I am a bit disappointed here with Peters as we got Bill last year in Round 7 and he contributed right away.
To throw the pick away is short-sighted IMO.
What particular skill does he have as a quarterback that draws you to his game enough to draft him?
Talk about a throwaway pick.
I know we need to say goodbye to Sam Hartman but geez............
Rutgers?
My cousin went there. Good engineering program.
Football? Barely on the radar screen.
At least there was a reason Tate went to TN, to help support Ward' development as a #1 overall pick.
But the Cardinals taking Love doesn't make much sense when you are trotting Carson Beck out there or depending upon 33 year old journeymen like Brissett.
They still have a rebuild to make in...
And given the turnover at WR since Daniels came in 2024 I think that's a perfectly reasonable position to take.
We have our #1 pick in 2027 to make a splash with a WR1 selection now that we have addressed the defense and resigned Tunsil.
Besides, if the confidence in the War Room on McCaffrey...
Trey Amos was perhaps his best pick in terms of value after Daniels.
I like to give it a couple of years, not 3-4 years like some. But the wine needs some time to age.
To me you can evaluate the 2024 draft now. We see certain currents in terms of who is on the field for us and who we are going...
This is perhaps one of the most polarizing players we have drafted recently in terms of the difference of opinion of various draft and media sources.
Some have him as a steal and others think he is a guy that takes 2-3 years to develop into something worth talking about.
But that's OK if...
The fact the bio I read said he doesn't have natural bend or twitch to him is an indication he can play stiff and be a guy that fails to develop a superior outside in move from the EDGE.
Does anyone else read it that way?
Here's the deal with Josephs: he's going to need time to develop into a complete three-down player. The tackling issues and anchor problems against power are real concerns that will show up against NFL offensive lines with better technique and more strength. His situational college usage, with...
Well, if he really is a 2nd round talent and we got him in Round 5 than we should really see some pop from him come the summer.
Draft bio I read had him sounding a lot more raw and in need of time to fill out his frame, get stronger and develop more moves to vary his arsenal.
In other words a...
His draft bio by NFL seems more like that of a 6th or even 7th round guy. A lot like Baptiste but smaller.
Has one move, is smallish, doesn't have much bend to him.
What's the thinking here?