The grades may imply otherwise, but every team made at least one good move in the 2019 NFL Draft. Some of them are straightforward like taking a great player in the first round. Some of them are more complicated. In an effort to hand out at least one A+ per team, here is the best move by each one in this year’s draft: Giving Kyler Murray the targets he needs. Committing to Murray would have been a really bad idea if Arizona didn’t give him receivers to work with besides 35-year-old Larry Fitzgerald and Christian Kirk going into his second year. The Cardinals not only added three wide receivers, they added ones — most notably, Hakeem Butler and Andy Isabella — who perfectly fit the offense they’ll run. Sticking to a plan. Everyone said the Falcons should have taken a defensive tackle early in the draft. Instead, they took two offensive linemen in Chris Lindstrom and Kaleb McGary. Why? Because Matt Ryan was sacked 42 times last season. The value of both players can be argued. The reasoning less so. Continuing to zag while everyone else zigs. It seems like a lot of teams are trying to catch up to… Read full this story
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