Schrager who some claim is the ultimate draft insider versus Keim. lol, will see who wins. This either adds to Keim's legend or bursts his bubble. Unlike what some here might think, I'd rather it bursts Keim's bubble and Schrager wins.
I do think Styles and Delane are better players than Tate. But Tate is such a screaming need and is close enough.
Keim on Tate isn't ruling him out but believes in a trade down not at 7. But Schrager is really pushing Tate hard. If I put money on this I'd bet on Keim but hope I'd lose that bet.
Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
There are a lot of good options on the board, including Ohio State safety
Caleb Downs. But Washington has to help
Jayden Daniels and get this offense back on track. The Commanders scored 20.1 points per game last season but didn't make many WR additions in free agency. The entire receiver class is available here. I think Washington could pair Tate with
Terry McLaurin.
Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State
New Orleans needs a receiver, but it also lost a lot of talent on defense this offseason. Ohio State defensive coordinator Matt Patricia
said on "The Schrager Hour" that Downs can be the face of a franchise and could immediately become the smartest player for an NFL defense. He had six INTs over the past three seasons and makes plays against the run. Brandon Staley got the most out of
Derwin James Jr. in Los Angeles, and he can do the same for Downs in New Orleans.
Projected trade
Chiefs get: No. 12 and No. 20
Cowboys get: No. 9 and No. 29
Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU
OK, our first trade! I could see this happening. After allowing 377 yards per game and letting opponents convert on third down 47.3% of the time -- ranking among the worst in the NFL in both -- Dallas has to get one of the top defensive prospects. It's a necessity. But there's no guarantee any of them -- Downs, Delane, Miami edge rusher
Rueben Bain Jr. et al -- will still be there at No. 12. This is a chance to guarantee getting one of them and still have another first-round pick. Delane's coverage ability should help stop some of the big plays that doomed the Cowboys in 2025.