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Bigger impact in 2024: Chase Young or Nate Peterman?

Nate is an idiot but I wouldn't mind this

Nate Geary is still a fool.

Hear me out Nate! When someone says that they are 99 percent of the time talking about something that is a bad idea .. Just take a WR at 28 … there will definitely be good options still available at that point … just pick the right guy Beane ! Center can happen later … WR is definitely the bigger need

Welcome aboard Nate - using logic - I love it. But Frazier is my guy. Regardless. I’ve started a Football version of Moneyball…. All aboard!!!!

Nate rightly or wrongly learned how to play the game. I guarantee he is the most dedicated backup QB in the game right now. He’s getting the starter coffee, turning on the projector, prepping the film. he’s probably doing it all. Good for him. His body wouldn’t allow him to be an NFL player, but he’s gonna get an NFL pension because he knows his role and does it the best.

NATE SILVER: Democrats are hemorrhaging support with voters of color: The trend is real in polls, and in at least some election results. https://www.natesilver.net/p/democrats-are-hemorrhaging-support? Woke stuff is mostly popular with neurotic white people and the grifters who feed off of them.

28. Nate WigginsCB Clemson 60. Jermaine BurtonWR Alabama 128. Cole BishopS Utah 134. Maason SmithDT LSU 144. Braden FiskeDT Florida State 160. Jaylen HarrellEDGE Michigan 163. Braelon AllenRB Wisconsin 189. Jalyx HuntEDGE Houston Christian 200. Hunter NourzadOC Penn State 204. AJ BarnerTE Michigan 248. Luke McCaffreyWR Rice

Good for him. Best of luck to you, Nate, except when you play the Bills.

I got one more in me. -big Nate

What is amazing is the Saints brought Nate's QB coach to New Orleans. They needed someone good on whiteboard I guess.

I feel like Nate, after learning how 17 different offenses work, is going to have a random season when he’s 39 where he throws 5000 yards, 48 TDs, 4 picks, and wins MVP/CPOTY.

Nate still getting work … good to see

Why is President Trump consistently leading in the polls ?? The secret. Joe Biden is losing to Donald Trump because of a dirty little secret: Donald Trump is actually the moderate in this race. This week, new polling showed what Democrats have long feared: Donald Trump is now in commanding position to defeat Joe Biden and win reelection in 2024. According to the latest New York Times/Siena poll, Trump is up 48-43 over Biden; what's more, Biden is actually underwater among Hispanics, earns just two-thirds of Black votes, and has cratered among independents. According to the RealClearPolitics polling average, Trump now leads in every swing state but Pennsylvania and is within the margin of error there, too. Nationally, Trump has not trailed Biden since September 2023. We all know what's going wrong for Biden: He's widely perceived as too old to be running again; Americans remain unhappy with the economy, deeply enraged over border policy and alarmed by the brush fires around the world. Biden came into office promising normalcy, and he has instead delivered chaos. But there's something else going on, too. Joe Biden is losing to Donald Trump because of a dirty little secret: Donald Trump is actually the moderate in this race. On nearly every issue, Trump is closer to the median voter than Biden. Biden won the Democratic primaries over Sen. Bernie Sanders in 2020 because voters thought he would tack toward the center, away from the insanity of The Squad in Congress -- borderline psychotics like Reps. Cori Bush, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar. Instead, he entered office believing that he had a mandate for transformation, that he could become our age's FDR or LBJ. And so Biden abandoned the middle. And median voters are now abandoning Biden. As election analyst Nate Silver rightly observes, The New York Times poll shows that "only 83 percent of voters who say they chose Biden in 2020 plan to vote for him this year, whereas 97 percent who voted for Trump plan to vote for Trump again. These are swing voters, in other words -- people who are explicitly stating to pollsters that they are switching their vote from 2020. There are a substantial number of them." Because the legacy media are monolithically radical on matters of politics, they keep encouraging Biden to double down on the left-wing base, hoping that by steering toward the radicals, he can boost voter turnout. But that strategy is leaving independent voters behind. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2024/03/06/the_dirty_little_secret_of_the_2024_campaign_150605.html ,

