There's not actually an answer anyone wants to hear when reflecting on a bad season, they just wanna see em squirm and talk shit until they can change the narrative, and the narrative can't be changed until games start. If we're 6-3 and humming again, no one cares about 2025 suddenly. Until...
Logan Paulsen in the last Take Command pod noted while recapping rookie minicamp that while he had not a huge day production wise due to the QB play, he was noticeably silky smooth and especially proficient at sinking his weight and body control without slowing down or rounding off routes poorly.
Somehwhat (highly!) off-topic but I wanted to look this up on nflmockdraftdatabase.com on their consensus board and so much stuff is locked behind a paywall now (wanted to see where fit in certain specific Big Boards). Brutal.
But, overall rank seems to be #143.
Yeah it is a little bit of a flawed premise, because the odds would look different as certain options left the realm of the possible after each pick but I do think it's a fun exercise to walk the draft order and see what an all-chalk board would look like. I don't think it is wrong however that...
It's just kind of tantamount to coming in to a thread and saying "I don't care about this thread."
The on field performance is specifically not "branding", and every other thread is dedicated to that.
Yepppp, people can pick nits over some details and the on-field situation last season was a little bit of cold water but this just demonstrates the new level we're playing at under new leadership. They put in the time to and work to make the case, and there is a reluctance to be too greedy...
I mean, I think both things are true: there should be a good choice for us at 7, and some of these guys are going to bust; therefore we could pick one who busts.
This is a classic process versus results scenario, where we will be afforded an opportunity for good process. But the guy could...
What I've started doing on PFF mock as a house rule is only attempt any trade where you gain at most 1 additional pick, and the trade has to be 90-100% likely to be accepted. I think this makes for more realistic situation.