2024 Free agency and draft thread

[dtgold88]

This is why I laugh when people say so and so is a system QB. Why wouldn't a good FO/ coaching staff build a system around the most important position on the field?

Yeah an overused phrase for sure to throw shade at a QB......I mean, Brady was kind of a "system QB" in that sense and he was pretty good.

 

[jarntt]

Grey Zabel seems to be a guy that a lot of "insiders" are talking about for their team. Will be interesting to see where he goes

 

[Iggloo]

After Wentz, I’m skeptical of North Dakota guys now for obvious reasons.

 

[shopson67]

After Wentz, I’m skeptical of North Dakota guys now for obvious reasons.

Trey Lance, Dillon Radunz, Cody Mauch, Christian Watson and Cordell Volson all since the 2021 draft. They are becoming a solid OL source for the NFL.

 

[Iggloo]

Trey Lance, Dillon Radunz, Cody Mauch, Christian Watson and Cordell Volson all since the 2021 draft. They are becoming a solid OL source for the NFL.

I would argue that a good number of these guys were overdrafted and some are outright busts.

 

[shopson67]

I would argue that a good number of these guys were overdrafted and some are outright busts.

Mauch is starting at guard for the Bucs.
Watson starts at WR for the Packers (health has been an issue)
Radunz was just signed by the Saints in free agency to start at guard.
Volson is starting at guard for the Bengals (but likely to be bumped by a 2025 draft pick)

 

[jarntt]

Grey Zabel seems to be a guy that a lot of "insiders" are talking about for their team. Will be interesting to see where he goes

Hearing could go as high as 12