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I am convinced that Joe Milton should be drafted in the fifth round as our QB3. Let him duel it out with Ian’s boy Nathan Rourke. He has the physical tools to be elite. It’s just going to take a couple of years. If it happens.

I think nfl.com is right to project him as a four- to fifth-rounder. I took him at the beginning of the fifth.

Nix is a great short to intermediate passer. That’s Oregon for you. He seems like a high floor lower ceiling type of player. That makes me think that he is an option if we trade out of 3. With the extra picks we could consider Joe Milton in the fifth round, whose untapped potential at QB must...

Jayden Daniels is the type to take off and run if he is pressured and the receivers are covered. And I don’t think it will be a viable long term option for the slender QB.

Five year stater, two year team captain going Day Three? Can you name him?

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2024/user-mock-2738585 Maye gone at 3, no decent trades, so I go with my highest rated LT. Bunch of trade downs. 3. Olu Fashanu, LT, Penn State 66. Xavier Legette, X WR, South Carolina 68. Spencer Rattler, QB, South Carolina 134. Luke...

Yeah, I admit that trading down is highly unlikely if Maye is there at 3. But if Washington is going to take Maye at 2, then all bets are off.

That mock is funky. It has Joe Alt going much later than he should, #19 to the Ravens.

He would be a GREAT pickup. Presumably he’ll go a round or so later because of his horrific leg break (breaks, really, since it was both lower leg bones). But he is so smart and was so dominant. Local boy too.

The industrial scale cheating scUM engaged in that has recently resurfaced in the news should give one pause. After it came out and the culprit was dismissed from Michigan, I have learned that JJ’s production went down to an average of 166 yards per game. Too many defend the cheating with...

Will Shipley looks to me to be the next James White. The Clemson player is tough—lacrosse background!—and is very good at receiving out of the backfield. Underrated frankly. His speed is only evident in his initial burst through the hole. He reminds me of a more talented Rex Burkhead but not...

That’s why a team like the Broncos or Raiders will likely get him in the first round and we shouldn’t be interested in him that early. Especially when Rattler could be available at pick 68, top of the third round. Another thing that hurts Penix is his arm delivery. It’s almost a...

You nailed it, Ross. Here’s the informative Phil Perry podcast. Rattler with hands nearly 10”. Why hasn’t anyone talked about JJ McCarthy’s TINY 9” hands? An inch and half smaller than Brady’s.

Eliot Wolf was very high on him when he was with the Browns. Similar size. And you are making the point that getting Rattler at 68, top of the third round, who looks like he can compete as if he were a first-rounder.

I was hoping for something more, too. Like trading him to the Jets for Zach Wilson. Straight up.

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That’s why we need 6’4” Drake Maye at 3. Blind side covered by Calvin Anderson or that Pittsburgh castoff instead of the Penn State LT stud. Throwing to BoneyT at the X receiver spot instead of Adonai Mitchell. Got it. How many wins for the Bucs with 6’1” Baker Mayfield?

I do the trade down. Build the roster. Belichick is right. Half these QBs and WRs taken in the first round don’t pan out.

Calvin Anderson is going to be one of the keys to this season. Unless we drop back and garner extra draft picks allowing us to get a top guy, we’re going to have a mid round project like the guy from Yale.

DW brings up an interesting option. Trading out of 3. Accumulating high picks from the Vikings. And drafting the guy last seen pouting like a spoiled brat on the sidelines when Caleb Williams led the Sooners to victory over Texas? Turns out Spencer Rattler has matured a great deal. And he just...