didn't like him. said it took him 4.7 seconds to run a deep out. ouch. watching him at Ohio st looked like a linear player who lacked the ankles/feet to get out of his breaks

 

[Hasselbeck]

not a fan....more a suspect then a prospect IMO ..also caught a pff interview about his practice at the senior bowl and the pff guy also didn't like him. said it took him 4.7 seconds to run a deep out. ouch. watching him at Ohio st looked like a linear player who lacked the ankles/feet to get out of his breaks

The fact PFF doesn't like him makes me love him even more. PFF is the worst.

 

[AgentDib]

Of course it's always about when you want your team to draft a player rather than if they should or not. Miller has a really high upside and I'm an advocate of drafting based on potential in the 2nd/3rd rounds. It's really a sweet spot based on the slotted rookie salaries and getting star players there sets your team up for the next four years. I personally wouldn't look at him with #26 at this point but with our FO it wouldn't shock me.

I tend to agree with the PFF skepticism. The concept is great but it's presented as a black box and the incentives for them as a result are to cut corners.