10-28-2021, 09:57 AM
(10-27-2021, 10:20 AM)ochocincos Wrote: I'd argue that 2019 draft class was even worse.
Jonah Williams is very good, but he was plagued by injuries the first two seasons. Jonah came to the team injured, his first year was a wash. But he is the left tackle for the future.
Pratt started out bad, but he's turned into a solid LB. I thought he would have been better sooner. Look at the line he had in front of him last year. He's been really good this year.
Sample is in Year 3 and is still a backup (would have been backup last year if not for injury). He's also very uninspiring in the passing game.
He was drafted to be a blocking TE, not a pass catcher.
Wren has done nothing. I'm assuming the only reason he's not a "swing and miss" on the list is because he's still technically on the team.
He did not play last year, right? So he's basically a 2nd year player adding depth.
Treyveon Williams also hasn't done much. Yes, he hasn't shaken the injury bug
The 2020 early picks were very good, and those are the most important. None of the Day 3 picks have done much yet, but maybe they will.
I'd consider this a "good" draft.
The 2021 draft really hit on Chase and McPherson.
Carman is coming along, but I knew he'd need some grooming since he's completely changing positions.
I'm excited to see Ossai next year.
