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    2024 NFL DRAFT

    (No trades) Very offensive heavy first round 1) Bears- Caleb Williams 2) Cardinals- Marvin Harrison Jr 3) Patriots- Drake Maye 4) Bears- Joe Alt 5) Commanders- Olu Fashanu 6) Giants- Malik Nabers 7) Buccaneers- Jayden Daniels 8') Jets- Brock Bowers 9) Chargers- JC Latham 10) Titans- Dallas Turner 11) Raiders- Nate Wiggins 12) Saints- Keon Coleman 13) Packers- Terrion Arnold 14) Rams- Laiatu Latu 15) Bengals- Rome Odunze 16) Bills- Amarius Mims 17) Cardinals- Jared Verse 18) Broncos- Kool-Aid McKinstry 19) Falcons- Chop Robinson 20) Vikings- Jer'Zhan Newton 21) Colts- Tyler Guyton 22) Seahawks- JJ McCarthy 23) Steelers- Brian Thomas Jr 24) Texans- Cooper DeJean 25) Dolphins- Troy Tautanu 26) Cowboys- Graham Barton 27) Lions- JT Tuimoloau 28) Jaguars- Emeka Egbuka 29) Chiefs- Patrick Paul 30) 49ers- Taliese Fuaga 31) Ravens- Quinyon Mitchell 32) Eagles- Kingsley Suamataia
  2. He was good this year until he got hurt and then played injured
  3. Who calls the defense?
  4. Not sure if it holds, but it just crossed a key number to -14.5 at Circa Also, the FSU line just moved to -2.5 basically across the board
  5. My response to someone asking what seniors they're losing, on another site. I'm not on the aggie sites, so let me know if I'm missing something obvious With the caveat that this shit is way tougher to predict than it used to be with the extra covid year and the ability to convince a fringe NFL prospect to stay for his 5th, 6th, or even 7th year with NIL, here's what I've got Seniors, more or less in order of importance McKinnley Jackson Fadill Diggs Layden Robinson Ainias Smith Josh Deberry Isaiah Raikes Demani Richardson Chris Russell Jr Max Wright Draft dudes Edgerrin Cooper Shemar Turner Likely portal Evan Stewart Max Johnson Jake Johnson Raymond Cottrell They also have about a dozen guys either in the two deep or former highly rated prospects who are attrition risks for various reasons, although maybe some of that changes with a coaching change
  6. Some potential startable transfer QBs I've come up with. Some of these are already in the portal, some might go to the draft, and some might get the NIL bag to stay put Who am I missing? Cam Ward Michael Pratt Riley Leonard Tyler Van Dyke Will Rogers Aidan Chiles Kaidon Salter Diego Pavia Conner Weigman Max Johnson
  7. I wonder if anyone can talk Pratt into transferring instead of going to the NFL
  8. Cover 3 noted that Cam Ward graduated, and so is able to play right away. Also that Van Dyke could transfer; he was playing well before he got injured, and then started playing like shit while playing injured
  9. Looking at some draft stuff, it appears that this is a really deep WR draft, and if Houston misses in the first wave of WRs with their first round pick that figures to be in the mid 20s (Harrison Jr, Coleman, Odunze, Nabers), perhaps someone will fall to their 2nd round pick that figures to be somewhere in the mid 2nd (Ebguka, Thomas Jr, Franklin, Polk, Worthy, Mitchell, Tez, Corley, etc)
  10. He has to coach to keep getting paid due to the NFL's "duty to mitigate" clause in coaches' contracts
  11. Gerry- "According to sources, Texas A&M wide receiver Evan Stewart is a strong candidate to enter his name into the NCAA Transfer portal. The portal window opens December 4. Stewart is not expected to travel with the Aggies to LSU this week. According to sources, Alabama is considered the team to beat. Ohio State, Texas and Oregon, among others, are also expected to be under consideration. The 6-foot, 175-pound former 5-star prospect hauled in 53 passes for 649 yards and two touchdowns as a freshman in 2022. He has 38 receptions for 514 yards and four scores this season." (A&M's portal window is already open, fwiw)
  12. Kingsbury isn't leaving LA to be a OC in a college town
  13. On the Sweat stuff, here's a good place to start for comps https://www.mockdraftable.com/search?position=IDL&beginYear=1999&endYear=2023&sort=DESC&page=1&measurable=weight
  14. Not a chance
  15. Those are reasons for him to not go in the first round. He'll probably be the 2nd TE taken, and it'll probably be somewhere in the 2nd round. That should be more than enough for him to leave.
  16. Sounds like he would have been useful on field goal block
  17. I accidentally made the wife watch the director's cut of this movie. Suffice to say, it was edited for a reason.
  18. Houston needs to scrap the handoff to the fullback in short yardage. Dude has been stuffed on 3rd/4th yardage twice when a better back had a chance to get it Also I think Houston got lucky on the muffed punt call
  19. His OC is probably going to be the top HC candidate this offseason, and his DC is going to get interview. He’s pretty good at game management We’ll see how it goes when they start having brain drain
  20. Houston fans are negative towards Tunsil at times, but the league thinks highly of him of
  21. Trace Armstrong
  22. And all the Texas sites mods know and like him
  23. If we're going to relitigate old transactions, yes Will Anderson was probably an over-pay, but Demeco loved him and wanted him, and Houston had just beat out several other franchises for Demeco. It made sense to let him have his guy. Will Anderson has since demonstrated that he's very likely a future great (albeit probably not quite elite) edge, and Houston is good enough to where it's looking like that 2024 pick would have been somewhere in the mid teens anyway I didn't love trading that pick away because I wanted Caleb/Maye/Harrison Jr, but Houston also had a ridiculously easy schedule where they were likely going to accidentally win too many games, and probably would have missed out on the top three The bigger issues are Kenyon Green, who many didn't like at the time of the pick, is looking like a bust, and Stingley can't stay healthy while Sauce Gardner is looking like he could be the best corner in the league for a long period of time, but Stroud looking like a top ten QB in the league as a rookie and like a future top five guy makes everything that hasn't worked up to this point pale in comparison Houston is going to have a three year "good QB on the rookie wage scale" window in Stroud's years 2-4 (his fifth year option will be more expensive) where if Houston plays its cards right, it could contend. It'll be interesting to see where they go with it. Chase Young makes sense.
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