DJB

24 hours later is blood alcohol has stabilized, and now he will pay his way out of this one

Those were my pre draft rankings. Hugely wrong about Jeudy but nailed everything else pretty much Do you have a link or a post Gunner which proves that was your order as you had it written above? If so huge respect

Such quality people in KC

I think Samuel is going to be the best #2 WR Josh has ever had . He may even be the best WR he’s had before Diggs arrived as well

Put 5000K on it and don’t tell the wife

I’m aware of the age with Leggete and the late break out. Hugely concerning but his tape this year is one of the best amongst the WR group. Mitchell has WR1 upside. The size, speed, agility and ability to get open is superb. He didn’t put up great numbers due to terrible QB play. Yes he takes plays off , can it be coached out of him? We will find out. Coleman I’m not a fan of and I’ve been vocal about that . I’m not worried anyway as he’s not the type of WR Beane has described what we are looking for . I.e hands, ability to separate and explosive plays. All of these guys come with warning flags. None are perfect not even Harrison, it’s figuring out which one will translate to the NFL and into our offense

For those advocating for Coleman due to his size, then why aren’t you advocating for Leggette and Mitchell who are just as big but come with elite speed and terrific separation with cleaner hands ?

I want nothing to do with Tez Walker. He absolutely crumbled at the senior bowl and we need guys that step up when it matters most in the playoffs and not fold like a cheap tent. Hes a huge pass for me with those very questionable hands

At 60 all the half decent WR’s will be more than long gone. So Beane either takes one at 28 or he moves back a bit into round 2 and picks up a 3rd and takes one early round 2

Clowney stinks so this is no loss at all

Absolutely loved JK when he was coming out of the draft. He was my favourite RB in that class. But his injury history is extremely concerning and there are simply better and more durable options available to us as an RB2

It was meant as a first post joke . I too don’t want to go on Christmas

Well we know it won’t be a home game for the Dolphins as they those fans won’t show up to the game as they aren’t real fans

No more surprise inside kicks is the only downside to this I see. Safety is important on this one

Unless it’s for Harrison, Nabers or Odunze then no

That’s the one Ace McDermott has that some fans hang their hats on. Big deal he won 9 with Tyrod. Big deal our schedule was cupcake and the Jets and Dolphins were a joke that year. Even the Patriots empire wasn’t the same . We also needed a miracle play in the Ravens game for us to get into the playoffs. It was 7 years ago. It’s time we raise the bar and expectations for McDermott and he can’t live off his past laurels.

Incredibly well thought out mock! Really, really well done . Normally I get through some picks and scratch my head when I see a team picking a player they have no business choosing as it’s not a need whatsoever and I usually can’t get through the entire mock. You did your homework and it’s awesome man well done . Super impressed . About a week ago I started to think that Dallas might go Worthy. It makes a ton of sense.

Josh covers up plenty of Mcdermotts downfalls. If Sean had a mediocre QB and not a generational franchise guy he would be losing a lot more than winning and likely would have been fired. McDermott is on his what 4th OC? He screwed up with Dennison and Dorsey, lost Dabol to a promotion. Hes bumbled on field decisions and blamed other coaches for losses. Hes now done the same to the players too. This is my last year with McDermott. I need a SB appearance to want him back.

He took it a step further and simply announced the exact player we are picking

I loved Legettes 2023 film but there are major concerns ….. please read the negatives . (Grabbed this profile breakdown) Xavier Legette Prospect Analytical Profile Measurements Height: 6-1 Weight: 221 Positives: Surprise, the first positive noted for a prospect is his athleticism. Not to take away from Legette as he does have some insane athletic measurables. Legette scored a 9.89 RAS, which surprisingly only ranks 6th in this year's WR class. Legette ran a 4.39 at 221lb with a 40" vertical and 10’ 6’’ broad jump, all of which are elite in their respective measurements. Legette is as physical as it gets and is able to use his size/athleticism to his advantage. Legette's physicality works particularly well against man coverage where Legette had a 2.28 career YPRR and a PFF Grade of 85.6 vs Man in 2023. Legette did not get a lot of playing time prior to 2023, but in his first full year as a starter, he put up some impressive numbers. In 2023, Legette had a YPRR of over 3.00 and a PFF grade of 82.5. Legette's on-paper stats in 2023 were impressive - 1,255 receiving yards in only 12 games with 7 touchdowns and an insane yards/rec of 17.7. Despite his size, Legette played a fair amount of snaps in the slot throughout his career, showing positional versatility. Legette played 25.6% of his career snaps in the slot and had an impressive 443 receiving yards in the slot in 2023, making up for 35% of his production. With his raw skills as a receiver, but insane athleticism and physicality, Legette's ideal role may be as a big-slot in the NFL. Legette also showed the ability to be a plus deep threat in 2023. 44% of Legette's 2023 production came on deep yards and 64% of his career receiving yards were air yards. Negatives: Unfortunately, Legette does have a long list of negatives and red flags in his analytical profile. Starting with Legette having an extremely concerning 5th-year breakout. Legette is already 23 years old, months before getting drafted. Legette also had a late, late breakout age of 22. I did previously mention 2023 being Legette first full year as a starter. However, that wasn't because of injury or really a lack of playing time. Prior to 2023, Legette played in 41 games and ran almost 600 routes in 4 years with very little production. Regardless of the reasoning, his late breakout is extremely concerning for a prospect and poses the question of whether or not Legette's 2023 production was heavily skewed due to being a literal man amongst boys. Legette has a relatively low career QBR when targeted where he ranks 30th in this year's class. Legette has an atrocious career YPRR of 1.55. There are 35 prospects in my predictive draft model. Legette ranks dead last in career YPRR by a considerable margin. The prospect with the 2nd to last career YPRR is at 1.60. Legette also ranks extremely low in TDPRR (30th) and First Down PRR (last again). Legette had an awful career PFF grade vs Zone of 61.10, also dead last amongst 35 prospects. Despite an impressive 2023 season, Legette's overall production profile is abysmal, especially for someone who played 53 career games. Contested catch is often marked as a positive for Legette in his draft breakdowns. However, Legette ranks relatively low in contested catch rate, converting only 43% of his contested targets.

Exactly it sets up the run, the pass, play action, boots. I think gun is not great for our running game and it basically shows pass from our O. At least under Dorsey

I hate social media for this type of crap

Absolutely it’s a priority. Better to get a guy a year too early than a year too late. Its paramount we come out of this draft with a WR at 28

Version 2 soon?