I guess I'll get this in before the draft
Top 10
Marvin Harrison Jr.
Malik Nabers
Round 1
Rome Odunze
Adonai Mitchell
Xavier Worthy
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Brian Thomas Jr.
Xavier Legette
Round 2
Ricky Pearsall
Keon Coleman
Hunter Renfrow 2.0
Javon Baker
Troy Franklin...
With Justin Fields time to throw
Good Oline play giving him time to work through reads
Play design where OSU is pretty good at designing long developing big shot plays and with Fields arm strength and accuracy they hit on a lot of these
Not necessary red flags.
The red flags for Fields is what...
This is somewhat vague tho, context matters and there can be several reasons into what impacts time to throw.
From what I've seen that impact this number
WR play. Times where WR doesn't beat man-to-man forcing Caleb to hold on to the ball. Against better defenses, the CBs are just better...
For every Dak Prescott or Russell Wilson, there is 12 Matt Corral, Ian Book, Will Grier, Ryan Finley, etc
The chances on getting a start worthy QB after the first is pretty low
Wouldn't surprise me either but to have a QB and using the 5th year option, you have to keep them for that long first.
With now Zach Wilson traded that put 4/5 1st round QBs in 2021 traded before the 5th year.
Also this confirms Broncos are out on taking QB
For Stroud, people just wanted to see him use his legs more often when the play breaks down. Just nick picking a player who already had A-level arm talent and elite accuracy and ball placement.
For Daniels, it's somewhat the opposite where he could work on keeping his eyes down field and not...
Wouldn't surprise me if Latu is the #9 pick. He's a top 2 edge and top 10 overall talent in this class
DT can be punted until rd 3, lot of solid players at the position
1. 8:35 Caleb Williams
2. 14:48 Jayden Daniels
3. 16:36 J.J. McCarthy
4. 18:38 Drake Maye
5. 20:55 Michael Penix Jr.
6. 24:02 Bo Nix
7. 27:05 Jordan Travis
8. 27:46 Joe Milton
(If you're looking for his breakdowns, it's not on YT due to copyright issues. It's on Patreon, I'll say it's worth...
Depends on where players land but realistically we're probably looking at 1-3 starters walking into 2028 (year 4).
Just spit balling numbers, hitting on a QB (Starting caliber) in the top 10 is about 50%, QBs drafted between 10-32 is maybe 25% after that the rates drops from there.
To me I...