Grade your team draft.

[Mebert]

Lions got two stars and two maulers on the O line plus some D players w nice upsides. No TE’s and no long snappers.

B++

Te and long snapper are the first 2 udfa they signed.

 

[Clayton]

We did good, like usual

Ramsey*, Van Jefferson, Cam Akers, Terrell Lewis...yeah, thats a lot of talent.

Maybe the Rams could gotten oline but other than that you have to be pretty happy

 

[VikingFan2k2]

B+, Filled a lot of needs with some good talent.

I wish we had been able to secure Tyler Johnson as he's a local kid and I thought was under valued. Tampa Bay got a good one.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Seahawks B+.

I cannot give them an A although I loved all their picks with exception of the Stanford TE. But end of day they received very little trade down value and surrendering the extra 3rd while not addressing some depth at CB is a bit of an issue on my end.

I have ZERO fucking clue why we drafted a TE. You can't really let Dissly go (was on pace to be the best TE last year until the injury), Olsen we spent $8M on and basically sacrificed Clowney or the resigning of Quinton Jefferson, and are we going to give up on Hollister already? Even then that means cutting Willson and going in with four tight ends this year? Woof... I'm not sure we can carry that many but who knows.

End of day I loved the players we took elsewhere and I very much like Swain even in the 6th to fix issues with our anemic return game, but we just didn't get the trade value to give it a full A. If we could've gotten Brooks in the early 2nd (or even 31st/32nd before the Bengals picked) and Taylor with our 59th, I'd give them an A.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

B- based on three things;

First draft for Nike the dog.

BB continues to find players from schools most of us never heard of.

Oh yeah and they filled positions of need.

 

[bksballer89]

B+

 

[Shanemansj13]

Seahawks B+.

I cannot give them an A although I loved all their picks with exception of the Stanford TE. But end of day they received very little trade down value and surrendering the extra 3rd while not addressing some depth at CB is a bit of an issue on my end.

I have ZERO fucking clue why we drafted a TE. You can't really let Dissly go (was on pace to be the best TE last year until the injury), Olsen we spent $8M on and basically sacrificed Clowney or the resigning of Quinton Jefferson, and are we going to give up on Hollister already? Even then that means cutting Willson and going in with four tight ends this year? Woof... I'm not sure we can carry that many but who knows.

End of day I loved the players we took elsewhere and I very much like Swain even in the 6th to fix issues with our anemic return game, but we just didn't get the trade value to give it a full A. If we could've gotten Brooks in the early 2nd (or even 31st/32nd before the Bengals picked) and Taylor with our 59th, I'd give them an A.

A B+ is generous considering they had two of the worst value picks in the draft. Filled needs just reached.

Brooks was rated 84 and taken at 27.
Taylor was rated 185 and taken at 48.

 

[wazzu31]

Seahawks: A

Jaguars: A-

Jags are only an A because they already have the GOAT at QB.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

A B+ is generous considering they had two of the worst value picks in the draft. Filled needs just reached.

Brooks was rated 84 and taken at 27.
Taylor was rated 185 and taken at 48.

Taylor was climbing up boards quick. Brooks was rumored to go early in the 2nd (Bengals likely would've taken him given they took a linebacker with their 3rd and 4th. Brooks is the one linebacker in this draft that can keep up with Lamar Jackson given his speed and lateral quickness).

Where are you getting 84 and 185?

Brooks:
NFL Draft & Combine Profile - Jordyn Brooks | NFL.com
Round 2.

Taylor:
NFL Draft & Combine Profile - Darrell Taylor | NFL.com
Round 2.

Taylor could've potentially been a 1st rounder, but he couldn't participate in the senior bowl or combine due to offseason surgery which hurt his stock quite a bit. That said, he was one of the top graded pass rushers according to PFF in this years draft.

Two of the worst value picks in the draft... really? lol... please. I would've liked to see a trade down for Brooks and staying at 59 for Taylor, which is why I'm not giving Seattle an A, but the picks fill glaring holes (run defense/pass rush-EDGE) so I'm not going to knock them too hard for it.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

I give the grade Extremely happy!

