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I like it.

Solid last name. I don't like my burgers being pussies.

Pretty obvious match. Like the pick and the lineup of need and position in the draft.

JACE STERNBERGER, Texas A&M (6-4, 252, 4.72, 2-3): Caught one pass in two seasons for Kansas before transferring to a junior college for a year. “I was told that Jimbo (Fisher) was watching somebody else at Northeastern Oklahoma JC and he said, ‘Who is this tight end? I want this guy,’” said one scout. “I think Texas A&M was the only scholarship offer he got and all of a sudden he became a star. He has a blue-collar mentality.” Fourth-year junior left College Station after one season in which he caught 48 for 832 (17.3) and 10 TDs. “Really good route runner,” a second scout said. “Quick, and he’s got speed. He plays a lot faster than what he timed. He can make plays in the pass game. As a blocker, he gives effort. He’s not strong or built for it. More of that move guy, today’s tight end kind of guy. Smooth, get-in-the-way blocker.” When the Aggies recruited two high-rated TEs Sternberger left. “I don’t think there was a bunch of fight trying to get him to come back,” said a third scout. “I don’t see him as a starter. Not saying he couldn’t be, but he barely played until last year. He had a really good year but there’s a lot of average on the tape.” From Kingfisher, Okla.

“Great pick”

Another highly graded guy.

This is one of the few guys they visited with more than once, FWIW....

only name I heard connected to the Packers the last few weeks.

I approve of this pick.

trwi7 wrote:Solid last name. I don't like my burgers being pussies.

Ill take a stern burger over a wahl burger any day.

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ESPN not talking about our pick again...

Excellent pick up,

Turk Nowitzki wrote:

Liking this pick less and less. Clearly has no soul and if he has no soul you have to question his heart.

Not a fan, I side with whomever the third scout was above. Gute hasn’t been very good at managing the board imo this year. Don’t like passing on the chunk of WR’s that we did in the 2nd to draft a swing guard and end up with this guy in the third.

Alas, there’s a reason I’m on the couch drinking Diet Dr. Pepper and not drafting for an NFL team.

Matches Malone wrote:ESPN not talking about our pick again...

Why do you care what Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay have to say?

Turk Nowitzki wrote:

Let's make you live in Kansas and see how you do, Turk.

Pretty good 3 cone for a guy his size.

Most predictable pick in the whole draft.

Butler's hands and attitude must just be killing his stock.