The 2026 Draft Thread - Day 3

Josephs does not interview well. Watching the live interview with him by washington beat reporters is rough. Might have contributed some to his slip.
 
Listened to the Live Bleacher Report breakdown. Both hosts gave us an A+ for Josephs. Says the guy has incredible potential that he flashes but is also incredibly inconsistent. Said Joseph was their 83rd ranked player.

It seems the word is he has great physical tools and potential, maybe a raw talent, but almost every analyst had him rated much higher than we took him. So I’m keeping an open mind we got a good athlete to develop.

I still have a hard time getting excited about an edge who managed fewer than 10 sacks in four seasons. Especially when we had bigger needs at C, CB, S, and RB.
 
I’m not sure who said this… kinda hyperbole.

But ya. He’s a developmental guy.

But they could have a plan. Hell if I know.

My point is I think they may have been able to get him later. But who knows. Maybe he would have been gone with the next pick.
Been waiting for the hyperbole comment to return 😂 good work.

Ranked as a 3rd/4th rounder on the main draft sites. I just don’t see it as a massive reach, personally, based on that if nothing else.

Agree though, looked development material, fine with that at this stage.

AP has a type.
 
Kdawg-apologies for last night 🍻 I just hate our secondary outside of Amos and I’m so sick of slot receivers. Is Peters throwing the towel on Lane already? Just frustrating.
I don't think it's that. I think Peters wanted as high a floor player as he could get his hands on. Williams super powers are route running and release. Peters needs someone who gets on the field. Williams has fewer question marks. I don't see the high ceiling, but I see him as a consistent, steady contributor. A guy Daniels can trust.
 
Kdawg-apologies for last night 🍻 I just hate our secondary outside of Amos and I’m so sick of slot receivers. Is Peters throwing the towel on Lane already? Just frustrating.
Brother, zero need for apologies. We all get worked up and the site is better with you posting.
 
I don't think it's that. I think Peters wanted as high a floor player as he could get his hands on. Williams super powers are route running and release. Peters needs someone who gets on the field. Williams has fewer question marks. I don't see the high ceiling, but I see him as a consistent, steady contributor. A guy Daniels can trust.
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 and Lane was that strong there would have been no need to make this pick.

Again, don't believe what they say, believe what they do.

The teams actions show they don't trust the receivers behind Terry.
 
Yeah, draft threads are like game threads. In other words, what happens in draft threads, game threads, and Vegas stays in Vegas.
 
Listened to the Live Bleacher Report breakdown. Both hosts gave us an A+ for Josephs. Says the guy has incredible potential that he flashes but is also incredibly inconsistent. Said Joseph was their 83rd ranked player.

Also said he is a much better pass rusher than edge setter/run defender.
Oh boy. Well my thoughts just got burned to shit than....
 
Kdawg-apologies for last night 🍻 I just hate our secondary outside of Amos and I’m so sick of slot receivers. Is Peters throwing the towel on Lane already? Just frustrating.

FWIW as somebody who likes the guys we ended up taking, I liked Delane and Haulcy too, so I understood your disappointment.
 
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 Arizona, I would have traded down and gotten more picks.
 
  • That 82-inch wingspan creates problems before the snap even happens, allowing him to strike offensive tackles at range while keeping his body clean from their punch attempts.
  • First step explosiveness is legitimately special, with a 4.68 forty time that shows up on tape as elite get-off that leaves SEC linemen lunging at air.
  • When setting the edge against the run, he plays with discipline and gap integrity that belies his age, anchoring hard and forcing ball carriers back inside.
  • Pass rush repertoire has developed nicely with a devastating cross-chop, effective push-pull, and a bull-to-rip sequence that gave Alabama and Oklahoma fits.
  • Shows legitimate football intelligence when diagnosing screen passes and misdirection, rarely biting on the eye candy that fools less patient rushers.
  • Long arm technique converts his speed to power effectively, delivering shocking jolts that knock SEC tackles off their spot and reset the line of scrimmage.
  • Closing speed on the quarterback is electric, and once he turns the corner his natural bend lets him flatten to the passer at angles tackles cannot mirror.
  • Plays with a genuine mean https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Joshua-Josephs-DL-Tennessee#google_vignette
  • streak when games hang in the balance, hunting down pressure opportunities with the killer instinct you cannot coach.
So we drafted LT🤔
 
If this FO wanted a center, we should have traded up ahead of the Panthers as they lost Cade Mays. Hopefully they at least tried, if Center was the target here, especially with Hecht on the board.

As we know around here, them trying but failing is valued extremely highly by some
 
Peters was smart to sign Okonkwo because after Sadiq there was a shallow draft of prospects at TE in this draft.
 

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