But didn't you defend the Lamb pick because he was BPA? (I agree btw.) Pitts at 10 probably would be BPA. I'm not as high on Jarwin/Schultz like some other Cowboys fans either.
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PFF has Pitts ranked higher than all three you mentioned. Miller has Pitts higher. Kiper has Pitts higher. McShay has Pitts higher. Literally, you're the first person I've so far seen ranking Pitts lower than Farley or Surtain. So not so sure I'll trust you on that being a 'fact'.
You’re probably right. I mean there is a long history of HOF TE’s being drafted in the top 10 and teams building their entire offense around a TE.
And in a passing league who needs CB’s that play strong man to man and run 4.2? Those guys grow on trees.
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Let's chill with the HOF mention for Pitts. He's great but that's a leap to even hypothetically speak on for any rookie.
And once again I don't see what the history of the TE position has to do with Pitts. Why do I care what OJ Howard did? Sure Gronk and Kelce went in the second - if there were redrafts they'd go top 5. Pitts should be evaluated on his own merits, not anyone else's.
Matt Light was a terrific player for the Pats. Loooooong time starting LT. Assante Samuel was a terrific CB. Gronk had a better career than both of then. If given the choice to draft one of them, I'm taking Gronk 10 times out of 10.
You have to honestly evaluate the prospects. If you think Pitts is a truly elite and transcendent talent like pretty much everyone does, then that has to elevate him on your board even if others player more premium positions. Positional value does matter, but a special talent at TE is worth more than a really good LT or CB still.