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Something to Remember - Au165 - 12-17-2019 Every year people fall in love with guys and you start hearing the phrase "no way he falls out of the 1st" and then every year we come to the relization that there are more guys that fit this description then there are 1st round picks. So with that said take a look at McShay's mock and then realize how much talent is there at 33.
RE: Something to Remember - Synric - 12-17-2019 8 wide receivers in the first round. Not saying it can't happen and all those guys are talented but damn that's alot. Has there ever been 8 WRs in the first round? RE: Something to Remember - Au165 - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:44 PM)Synric Wrote: 8 wide receivers in the first round. Not saying it can't happen and all those guys are talented but damn that's alot. This is a better class than the 2016 class and they had 5 I think. With that said, I kind of think some of those will turn into guys trading up for a QB and possibly linemen. RE: Something to Remember - Synric - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:45 PM)Au165 Wrote: This is a better class than the 2016 class and they had 5 I think. With that said, I kind of think some of those will turn into guys trading up for a QB and possibly linemen. I think an interior offensive linemen or 2 might sneak into the first along with another tackle or two. Quarterbacks and Offensive Tackles are two positions teams reach for alot. RE: Something to Remember - Au165 - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:50 PM)Synric Wrote: I think an interior offensive linemen or 2 might sneak into the first along with another tackle or two. I could see the standard pick 30/31/32 being swapped for a team who wants to come up and snag the 5th year option on a tackle or QB for sure. RE: Something to Remember - Synric - 12-17-2019 Dylan Moses at 33. With the first round played out like that I would have to say Moses Austin Jackson or Josh Jones. RE: Something to Remember - Au165 - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:57 PM)Synric Wrote: Dylan Moses at 33. With the first round played out like that I would have to say Moses Austin Jackson or Josh Jones. Moses then a Tackle in the 3rd would 100% be the move and I wouldn't even blink. RE: Something to Remember - SadFaceBengal15 - 12-17-2019 Moses in 2 and josh jones in 3 would be ideal imo based on this mock. RE: Something to Remember - psychdoctor - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:57 PM)Synric Wrote: Dylan Moses at 33. With the first round played out like that I would have to say Moses Austin Jackson or Josh Jones. Austin Jackson will be a stud. He reminds me of Big Willie. He is a prototype RT. I would have to take Jackson. But I think Bengals will take Higgins at 33. RE: Something to Remember - Whatever - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:45 PM)Au165 Wrote: This is a better class than the 2016 class and they had 5 I think. With that said, I kind of think some of those will turn into guys trading up for a QB and possibly linemen. '16 was more top heavy, imo. Only 3 WR's went in the 2nd and 2 in the 3rd. Braxton Miller was one of those 3rd rounders and he'd be a 6th-7th round flyer in this class. Something to Remember - BenZoo2 - 12-17-2019 Mekhi becton, ot from Louisville just announced he will enter the draft. 6’7”, 360 lbs. 20 years old. Any cardinals fans care to chime in on him? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk RE: Something to Remember - The Stars In Stripes - 12-17-2019 (12-17-2019, 04:24 PM)BenZoo2 Wrote: Mekhi becton, ot from Louisville just announced he will enter the draft. 6’7”, 360 lbs. 20 years old. No Cardinal fan here... but I would love him at RT day 1. Been talkin YB about him for awhile now. RE: Something to Remember - Hammerstripes - 12-18-2019 I always crack up when I see these mocks, not because they are unrealistic, but because most of the national draftniks seem to forget the unwritten rules of draft day: 1. Pass rushers always go higher than they should 2. Corners tend to go higher than they should after the first couple 3. If anyone wants/needs a QB, they will trade up to get them in the top 5-12 So, 8 WRs? not a chance RE: Something to Remember - Au165 - 12-18-2019 (12-18-2019, 12:52 PM)Hammerstripes Wrote: I always crack up when I see these mocks, not because they are unrealistic, but because most of the national draftniks seem to forget the unwritten rules of draft day: I wouldn't really say any of your unwritten rules are actually rules at all but small recent samples.
All this said, anyone can criticize an industry that success is defined at a rate lower than average major league baseball batting averages. In a lot of these cases at this point they are placing the best players versus taking desperate need of teams into account. That will change in a lot of post FA mocks. RE: Something to Remember - RiverRat13 - 12-22-2019 I wouldn't be shocked to see someone trade up to #33 and the Bengals obtaining an extra 3rd round pick, especially if one of the QBs are there. Having the 2nd round on a separate day helps with that scenario. RE: Something to Remember - Synric - 12-22-2019 (12-22-2019, 07:34 PM)RiverRat13 Wrote: I wouldn't be shocked to see someone trade up to #33 and the Bengals obtaining an extra 3rd round pick, especially if one of the QBs are there. Having the 2nd round on a separate day helps with that scenario. I would be..if you are giving up the draft capital for 33 then 32 and a 5th year option isn't as big a difference. RE: Something to Remember - RiverRat13 - 12-22-2019 (12-22-2019, 07:41 PM)Synric Wrote: I would be..if you are giving up the draft capital for 33 then 32 and a 5th year option isn't as big a difference. Good point. RE: Something to Remember - RiverRat13 - 12-22-2019 (12-22-2019, 07:41 PM)Synric Wrote: I would be..if you are giving up the draft capital for 33 then 32 and a 5th year option isn't as big a difference. Good point. RE: Something to Remember - Au165 - 12-23-2019 (12-22-2019, 07:41 PM)Synric Wrote: I would be..if you are giving up the draft capital for 33 then 32 and a 5th year option isn't as big a difference. 33 in the new draft format is a big deal because of the pause. Teams go back and watch more tape and they are sitting there all day thinking about that guy that’s on the board at 33 they never thought would be there. Not so much for a QB because of the 5th year but 33 is such a prime trading spot. RE: Something to Remember - ochocincos - 12-24-2019 (12-17-2019, 01:40 PM)Au165 Wrote: Every year people fall in love with guys and you start hearing the phrase "no way he falls out of the 1st" and then every year we come to the relization that there are more guys that fit this description then there are 1st round picks. So with that said take a look at McShay's mock and then realize how much talent is there at 33. Funny thing about that 2016 WR class...none of those 1st round WRs really amounted to much (yet at least). Coleman, Treadwell, Fuller, and Doctson. |