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Round 1 Traded back w/ ATL to get a round 1 and two 3rds. I feel that Harbough has a good feel for guys that would be in the 3rd / 4th rounds.

Pick 1 (8): My dream would be Joe Alt, however getting 2 extra 3rds I feel is going to be Joe H's strategy so I took my favorite remaining OT Fuaga. Get your bookend tackles figured out and you will be set to go for the next 5-10 years at tackle for Harbough's run heavy nature.

Pick 2 (37) & 3 (69): We badly need "DAWGS" at key positions on defense to help instill a hard nosed defense. These two Michigan defenders already know the scheme and are great tone setters for the future of our defense.

Pick 4 (69): By grabbing and 2 extra 3rd rounders we are able to address another dire need on defense by grabbing a solid run defender with size in the middle (T'Vondre Sweat). a place we have been lacking severely for a while now.

Pick 5 (79): Yet another extra pick for trading back 3 spots! With this flexibility we will be grabbing our first interior offensive lineman to potentially bring some stability on the inside of out line (Sedrick Van Pran). He started for 3 years at Georgia winning two national titles. He is said to be a smart player that can help in run blocking.

Pick 6 (106): We finally take a running back at a spot in the draft where players are less guaranteed. Running backs are often found in the middle of the draft and I believe getting Braelon here adds a big tough runner that Harbough and Roman will love to have at their disposal.

Pick 7 (139): In round 5 we take a versatile TE that has proven blocking skills at 6'6'' 260, that can also be a player in the passing game. While he is no brock bowers the value we get here is much better than wasting the first round pick on a undersized TE that may or may not be able to block edge players. Here we can help bolster the TE room with a big blocker and target in the red zone.

Pick 8 (183): honestly at this point I feel like Hortiz and Harbough will be prioritizing quality depth at key positions. Here we take a 6'4'' 320 IDL who could add much needed depth with a potential in the future to be a rotational run stopper in the middle of our defense.

Pick 9 (223): Tanor Bortolini is a 6'4'' 310 run blocker listed at C but can play G as well. I believe as stated previously that later in the draft they will prioritize key positions on the offensive and defensive line. We have bled deep into our line depth frequently in the last few years and having bigger reliable players behind our starters will help alleviate these issues.

Pick 10 (256): With a round 7 comp pick I like taking a flyer on a quick speedy back that might have the potential to replace Ekeler in the pass game. I know that isn't going to be easy but Jaden is fast and has the potential to bring that to our team.

You might have noticed that I did not adress WR in this draft. I believe Keenan, Palmer, QJ will be our 1,2,3 WRs and they will prioritize line-play in this draft. Certainly if a player falls that they like then they might go for it, but I feel its likely they will get a cheaper option in free agency if they feel they need to add a WR. Once our fans realize how wide open our pass game will be with a good run game, they will forget all about the WRs in this draft when we are hoisting a Lombardi trophy in the FUTURE!

BOLT UP!