Jury is still out on Sinnot, but Peters other early picks - Daniels, Sainristil and Coleman - have all far exceeded expectations. Heck of a first draft from Peters and Co.
The other picks all have quality vets ahead of them showing them the ropes (especially how to prepare), and it sure looks like we’ve got quality coaching/teaching, so there’s certainly hope for development. And Sinnot, McCaffrey and JJB are all getting playing time (Magee’s had a few snaps on D as well), which is obviously a good sign.
I think Sinnott and McCaffery Are still up in the air. Coleman I am not sure is the long term solution at tackle, but he is going to be a starter somewhere on the OL, so that is still a solid pick in the 3rd.
With Sinnott, I think how good he is may be up in the air, but is role is less so. He is never going to be a primary target, Zach Ertz type receiver. He doesn't have the wiggle. I think ideally, he supplants John Bates as our blocking TE, but is more versatile in terms of also being able to motion to fullback etc, and is better as a receiver than Bates. I don't really see Sinnott as ever being a 70 catch TE type player.
It's interesting running through the PFF mock draft just in terms of who they project to be available. The draft is looking a little dry at pick 29-32. If we want an impact player and have a need, WR, OT, edge, I think a move up could be in order. Is one of these 2nd round edges going to be better than Dante Fowler etc? Maybe some 2nd round tackles would be an upgrade. If we are comfortably filled out in FA and can go BPA, than that is a different story.
Basically, I think teams like the Ravens and Steelers, perennially picking in the 20's and making a killing grabbing BPA, had more time to develop their roster behind QB, and have gone into every draft with more talent across their entire roster than we have. That makes it easy to grab a transcendent safety etc. We still have some pretty concrete needs at value positions, IMO. Edge and LT, for instance.