08-21-2022, 11:36 AM
It's nice to see they consider our WR 1st. I thought we might last year but starting 2nd guessing it lately with our lack of depth and other teams adding to they're groups. But continuity plays a role and I really think we could make do with any one of our top 3 as our main guy if we had to.
LB seems accurate to me as we don't have that athletic freak like some teams do and they may be counting 3-4 linebackers.
Corner again seems accurate as we don't really have that true shutdown corner. I'd say all of our guys are at the back end of a creating turnovers standpoint. I really like our guys and I think the argument for rating them higher would be that they all seem to play good together and within the scheme.
OL could be rated a little high and I really think we need and hope we add some more depth. But at this point your just rating it on paper and they may be accurate.
RB may be the position I would rate higher. Mixon may not have true home run speed. But he has proven to have the talent to be a top back. Perine certainly has some flaws but again has shown he can handle the load when needed and has big play potential. I think Chris Evans is what really moves us up as I think we haven't seen anywhere near his ceiling yet. But again it's rated on paper and while I'm basing my Evans opinion on his flashes from last season statistically he hasn't proven it yet.
LB seems accurate to me as we don't have that athletic freak like some teams do and they may be counting 3-4 linebackers.
Corner again seems accurate as we don't really have that true shutdown corner. I'd say all of our guys are at the back end of a creating turnovers standpoint. I really like our guys and I think the argument for rating them higher would be that they all seem to play good together and within the scheme.
OL could be rated a little high and I really think we need and hope we add some more depth. But at this point your just rating it on paper and they may be accurate.
RB may be the position I would rate higher. Mixon may not have true home run speed. But he has proven to have the talent to be a top back. Perine certainly has some flaws but again has shown he can handle the load when needed and has big play potential. I think Chris Evans is what really moves us up as I think we haven't seen anywhere near his ceiling yet. But again it's rated on paper and while I'm basing my Evans opinion on his flashes from last season statistically he hasn't proven it yet.
