2025- DCFFL Mock Discussion Thread

[ThinMan]

He can drop 60 in less than two months if they get him a dietician and trainer. Literally that will be his job. Workout and eat right. Not saying it will happen but at that weight…60 is nothing.

Ill take the under. Or the over. Whichever one means "460 pound fat guy stays fat and over 400 pounds after two months" that's the one I want.

 

[Draft Crazy]

Really surprised Cam Jackson was still around. One of the most overlooked players in this years draft. No way Desmond Watson goes before him.

 

[ThinMan]

Really surprised Cam Jackson was still around. One of the most overlooked players in this years draft. No way Desmond Watson goes before him.

I was starting to worry Watson had eaten him.

 

[shopson67]

@MilkSpiller22 The Jets are OTC.

 

[shopson67]

@Mebert Vikings are OTC.

 

[Mebert]

I think Hawes goes earlier than this. Best blocking TE in this draft. Doubt he ever makes a catch though.

 

[shopson67]

@femurov Titans are OTC.

 

[Draft Crazy]

Let's finish strong. Reminder the last two rounds the clock drops one hour. So 4 hours to make picks. Shouldn't be a problem. Hasn't been so far.

 

[Shanemansj13]

I think Hawes goes earlier than this. Best blocking TE in this draft. Doubt he ever makes a catch though.

That's the thing about those blocking TE's...you can get good value late in the draft as a TE2 or TE3 for a specific team. I don't think most teams value them enough

 

[Shanemansj13]

Ill take the under. Or the over. Whichever one means "460 pound fat guy stays fat and over 400 pounds after two months" that's the one I want.

I was just pointing out it isn't as crazy as you think for a young athlete. It's achievable in one offseason if they put in the effort. Obviously the kid put himself in the situation eating like shit.

 

[shopson67]

That's the thing about those blocking TE's...you can get good value late in the draft as a TE2 or TE3 for a specific team. I don't think most teams value them enough

If they're not a threat to catch a ball at all, why not just use an extra offensive lineman instead? There needs to be some threat as a receiver to make it worthwhile IMO.

 

[shopson67]

I was just pointing out it isn't as crazy as you think for a young athlete. It's achievable in one offseason if they put in the effort. Obviously the kid put himself in the situation eating like shit.

I'm sure he's heard it from coaching for 4 years now, if not back in high school as well. Is a UDFA tryout going to knock sense into him finally?