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BlindSite
Feb 8, 2009

A Sneaker Broker posted:

This is my no-trades mock for the Panthers. You grab a blocking and receiving tight end and get two Day 1 starters at WR.



Id probably be tumescent if we did something so competent.

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Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

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Yeah Arnold is either CB1 or CB4 this year I think at the moment. Might even go ahead of Kool-Aid. I still have Nate Wiggins at #1 but that's all potential based.

code:
1	Marvin Harrison Jr.		WR			Ohio State
2	Joe Alt					OT			Notre Dame
3	Caleb Williams			QB			USC
4	Jayden Daniels			QB			LSU
5	Malik Nabers			WR			LSU
6	Rome Odunze			WR			Washington
7	Brock Bowers			TE			Georgia
8	Drake Maye				QB			UNC
9	Jer'Zhan Newton			DT			Illinois
10	Olu Fashanu				OT			Penn State
11	Keon Coleman			WR			Florida State
12	Jared Verse				Edge		Florida State
13	Byron Murphy II			DT			Texas
14	Taliese Fuaga			OT			Oregon State
15	Nate Wiggins			CB			Clemson
16	Laiatu Latu				Edge		UCLA
17	Kool-Aid McKinstry		CB			Alabama
18	JC Latham				OT			Alabama
19	Cooper DeJean			CB			Iowa
20	Chop Robinson			Edge 		Penn State
21	Michael Penix Jr.			QB			Washington
22	Terrion Arnold			CB			Alabama
23	Amarius Mims			OT			Georgia
24	Kalen King				CB			Penn State
25	Quinyon Mitchell			CB			Toledo
26	Troy Franklin				WR			Oregon
27	Xavier Legette			WR			South Carolina
28	Jordan Morgan			OT			Arizona
29	Brian Thomas Jr.			WR			LSU
30	Bralen Trice				Edge		Washington
31	Troy Fautanu				OT			Washington
32	Leonard Taylor III			DT			Miami
33	Xavier Worthy			WR			Texas
34	Dallas Turner			Edge		Alabama
35	Kingsley Suamataia		OT			BYU
36	Graham Barton			OT			Duke
37	Kamren Kinchens		S			Miami
38	Tyler Nubin				S			Minnesota
39	Kamari Lassiter			CB			Georgia
40	Jeremiah Trotter Jr.		LB			Clemson
41	Cooper Beebe			OG			Kansas State
42	Emeka Egbuka			WR			Ohio State
43	Tyler Guyton				OT			Oklahoma
44	Johnny Wilson			WR			Florida State
45	Kris Jenkins				DT			Michigan
46	JT Tuimoloau			Edge		Ohio State
47	Jackson Powers-Johnson	Center		Oregon
48	Adonai Mitchell			WR			Texas
49	Ja'Lynn Polk				WR			Washington
50	TJ Tampa				CB			Iowa State
51	Calen Bullock			S			USC
52	Patrick Paul				OT			Houston
53	Ennis Rakestraw Jr.		CB			Missouri
54	Kris Abrams-Draine		CB			Missouri
55	Chris Braswell			Edge		Alabama
56	Edgerrin Cooper			LB			Texas A&M
57	Christian Haynes			OG			UConn
58	Ladd McConkey			WR			Georgia
59	Maason Smith			DT			LSU
60	Devontez Walker			WR			UNC
61	J.J. McCarthy			QB			Michigan
62	Bo Nix					QB			Oregon
63	Trey Benson				RB			Florida State
64	Sedrick Van Pran			Center		Georgia
65	Cade Stover				TE/DE		Ohio State
66	Ja'Tavion Sanders		TE			Texas
67	Zach Frazier				Center		WVU
68	Jonathon Brooks			RB			Texas
69	Michael Hall Jr.			DT			Ohio State
70	Jonah Elliss				Edge 		Utah
71	Javon Bullard			Safety		Georgia
72	Christian Mahogany		Guard		Boston College
73	Zak Zinter				Guard		Michigan
74	Roman Wilson			WR			Michigan
75	Caelen Carson			CB			Wake Forest
76	Malachi Corley			WR			Western Kentucky
77	Spencer Rattler			QB			South Carolina
78	Brenden Rice			WR			USC
79	Payton Wilson			LB			NC State
80	Josh Newton			CB			TCU
81	Jalen McMillan			WR			Washington
82	Braelon Allen			RB			Wisconsin
83	Will Shipley				RB			Clemson
84	Max Melton				CB			Rutgers
85	Brandon Dorlus			Edge		Oregon
86	Kiran Amegadjie			OT			Yale
87	Jamari Thrash			WR			Louisville
88	Jermaine Burton			WR			Alabama
89	McKinnley Jackson		DT			Texas A&M
90	Blake Fisher				OT			Michigan
91	T'Vondre Sweat			DT			Texas
92	D.J. James				CB			Auburn
93	Blake Corum				RB			Michigan
94	Bucky Irving				RB			Oregon
95	Ben Sinnott				TE			Kansas State
96	Michael Pratt			QB			Tulane
97	Adissa Isaac				Edge		Penn State
98	Jaden Hicks				Safety		Washington State
99	Audric Estime			RB			Notre Dame
100	Cedric Gray				LB			North Carolina
My top 100 atm. Definitely subject to change as I'm only partly through tape at the moment and my notes section is only like 20 players right now. Also half these guys are probably in the transfer portal and I don't realize it yet because NILs have really hosed with who is going back to school or not.

