The Jokeman

With as strong as this draft class is I think the Tampa deal is better as adding an extra second could prove valuable. As think we could get a solid CB at pick 19 , use our 2nd on a QB we like and than the acquired Tampa pick on a WR like Zay Jones.

I rank Webb in the 3rd tier of QBs in they all have upsides but question marks. The more I watch the NFL the more I feel QBs are more about processing information than arm strength. I'm probably wrong but Nathan Peterman feels like the QB that's going to breakout as he developed at Tennessee and had two solid years at Pitt and when watched his performance against Clemson was impressed that seemingly was hitting guys open all the time. I know his arm strength is far from great but think it's good enough.

Davis looks like a more complete WR as he seems to be more fluid/faster. Yet Williams brings the size to the table a shows Dez Bryant clocked speed. I'm glad not a real GM ad I go back and fourth between which I'd want. Most mockers seem to favor Davis for what it's worth.

Webb is a 4th/5th Round prospect. He might go as high as 3 but to me that's a reach.

Pick it up but also draft a viable replacement (as most WRs take three seasons before reaching their potential) to either compliment or replace Sammy if he can't stay healthy.

I'm upset over it because said QB has 1 year of experience in the NCAA, BIG risk if ask me. Now if he had two years behind his belt I might say something different. While feel Trubisky might be the best QB in this draft I don't feel he's worth a top 10 pick.

Not at pick 10 plus Whaley good at finding LBs see Kiko, Preston, Lorax, Zach etc. I think we can wait and find someone in Round 5.

In college athletic QBs can be more dangerous and Dobbs is a superior athlete to Peterman. Yet Peterman played in a pro style offense at Pitt and has shown skills/intangibles that make him a good QB in the NFL. Specifically he can read a defense if his first option not open and has the ability to throw a WR open ie has the anticipation to throw the ball to a spot that the WR should be at when completes his route. While he doesn't have superior arm strength some have compared his skill set (minus the arm) to an Aaron Rodgers.

I like Peterman as an option but think we have to take him in Round 3 as don't think he be available after that to us.

Wright by all accounts is a great athlete and at times excels (see the Ravens giving him a three year extension after his partial season with them) but also has times he majorly struggles. I have no problem bringing him in to compete, as most of our signings now are going to most likely at or close to vet minimum. He played under Frazier in Baltimore so that's a plus not to mention fellow USC alum so maybe can help out Seymour too?

It could also just be posturing for the Pats as there was talk that Blount wasn't going to sign their offer.

I have a feeling it's a Patriots intel meeting, as it was also reported that Mike was working out with the team earlier in the week. Hopefully he doesn't spill anything about the new staff to the enemy.

The Bills were pretty transparent under Whaley/Ryan in terms of drafting players and/or for needs. I mean if look at Dennison/Kubiak offense Owen Daniels was somewhat important, I think Clay is as talented as Daniels was so not sure a 2nd TE as vital but tough call with a guy like Howard who is arguably elite at his position.

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I'm slightly shocked that Jacksonville didn't sign Nassib with the Coughlin/Marrone/Hackett connections all there.

He hasn't taught him yet. In fact he couldn't teach Michael Vick either with his failed business. Jim might have been a good QB but not much more can be said about him that matters to me as a Buffalo Bills fan.

Damn RIP indeed, he was a great personnel man.

Valid but I think when we traded down from 8 to 16 to get EJ this was part of our rationale.

See Tony Romo. Yet with his character issues Chad might never make it to anything but a backup in the NFL.

Is this mock from when the regular season ended? As then there was thought that there were solid QBs and teams that needed them, it's been since thought that said QBs aren't franchise caliber and as a result not going in most mocks until later.

With the current CBA it's foolish to take a QB in the top 10 picks if he isn't a franchise QB. As if you do then you have to give him a top 10 at his position contract in his 5th year if exercise his option. By contrast if taken outside the top 10 (in first round) if you take the option than you only give him a contract of average of QBs paid 3rd through 23rd aka most likely a much lower cap figure.

and yet the BEST (AFC East) team didn't visit him....

Or Webb didn't get the exposure because he was at Texas Tech, which was a part time starter in 2013, full time starter in 2014, benched for Patrick Mahomes in 2015 and then he transferred to start at Cal in 2016. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davis_Webb They always say if you want a QB take him a round earlier, hence my calling for us to draft him in Round 3.

Nathan Peterman, might be the most pro ready QB in the draft and has good intangibles. I also see him as a 3rd Rounder so see him as low risk high reward option.