NFL Draft Who is your dream "falls to us at 33" player?
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TheBestPlayersPlay
Die-Hard
Sanders or Milroe
Seeing multiple people like Cosell and King putting Sanders as QB3 behind Ryan Shough.
Milroe to me has a chance to be a star, in much the same way Jackson is.
Non QBs no clue who has a chance to slide?
Seeing multiple people like Cosell and King putting Sanders as QB3 behind Ryan Shough.
Milroe to me has a chance to be a star, in much the same way Jackson is.
Non QBs no clue who has a chance to slide?
NDneighbor
Been here from the beginning.
Tetairoa Mcmillan out of AZ.
A 6'4" possession receiver that Warren Sharp had mocked to DAL in the first.
Sort of a Jurevicius 2.0
A 6'4" possession receiver that Warren Sharp had mocked to DAL in the first.
Sort of a Jurevicius 2.0
Martin Eden
Well-known member
No chance, but Matthew Golden: all-pro level hands, 190 lbs, great body control, 4.29 in the 40.
TheBestPlayersPlay
Die-Hard
I think Golden could be there. McMillan would be a stunner though.
Martin Eden
Well-known member
Yeah, that would truly be stunning.
The_QCT
CLE 🏙 ➡️ ATL 🍑
Cosell is typically pretty bad at QB evaluations.
Anybody putting Shough above QB 7-10 is pretty bad.
TheBestPlayersPlay
Die-Hard
Shaun King has Shough potentially the first QB off the board. lmao
Will be interested to see if he even goes in the first round.
Will be interested to see if he even goes in the first round.
jaydog
Football God
Nobody is good at evaluating college QB's proficiency as they move on to the NFL. Yeah we can generally agree on a few of the can't miss guys. That's easy. It's the type of QB's like in this draft that there aren't any locks that people can't agree are no doubt about it talents.
Maybe that's a place to start to track all these "QB experts" for future record.
Maybe that's a place to start to track all these "QB experts" for future record.
OP
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OconRecon
If you're juiceless, you're useless
Truth!
But one thing is for sure, you can’t hit on one by de-priorotozing the position. Ya have to take one to get one.
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Ebuka is my guy at 33.
Burden is another.
Just draft offense offense offense.
So far in free agency,
LB Jerome Baker
DE Joe Tryon-Shoyinka
DT Maliek Collins
CB Tony Brown
LB Devin Bush
OT Locas
OG Jenkins
KR Carter
QB Pickett
I sure hope that means some skill guys are being drafted. QB1, RB, WR, and TE.
The_QCT
CLE 🏙 ➡️ ATL 🍑
Why? You have the opportunity to draft a really good contributor at 33.
jaydog
Football God
It's all relative to who is still on the board and if dropping a few spots can get a 2nd round pick next year or maybe a player. It would also have to be a situation where there are a couple of similarly talented players and who we got at #2.
Say we selected Abdul Carter at 2. At 33 we might be looking at Milroe, McCord or Henderson all of similar value and trading down could be in play, but it depends on the QB and whether or not we still need to add one.
I'm not locked in on one QB at 33 assuming AB doesn't like the QB left over at 2, Sanders or Ward. For that matter I'm not locked in on Ward or Sanders and prefer to take one of the two, but AB might insist on value over the QB position.
Just spit balling.
Say we selected Abdul Carter at 2. At 33 we might be looking at Milroe, McCord or Henderson all of similar value and trading down could be in play, but it depends on the QB and whether or not we still need to add one.
I'm not locked in on one QB at 33 assuming AB doesn't like the QB left over at 2, Sanders or Ward. For that matter I'm not locked in on Ward or Sanders and prefer to take one of the two, but AB might insist on value over the QB position.
Just spit balling.
Martin Eden
Well-known member
I'd rather trade back up into the 1st for someone we love.
Martin Eden
Well-known member
Ebuka would be a great pick at #33.
nickers
Nick@Nite
I like him a lot too.. Just not sure how well he translates in the NFL.. but we'll see
King of Kings
Back In Back
Was coming here to say the exact same thing. If we can't land Cam Ward then go after and get Tetairoa McMillen in the first and Judkins in the second.