wandler20
Nov 13, 2002

How many Championships?
Good thread on top pass rushers:

https://twitter.com/JohnOwning/status/1748123129975824572?t=Tm13WrN1DAeJkeNAjLslyw&s=19

Gareth Gobulcoque
Jan 10, 2008



There's no way Jaheim Bell makes it to Rd 6, he's the best receiving tight end in the draft outside of Bowers. The top 5 TEs are kinda good? I like them so far, we'll see how the combine goes. There's just nothing after them. It's a little spicier if someone tries to convert Johnny Wilson into TE.

MrLogan
Feb 4, 2004

Ask me about Derek Carr's stolen MVP awards, those dastardly refs, and, oh yeah, having the absolute worst fucking gimmick in The Football Funhouse.
I think I'm the only one who likes Fashanu bit more than Alt. I think both will be really good, tho (super hot take right there).

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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Gareth Gobulcoque posted:

There's no way Jaheim Bell makes it to Rd 6, he's the best receiving tight end in the draft outside of Bowers. The top 5 TEs are kinda good? I like them so far, we'll see how the combine goes. There's just nothing after them. It's a little spicier if someone tries to convert Johnny Wilson into TE.

Ehhhh, the TE class this year isn't as good as everyone wants to think.

Bowers
Sanders

Then a massive drop off.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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https://www.seniorbowl.com/accepted-invites/

So much talent. Goddamn.

Gareth Gobulcoque
Jan 10, 2008



doesn't everyone hate this TE class? with pretty good reason it's got no depth. I think Sinnott and Bell are pretty close to Sanders. Sinnott has some impressive inline blocking reps on film, some mixed backfield and wide blocking. Really like the way he transitions to runner. it's very smooth. I might have gotten a little carried away with calling Bell the best receiving TE outside of Bowers, that's probably still Sanders, but I do like like him a lot. Good things keep happening when he's got the ball.

And then Stover is fine? I kinda really like him, but not sure exactly why. He plays a really clean game even if nothing stands out athletically. You'd think he'd be a better blocker than he is though.

My takeaway from watching some film, is that the top of the TE class wasn't as bad as other people have made it out to be.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

Daily Dose of Internet Brain Rot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ_QE7bhL1s

Field's stans need to realize this guy is going to make the Bears relevant again. I am sorry.

R.D. Mangles
Jan 10, 2004


A Sneaker Broker posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ_QE7bhL1s

Field's stans need to realize this guy is going to make the Bears relevant again. I am sorry.

the bears will destroy his career, if I were him I'd pull an eli and refuse to go.

Ornery and Hornery
Oct 22, 2020

A Sneaker Broker posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ_QE7bhL1s

Field's stans need to realize this guy is going to make the Bears relevant again. I am sorry.

He’s incredible. Love that he scrambles to pass rather than scramble to run.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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https://x.com/BrettKollmann/status/1751320666404512140?s=20

https://x.com/dpbrugler/status/1751343594898612421?s=20

Welp. He's going to be a 3rd Rounder now. gently caress.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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R.D. Mangles posted:

the bears will destroy his career, if I were him I'd pull an eli and refuse to go.

