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  1. Fud

    2024 NFL DRAFT

    1) Caleb Williams 2) Jayden Daniels 3) Drake Maye 4) Marvin Harrison Jr 5) Brock Bowers 6) Malik Nabers 7) Joe Alt '8) Dallas Turner 9) Rome Odunze 10) Olu Fashanu 11) Nate Wiggins 12) Laiatu Latu 13) Terrion Arnold 14) Brian Thomas Jr 15) Keon Coleman 16) JJ McCarthy 17) Cooper DeJean 18) JC Latham 19) Jared Verse 20) Kamari Lassiter 21) Troy Fautanu 22) Taliese Fuaga 23) Jer'Zhan Newton 24) Jordan Morgan 25) Kingsley Suamataia 26) Chop Robinson 27) Tyler Guyton 28) Adonai Mitchell 29) Troy Franklin 30) Quinyon Mitchell 31) Ennis Rakestraw Jr 32) Amarius Mims
  2. Collins was a real number one this year. On the open market, he'd get paid like a #1. Houston is going to have to pay up after next season if they want to keep him
  3. He's a restricted free agent. Already knows the offense. Could be a fit. https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/3886598/jauan-jennings
  4. A short talk about Houston going forward at the 42:26 mark https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/divisional-round-recap-ravens-chiefs-49ers-and-lions/id1528622068?i=1000642453167
  5. The OL is fine if it gets healthy. Should they upgrade where it makes sense if the opportunity comes along (if Mims falls to pick #23, for instance)? Sure, but as-is, it's probably fine
  6. I’m sure this is obvious, but the quality of player we draft in the first is more important than the position. That pick needs to hit and be a cornerstone
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    2024 NFL DRAFT

  8. Fud

    2024 NFL DRAFT

    Slighter/smaller WRs doing well in the league recently have given confidence in that archetype (which Nabers falls in) being more likely to pan out Im not sold on the Oregon guy. Interesting that Coleman appears to be out of favor
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    2024 NFL DRAFT

  10. I think they'd just take the QB coach/non play calling passing coordinator from the 49ers, Rams, Dolphins, Packers, etc again
  11. Every little bit helps..
  12. I think having a limited thumper at LB as a situational player is a useful club to have in the bag, if the NIL/roster space isn't at the expense of someone we really need I like the mix of styles in the running back room between Blue, Baxter, the freshmen, Red, and Wisner, even if not all of them are reliable/proven Keep in mind the run blocking should continue to take steps forward
  13. Fud

    2024 NFL DRAFT

    He's not. Disregard Kiper
  14. I think he'd end up inside at nickel or safety, and his ability at corner means you can blitz corners on his side and he can potentially pick up the WR with minimal issues
  15. For Houston at #23, two names I like if they fall are Cooper DeJean and Amarius Mims. DeJean can play all five (or six) DB spots, and can be elite at the inside ones; imagine what DeMeco and company could do with him? If Mims wasn't injured for most of the year, there's a chance he'd be in the discussion as a top five pick; obviously that's risky, but there could be some hidden value to go with the risk. You play him at RT and play mix and match inside
  16. Fud

    2024 NFL DRAFT

    There's always the chance that a team drafts Worthy higher because they're desperate to get a traditional "Z-WR" with elite speed, and while this draft is loaded at WR, Worthy is probably the best traditional Z (if you ignore his deep ball tracking issues and the drops...)
  17. Fud

    2024 NFL DRAFT

    New mock from the maybe the best in the business 16. Seattle Seahawks: Byron Murphy II, DT, Texas Disruptive against both run and pass, Murphy had the best pass-rush win percentage (19.6) among all interior linemen in 2023 (no other DT was above 17.0 percent). He will get dinged by some for a lack of ideal length, but then he’ll run in the mid-4.7s at 300 pounds and provide a reminder that he is different. 30. Detroit Lions: T’Vondre Sweat, DT, Texas After being labeled an underachiever by scouts as an underclassman, Sweat changed several habits and put dominant-level play on his senior tape. For a player north of 360 pounds, he is an impressive mover with the natural power to shut things down up front. The Lions took a major step with their run defense this season, and Sweat would continue that focus. 33. Carolina Panthers: Adonai Mitchell, WR, Texas Based on NFL scout grades, this is a little early for Mitchell due to his lack of polish — he is a loose athlete, but his technique is also much too loose. If the Panthers don’t land a big fish via trade or free agency (Tee Higgins?), they might feel pressured to target a high-upside pass catcher. 56. Dallas Cowboys: Jonathon Brooks, RB, Texas This pick makes too much sense. With Tony Pollard a pending free agent, running back could be a need for Dallas. And even though Brooks tore his ACL in November, the Cowboys have never shied from taking risks, especially in the second round. Brooks was expected to be RB1 before his injury and still has a chance to be the first back off the board.There is another layer here, too. Renowned surgeon Dr. Dan Cooper, the Cowboys’ head physician, performed Brooks’ surgery. No other team will have better information on Brooks’ recovery. I’m also told Brooks will be present at the East-West Shrine Bowl for interviews with NFL teams. 57. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Xavier Worthy, WR, Texas With some looming decisions this offseason, wide receiver might move up Tampa’s priority list. At his size, Worthy won’t have a high success rate on contested catches, but his vertical speed and ability to make crisp, sudden route cuts make him a tough cover. 60. Kansas City Chiefs: Ja’Tavion Sanders, TE, Texas I doubt Travis Kelce is going anywhere anytime soon, but Sanders is more of a complement than a replacement for the future Hall of Famer. The Texas tight end is a big, smooth athlete who could help as a rookie.
  18. It is Throughout the season I was hoping for late teens to early 20s, but this could have been worse
  19. If you're attempting to use the term, I figure you give a shit about it. Otherwise, why use it?
  20. It would be insane considering that it wouldn't be 21 personnel
  21. Given Williams is graduating a full year early and is a summer enrollee, I wonder if the likely ROI is there for what you have to pay for him
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