A look towards the 2024 NFL Draft
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These mocks are pissing me off, I want the projected comps in there too! Would that be to hard?Like this one more though. Traded down in the 1st with the Saints send them 13 and Noteboom for 19 and a 4th
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PFN need to redesign their simulator. Trice at 58 is the latest in a long list of highly unlikely falls they’ve had.
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Just not a fan of these simulators.Like this one more though. Traded down in the 1st with the Saints send them 13 and Noteboom for 19 and a 4th
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It's super-early but from everything I have read thus far, King will be gone before #52; and Mims will be selected long ... long ... before #77.
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So, with the other simulator (assuming they are two different ones) Trice goes #19 but here he goes at #58; and Mims is #25 here but #77 in the other one.
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Kiran Amegadjie is a potential climber and my favourite mid- to late-round OT prospect.
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Every draft I've done where I go OT at the top I feel like the pass game weapons or edge are disappointing.
When I go Edge at the top things seem to slot the best.
OT feels like it's a bit worked over by round 3, and I would guess it will be worse in the real draft since the big guys can go off so fast. Wideout is the same. Though of course you can't really draw any conclusions when the logic of the simulator is so flawed.
When I go Edge at the top things seem to slot the best.
OT feels like it's a bit worked over by round 3, and I would guess it will be worse in the real draft since the big guys can go off so fast. Wideout is the same. Though of course you can't really draw any conclusions when the logic of the simulator is so flawed.
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Potentially yes to both comments. None of these lists are correct and they will all change. All we can do is use the lists provided. I look as much at the positions than the players.
Also a majority of the players can go a round or two earlier than fans or these lists think or later or even be UDFA. Don't get locked into thinking a players us a certain round pick, it leads to disliking a player because of perceived value.
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It’s the opposite for me: I like hunting for less hyped players who could prove to be steals.
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ESPN did a mock this week with us taking Guyton from Oklahoma in the 1st. Most mocks I've seen have him as a 3rd or 4th round pick. Just goes to highlight everybody outside of the top 5 or 10 has a different ranking than others. Just enjoying this process as always.
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What database is this?
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Agree completely. Right or wrong, sites that rank players and experts alike tend to fall in love with the same 8-10 players every year. Next, they have their short list of 1rst/2nd rounder cusp players. After that, they’re just throwing darts. Just take a look at their mocks. They’re almost identical in players with only the order changing. What appears to be the biggest wart is they tend to act like they’re drafting for every team simultaneously—making sure the mock gets everybody what they need. Naturally, it doesn’t work that way.
It’s obvious at times how flawed their criteria can be, but you just have to trust your gut—just like the GMs do.
I remember studying up on OL last draft and reading the same knock on Avila: he needed to improve his body. Not sure what that meant, and I’m not looking forward to seeing him in a bathing suit, but I never considered that a factor in evaluating OL.
I wonder how the more “chiseled” OL picked before him are doing this season.
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Did this one doing no trades. It could be much worse I think.
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Laiatu Latu
EDGE UCLA - 52.
Cooper Beebe
OG Kansas State - 83.
Will Shipley
RB Clemson - 144.
Omar Speights
LB LSU - 148.
Jason Marshall Jr.
CB Florida - 173.
Anthony Belton
OT NC State