He grew up a Packers fan so

Ornery and Hornery posted:

He’s incredible. Love that he scrambles to pass rather than scramble to run.

In-structure or out-of-structure, he can do it all.

Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

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Coker looks okay from the lovely FCS angle tape. I hate sideline cams because everyone always looks so slow and lovely it's hard to tell what they're actually like.

Canned Sunshine
Nov 20, 2005

CAUTION: POST QUALITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION



A Sneaker Broker posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ_QE7bhL1s

Field's stans need to realize this guy is going to make the Bears relevant again. I am sorry.

Unavailable :(

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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Damnit, I think the NCAA has been copyright striking any video that has film in it. Let me see if their is a mirror.

E: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACuRECPJU3Q

AndrewP
Apr 21, 2010

the arm talent is loving bonkers. Chicago please draft this guy and keep him out of the AFC

predicto
Jul 22, 2004

THE DEM DEFENDER HAS LOGGED ON

AndrewP posted:

the arm talent is loving bonkers. Chicago please draft this guy and keep him out of the AFC

Mahomes level arm talent and incredible highlight reel. My only question is that he had 8:seconds to throw in almost all of those clips. To keep plays alive that long in the NFL you need Russell Wilson level escapability. Pretty much no one has that.
So I think that the Bears should pass on Caleb and leave him as a consolation prize for my Commanders.

Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

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Biggest problem with analyzing Caleb is figuring out if it's him or Lincoln Riley's dumb rear end telling him to hold the ball for 10s every down

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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Doltos posted:

Biggest problem with analyzing Caleb is figuring out if it's him or Lincoln Riley's dumb rear end telling him to hold the ball for 10s every down

Most likely Caleb’s own thought process that has him standing for that long. Baker, Jalen, and Kyler all got the ball out very quickly on reads.

Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

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Jalen yes, Kyler and Baker both held on to the ball forever in college because Riley's system makes them. He preaches passing lanes so he has his QBs either rolling out or sitting in the pocket forever looking for the defense shift to favor them.

TheGreyGhost
Feb 14, 2012

“Go win the Heimlich Trophy!”

Doltos posted:

Jalen yes, Kyler and Baker both held on to the ball forever in college because Riley's system makes them. He preaches passing lanes so he has his QBs either rolling out or sitting in the pocket forever looking for the defense shift to favor them.

I think Klassen described that offense as a million ways to throw a flat, wheel, or seam in a way that doesn’t really ask anything of a quarterback other than to wait. It didn’t used to be like this, used to have a lot more traditional stuff over the middle, but his OLs at USC have been horrific at executing counter or any good middle run, so the defenses just stack up in the middle and dare you to misdirect enough to punish them.

Caleb is bad for him because he can hold the ball forever with his scrambling so coaching points from someone like Riley become like doing meth.

Grozz Nuy
Feb 21, 2008

Welcome to Moonside.

Wecomel to Soonmide.

Moonwel ot cosidme.
The way Caleb holds the ball forever scares me, that poo poo's not gonna work in the NFL where you don't have a line full of 5-star recruits going against future insurance salesmen on every play.

Relentlessboredomm
Oct 15, 2006

It's Sic Semper Tyrannis. You said, "Ever faithful terrible lizard."

Grozz Nuy posted:

The way Caleb holds the ball forever scares me, that poo poo's not gonna work in the NFL where you don't have a line full of 5-star recruits going against future insurance salesmen on every play.

Good news, he didn’t have that in college either.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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Quick question SA, is Justin Jefferson worth two 1st round picks?

The Puppy Bowl
Jan 31, 2013

A dog, in the house.

*woof*

A Sneaker Broker posted:

Quick question SA, is Justin Jefferson worth two 1st round picks?

Yes. At least I'd be thrilled if the Ravens landed him for 2 first round picks. I'd guess 25 or so teams would feel the same.

Grozz Nuy
Feb 21, 2008

Welcome to Moonside.

Wecomel to Soonmide.

Moonwel ot cosidme.
I don't recall Jefferson's contract status off the top of my head, did he already get an extension? If the acquiring team was getting multiple years of control, then yeah I would say he'd probably get two firsts.

Intruder
Mar 5, 2003

I got a taste for blown saves
He's a free agent after next season

Grozz Nuy
Feb 21, 2008

Welcome to Moonside.

