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You can't point to anything that separates Mitchell from anyone in this class. He wasn't overly productive. He doesn't run great routes. He plays slow but runs fast in shorts. He didn't show strength in coverage. He never had to face a #1 CB. He never had to deal with much press. He didn't see much over-the-top coverage. He didn't get much zone LB attention because of Sanders. I mean the list goes on and ****ing on with things against him and very little except size, good hands, and the Olympics going for him. That's great. So you have my gut feeling guy now too. Impressive analysis? You betchya. My boy runs a 4.45 at 6'0" 195 and has great hands. You're welcome. Now if you want, you can point me to something of substance that indicates why, precisely, your boy is worthy of a 1st round pick. Hell, make a good point he should be a top 48 pick. That means he has to go higher than George Pickens did. "This dude's an Alpha" just doesn't quite do it for me. |
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You won’t listen to reason here. Your mind was made up and there’s nothing I can do if you think little Worthy is a better football player when Cosell of NFL films and a guy who ran an NFL team and talks to current scouts are not seeing what you are seeing.
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DT in 2nd Brenden Rice in 3rd Luke McCaffrey in 4th CB, LB, RB, or TE for remaining |
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This 100%. Great analysis here.
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This 100%. Great analysis here.
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If the Chiefs elect not to take a WR at 32 then I would love for them to get Roman Wilson in the 50’s like they did Rice.
Wilson seems like a great fit here.
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I like Roman Wilson alot. He'd be my 2nd round choice.
Depends what they do with FA. If you add someone nice in FA, it lets you maybe explore some other positions |
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Yeah I think they’re gonna get Mooney and have the MVS role already filled.
Every mock I’ve seen has the top 5 (big 3 + Mitchell/Thomas Jr) gone well before we could even get a trade up for either. Jags, Colts and Bills will be in on those guys
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After Mitchell's combine, I would be surprised if he makes it to 32. No chance Thomas JR does, and I don't know that Worthy will now either.
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I'm fine with Mitchell going ahead of us, I'm not a fan and hope he moves one of the others down for us.
I'm still really shocked that Worthy only caught 6 deep balls all season. That doesn't compute given his speed IMO and concerns me. Starting to believe we stick with Veach's traditional draft plan and take a WR in the 2nd. Franklin, Coleman, McConkey, Polk, Legette, Corley, Walker, Burton etc... So many options to choose from it seems most practical. A small move up in the 2nd, just like we made for Rice, or a Sneed trade for a 2nd would get it done. |
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Who normally gets drafted higher? Even in your fabled stroke of genius, Campbell was drafted 2 rounds higher than McLaurin. Circumstances aligning perfectly is a rarity, not a regularity. |
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I’m starting to fall in love with Coleman at 50ish if we can get that pick for sneed. Let’s find our deep threat later in the draft or via free agency, maybe both? I feel like Coleman’s actual game speed is better than his combine numbers. And he can catch and his radius is great plus the one handed catches get me real excited with Mahomes.
https://www.prideofdetroit.com/2024/...raft-prospects Keon Coleman, Florida State (6-foot-3 1⁄4, 213 pounds) The former Michigan State product may have turned some fans away with his 4.61 40-yard dash—the second slowest time of the wide receiver group—but for a team like the Lions that value GPS timing over the 40, Coleman is still likely high atop their wide receiver rankings. As the NFL Network broadcast brought up several times, NFL Rookie of the Year candidate Puka Nacua (4.57 40-yard dash) ran the fastest time in the “gauntlet drill” last year (20.06 MPH), illustrating how his GPS speed translates more than straight-line speed. This year, Coleman took home the honor of the fastest gauntlet time (20.36 MPH), the second fastest “go route” time (21.71 MPH)—behind only Thomas—as well as landing in the top four of several other categories Next Gen Stats GPS tracks. Coleman’s game film points to his route precision needing to be cleaned up, but in on-field drills, you could tell he is working on that part of his game. While going full speed through the routes, Coleman stayed on course and covered ground very quickly. He got low into his breaks and showed explosion getting out of them. His length showed up in his stride and catching radius, and his hands looked very solid on the day as a whole. |
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I'd probably take Legette in round 2 over some of these guys in round 1 if I could get a CB/DE/T in the first.
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In a way I hope other teams over react to the WR's and we get another position that slides a little.
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