Never too Early to Talk Draft

[Gulf of Brazil]

Williams has raised his price tag, and Swift is quickly entering the too much of an injury risk area.

True, but I'd rather see them spend their draft capital on at least 4 of those first 5 picks for defense.

I could see where Holmes - following @broncosmitty advice - drafts a late 2nd to early 3rd round QB in 2023 and then spends another early pick in 2024 on another QB - maybe - the latter part of drafting another QB in 2024 is my current outlook.

I cannot see drafting a RB early in 2023 will do any good unless someone is willing to take Goff off our hands for a 2023 3rd round pick and a conditional 3rd round pick in 2024 that could end up becoming a 2nd round. Goff and Carson Wentz are nearly identical statistically speaking now and Wentz went for a 2021 3rd round and a conditional 2nd round that ended up becoming a 2022 1st round. All Goff needs to do is impress statistically down the stretch that catches another team's GM. Doubtful it happens, but one can wish, hope or dream it to occur.

 

[elguapo]

 

[VulturesRule]

Rams are accumulating injuries. Cooper Krupp is out at least four weeks for surgery. Rams first round draft pick in 2023 looking much better for the Lions. I’m sure others are on the “tank for a higher pick” wagon, but I’d rather see the team learn how to win games in the regular season.

 

[elguapo]

Rams are accumulating injuries. Cooper Krupp is out at least four weeks for surgery. Rams first round draft pick in 2023 looking much better for the Lions. I’m sure others are on the “tank for a higher pick” wagon, but I’d rather see the team learn how to win games in the regular season.

I get it, but man 2 picks in the top 12 in this draft and an early 2nd rounder would be amazing. We need insane amount of defensive help, but then who plays qb next year. do we get best qb available with one of first or the early 2nd and rest defense?

 

[elguapo]

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

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This would be a dream draft for me. I like the heck out of this one even if only in fantasy.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

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[Gulf of Brazil]

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

He'd be a plus add for 2024 with Jamo and AR-SB, but you'd need a QB to throw to all of them

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

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[Gulf of Brazil]

NFL Scout on Will Levis: 'Can't Believe' People Think He's Potential No. 1 Draft Pick​

ROB GOLDBERGNOVEMBER 15, 2022

"The tools are exciting—from arm talent to mobility to a 6-foot-3, 232-pound frame—but Levis' pocket presence and decision-making can be frustrating," Miller wrote.

While the quarterback's 153.6 efficiency rating is improved from last year, his 54.3 Total QBR ranks just 73rd among qualified quarterbacks in the FBS. Stroud leads the country in the category (90.9 Total QBR) as he appears to separate himself as the top passer in the class.

It's clear Levis will need to cut down on mistakes if he wants to succeed at the next level.

 

[elguapo]

 

[elguapo]

 

[elguapo]

NFL Scout on Will Levis: 'Can't Believe' People Think He's Potential No. 1 Draft Pick​

ROB GOLDBERGNOVEMBER 15, 2022

"The tools are exciting—from arm talent to mobility to a 6-foot-3, 232-pound frame—but Levis' pocket presence and decision-making can be frustrating," Miller wrote.

While the quarterback's 153.6 efficiency rating is improved from last year, his 54.3 Total QBR ranks just 73rd among qualified quarterbacks in the FBS. Stroud leads the country in the category (90.9 Total QBR) as he appears to separate himself as the top passer in the class.

It's clear Levis will need to cut down on mistakes if he wants to succeed at the next level.

YEah, I am starting to cool on him, I watched a bit of his last game and I saw the hype video and thought he was it, but meh!

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

YEah, I am starting to cool on him, I watched a bit of his last game and I saw the hype video and thought he was it, but meh!

His OL doesn't do him any favors and not having RB1 Chris Rodriguez for the first 6+ games wasn't helping either.

Levis has the physical tools but when it comes to what's going on in his mind I question.

 

[Mebert]

His OL doesn't do him any favors and not having RB1 Chris Rodriguez for the first 6+ games wasn't helping either.

Levis has the physical tools but when it comes to what's going on in his mind I question.

He is the Allen/Trubisky mold. You could get either of those as a result.

 

[elguapo]

His OL doesn't do him any favors and not having RB1 Chris Rodriguez for the first 6+ games wasn't helping either.

Levis has the physical tools but when it comes to what's going on in his mind I question.

Thats what I meant, sorry if not clear. Too many times I was like...wtf?! why throw there?

 

[jayfan]

NFL Scout on Will Levis: 'Can't Believe' People Think He's Potential No. 1 Draft Pick​

ROB GOLDBERGNOVEMBER 15, 2022

"The tools are exciting—from arm talent to mobility to a 6-foot-3, 232-pound frame—but Levis' pocket presence and decision-making can be frustrating," Miller wrote.

While the quarterback's 153.6 efficiency rating is improved from last year, his 54.3 Total QBR ranks just 73rd among qualified quarterbacks in the FBS. Stroud leads the country in the category (90.9 Total QBR) as he appears to separate himself as the top passer in the class.

It's clear Levis will need to cut down on mistakes if he wants to succeed at the next level.

I have no interest in Levis.

1. He just lost to Vanderbilt.
2. He threw for under 200 yards against Vanderbilt.
3. He's thrown for under 200 yards in 3 straight games.
4. He transferred from Penn State. Which means he couldn't beat out Clifford. Who stinks.

While this assessment certainly won't get me hired as a scout, there's merit to it. Hard pass.

 

[Old Lion]

I have no interest in Levis.

1. He just lost to Vanderbilt.
2. He threw for under 200 yards against Vanderbilt.
3. He's thrown for under 200 yards in 3 straight games.
4. He transferred from Penn State. Which means he couldn't beat out Clifford. Who stinks.

While this assessment certainly won't get me hired as a scout, there's merit to it. Hard pass.

He looked good early in the year but the last few games have not been good. He will be a project that could pay off big if you are a gambler. We need DTs and LBs. QB can wait.