Wecomel to Soonmide.

Moonwel ot cosidme.
Then a trade would probably be contingent on him agreeing to an extension as part of the deal, but that's usually not a major hangup for that kind of thing.

Relentlessboredomm
Oct 15, 2006

It's Sic Semper Tyrannis. You said, "Ever faithful terrible lizard."

A Sneaker Broker posted:

Quick question SA, is Justin Jefferson worth two 1st round picks?

normally yes, this year in an insanely loaded WR draft maybe not. not bc he's less valuable but bc it'll lower the overall demand for a killer WR as a lot of teams are gonna think they can draft a good one.

Amy Pole Her
Jun 17, 2002
Jefferson would be worth 2 firsts in a heartbeat. Hed have a similar effect Tyreek had when he moved to Miami.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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Amy Pole Her posted:

Jefferson would be worth 2 firsts in a heartbeat. Hed have a similar effect Tyreek had when he moved to Miami.

Ok, that's what I was thinking. If the Vikings don't bring back Cousins, I wonder if they will trade Jefferson to some team to trade up and take a quarterback.

Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

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Jefferson is the best WR in the league you're talking two firsts and then some

Black Lighter
Sep 6, 2010

Just keep looking at what we're doing, keep watering and ask yourselves first and know 'Are you watering? And are you fertilizing every day?' So when it's time to pop, it'll pop.

A Sneaker Broker posted:

Quick question SA, is Justin Jefferson worth two 1st round picks?

Depends on the team. If you're picking low this year, you're probably good enough that adding JJ ensures that you'll be picking low again next year, so definitely. But a team that's rebuilding probably needs the picks more.

A Sneaker Broker
Feb 14, 2020

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Black Lighter posted:

Depends on the team. If you're picking low this year, you're probably good enough that adding JJ ensures that you'll be picking low again next year, so definitely. But a team that's rebuilding probably needs the picks more.

There is a lot of smoke at the Senior Bowl between league officials there that Kwesi is looking to sell some farm to get into the Top 3 to pick a QB.

Diva Cupcake
Aug 15, 2005

The cap is fake and all but two 1sts and $30m per year to a WR is a very small market of possible teams. Tyreek was a bit older but he didn’t get close to that return.

Forrest on Fire
Nov 23, 2012

Doltos posted:

Jefferson is the best WR in the league you're talking two firsts and then some

How much more value does Jefferson's age present vs Tyreek Hill? He's better than AJ Brown but I don't know if the Vikings get two firsts for him it's not like he's NFL superstar Bryce Young

Nodoze
Aug 17, 2006

If it's only for a night I can live without you
Jefferson is insanely good but I'm not sure most teams would justify trading 2 firsts for him given the recent hit rate on (most) teams drafting WR

Nosre
Apr 16, 2002


And this year's class is particularly loaded at the position too

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Dexo
Aug 15, 2009

A city that was to live by night after the wilderness had passed. A city that was to forge out of steel and blood-red neon its own peculiar wilderness.
Caleb is weird, because like a number of Bears fans look at him, and his stuff like TTT, Sack numbers and Fumbles, and unwillingness to throw over the middle and think he's Fields again. Myself included for a while a bit there as I was more interested in Maye, maybe I'm just talking myself into him since that seems to be the way the Wind is blowing. But even removing his "highlights", I still see a QB who like definitely can play within structure, and make on time throws and reads, but like too often maybe because his team was rear end and he knew he had to score to win decides to say "gently caress it we ball". It works well enough in college, but he's not so much of a better athlete than other NFL players.

God it'd be a fascinating interview to break down his tape and work through his thought process, in some of these games.

But yeah this year at USC Caleb had like Tahj Washington, and that's pretty much it. Brenden Rice was okay.

But like none of them are top 10 WR's in this class(albeit a loving yoked up and stacked WR class), although I guess I could hear a case for Tahj being top 10 over like Mitchell, or Legette.


I don't know anymore, after I just so clearly missed and disregarded Fields flaws coming out as him just big play hunting(even before the Bears drafted him he was my QB2 that Draft had him just a touch below Lawrence was shocked he fell that far). I guess the difference is that Caleb was forced to drop back 30-40 times a game, while Fields only had to do so generally 25 or so times, and throw bombs off play action to Olave/Wilson while being protected by an NFL offensive line in college.

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