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

I give the grade Extremely happy!

Dallas was an A+ draft all the way. The 3rd rounder was basically their only "eh okay" pick. Everything else was basically a landslide steal and they addressed major needs while also screwing over Philly in the first.

 

[ROMOTOOWENS]

Dallas- A. Thought they nailed every pick except for the fourth round. I wanted the Wisconsin C. Then they turned around and traded right back in and got him.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Dallas- A. Thought they nailed every pick except for the fourth round. I wanted the Wisconsin C. Then they turned around and traded right back in and got him.

Thank you Eagles for that BTW.

 

[Nelly]

Bears.

A. Khalil Mack is a superstar and a game breaker. Plus we got the best TE in the draft and a day 1 starter at CB.

Would be an a+ if we didn't trade a 2021 4th for a 2020 5th.

 

[ROMOTOOWENS]

Dallas was an A+ draft all the way. The 3rd rounder was basically their only "eh okay" pick. Everything else was basically a landslide steal and they addressed major needs while also screwing over Philly in the first.

3rd round - Gallimore - DT Oklahoma

I loved this pick. He was projected mid 2 Nd

Now their 4rth round pick - Reggie Robinson - I scratched my head some. Some had him going in the 4rth. Some had him in the 6th

 

[Robotech]

C

Picked a guy who could be a bust because of his knee. Traded up for a WR who likely would've been available at 31. No picks on Day 2. Drafted an OL who reportedly can't handle a bull rush. Drafted a WR on Day 3 who ran 4.72 in the 40 and only got a 29 inch vertical leap. Was he injured during those tests? LOL. That would be good athleticism if he were a middle aged guy.

They did pick up Trent Williams. Kinlaw does have very high potential and Aiyuk looks like he could the real deal at WR, so the Niners did okay overall.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

3rd round - Gallimore - DT Oklahoma

I loved this pick. He was projected mid 2 Nd

Now their 4rth round pick - Reggie Robinson - I scratched my head some. Some had him going in the 4rth. Some had him in the 6th

I mean it wasn't a bad pick by any means, I was just a little surprised by it. Either way Dallas dominated the draft this year.

 

[ROMOTOOWENS]

C

Picked a guy who could be a bust because of his knee. Traded up for a WR who likely would've been available at 31. No picks on Day 2. Drafted an OL who reportedly can't handle a bull rush. Drafted a WR on Day 3 who ran 4.72 in the 40 and only got a 29 inch vertical leap. Was he injured during those tests? LOL. That would be good athleticism if he were a middle aged guy.

They did pick up Trent Williams. Kinlaw does have very high potential and Aiyuk looks like he could the real deal at WR, so the Niners did okay overall.

Loved the first two picks.

 

[Robotech]

Loved the first two picks.

Yeah, those guys have high potential. Just worried about Kinlaw's knee and they probably didn't even need to trade up for Aiyuk. After those first two picks, I kinda figured the Niners wouldn't be drafting anyone to get excited about. I hope I'm wrong about the other picks.

 

[Robotech]

Seahawks B+.

I cannot give them an A although I loved all their picks with exception of the Stanford TE. But end of day they received very little trade down value and surrendering the extra 3rd while not addressing some depth at CB is a bit of an issue on my end.

I have ZERO fucking clue why we drafted a TE. You can't really let Dissly go (was on pace to be the best TE last year until the injury), Olsen we spent $8M on and basically sacrificed Clowney or the resigning of Quinton Jefferson, and are we going to give up on Hollister already? Even then that means cutting Willson and going in with four tight ends this year? Woof... I'm not sure we can carry that many but who knows.

End of day I loved the players we took elsewhere and I very much like Swain even in the 6th to fix issues with our anemic return game, but we just didn't get the trade value to give it a full A. If we could've gotten Brooks in the early 2nd (or even 31st/32nd before the Bengals picked) and Taylor with our 59th, I'd give them an A.

Parkinson looks like a monster TE. 6'7" with speed. He could be an impossible receiver to cover.