I'll give a serious response. It depends on what exactly you're looking for, but here's some of the sites/authors I like to read. I'll bold the ones that are behind paywalls. Reception Perception - https://receptionperception.com/; Particularly good for WRs and QBs (both for NFL players and draft prospects). The main thing I love is that they chart how often WRs run each route type, how successful they are on those routes, success rates against man vs. zone, etc. and they do similar charting for the QBs. Dane Brugler/The Athletic - He usually releases a handful of big boards with some blurbs about the prospects, but the real value is his extremely in depth draft guide (over 300 pages last year) breaking down pretty much every prospect with a pulse, even going back to their high school stats in a lot of cases. First Draft podcast with Mel Kiper & Field Yates - Can be found on any of the podcast platforms you may use and I believe they've begun televising/broadcasting on YouTube as well. I wouldn't say they go super in-depth on guys, but more just simple breakdowns of their top prospects, sleepers, WR big boards, etc. PFF Draft Guide - They have a lot of good NFL Draft content, but their draft guide is particularly good. In recent years, they've begun including their charting for WRs and QBs similar to Reception Perception and I always enjoy seeing the differences between their findings and the consensus (a couple notable examples this year: they have Jayden Daniels #22 on their big board, Keon Coleman #57, and Xavier Worthy #69). Derrik Klassen/Bleacher Report - Bleacher Report kinda hit the scene as poor quality analysis, but in recent years they've employed Matt Miller, Nate Tice, and now Derrik Klassen as their draft experts and they're all very good reads IMO. You can basically just google "(Insert Prospect Name) Scouting Report Bleacher Report" and get a pretty deep breakdown of any prospect you want. The Ringer NFL Draft Guide - https://nfldraft.theringer.com/; great interface and fairly detailed scouting reports on their top 50 or so prospects. They'll eventually add Ben Solak's QB charting as well, which is insanely deep. Daniel Jeremiah - I always enjoy reading his big boards, seeing who's moved up and down, etc. RAS.football - https://ras.football/ This is the guy that calculates every prospect's RAS rating (basically their athleticism score). It's the only thing on his website so no need to go there for anything else. Mockdraftable - https://www.mockdraftable.com/; database that basically shows how a given prospect performed at the Combine in one neat graphic. PlayerProfiler - https://www.playerprofiler.com/; has advanced stats for both NFL players and draft prospects. Famously the place where everyone gets prospect's breakout ages from. Matt Harmon YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@MattHarmonRP; This is the main guy from Reception Perception. 2 Minute Drill YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@2MinuteDrillFB/videos; quick two minute scouting reports of a ton of prospects Brett Kollman YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@BrettKollmann/videos; more in-depth film breakdowns of prospect Spreadsheet of videos to scout prospects yourself - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18a0E2eJPc14LmSOw6vJtvhryNWC-ojOffARtFlCV3xk/edit#gid=0 My WR Metrics Spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12pCgsJPa9X-jjNMOZ_exJTAEfxmZOeETzEm8SNkuXec/edit#gid=1244172747

Nate is right.

Nate Odomes had a similar career to Tre. Very productive, lasted longer than the average CB but injuries ended his career in a similar fashion.

Agree that Nate was better.

So I'm not saying I'm an advocate for drafting Keon Coleman in the 1st or anything, but I think way too much is being made of his 40 time at the Combine. I realize all I'm going by is highlights, but his play speed looks plenty fine to me. First play at 18 seconds shows him plenty fast and elusive enough. Play at 1:51 looks like a guy with more agility and route running than Gabe. The next play (that you see from the All-22 at 2:10) shows pretty good route running ability along with the speed to separate from the defender. At 2:41 you see him used in a Bubble Screen with enough speed and agility to get away from the defender and get into the EZ. Watch his Punt return at 3:00 and tell me that a guy at that size returning a punt like that isn't impressive. Another effective Bubble Screen at 1:03 Effective WR screen behind the LOS at 1:30 I'm going to stop there. I've been listening to a lot of sports podcasts lately that aren't just Bills ones. Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks. First Draft with Field Yates and Mel Kiper Jr. The Athletic Football Podcast with Nate Tice and (sometimes) Dane Brugler. What you hear a lot about the scouting process is the phrase "grade the flashes." Basically, grade those players in their best moments. Keon Coleman in his best moments looks like a 1st round WR, to me. All that said, I do think his draft stock is down after the 40 time, so if we drafted Coleman, what I'd like to see us do is actually trade DOWN into the top of the 2nd and acquire more draft picks and use those other draft picks to slingshot up for more picks in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th round because there's supposed to be a significant drop off in talent after the middle rounds.

And here I was thinking that was EJ Manuel. Knowing the charmed life Nate Hackett has lived, I fully expect he'll get yet another life.

The QB who killed Nate Hackett's career.

Nate Silver is right.

Way to go out on a limb there, Nate.

Nate Wiggins felt a pop in his groin after running 4.29 and is being taken back for evaluation. Already been told he is done for the day.

40 Yard Dash times for DB’s (Cornerbacks) Kris Abram’s-Draine: 4.44, 4.5 Terrion Arnold: 4.51, 4.55 MJ Devonshire: 4.45, 4.48 Marcellas Dial: 4.47, 4.55 Willie Drew: 4.48, 4.47 Renardo Green: 4.54, 4.5 Myles Harden: 4.52, 4.51 Daequan Hardy: 4.39, 4.39 Cam Hart: 4.5, 4.59 Khyree Jackson: 4.5, 4.52 DJ James: 4.43, 4.46 Isaiah Johnson 4.64, 4.66 Elijah Jones 4.45, 4.48 Jarrion Jones: 4.38, X Kalen King: 4.61, 4.62 Dwight McGuthers: 4.47, X Max Melton: 4.39, 4.4 Quinyon Mitchell: 4.33, 4.38 👀 Josh Newton: 4.52, 4.52 Andru Phillips: 4.48, 4.57 Deantre Prince: 4.39, 4.42 Nehemiah Pritchett: 4.36, 4.38 Ennis Rakestraw Jr: 4.54, 4.51 Decemerion Richardson: 4.34, 4.36 Mike Sainristil: 4.47, X Chau Smith-Wade: 4.54, 4.57 Tarheeb Still: 4.52, 4.53 Ryan Watts: 4.53, 4.53 Nate Wiggins: 4.29 😦👀 ****just had a hip flexor injury and is done for the day, will participate at Pro Day in April DNP: Kool-aid McKinstry (Jones Fracture in foot, plan to run at Pro Day and get taken care of before the season starts), Cooper Dejean (Recovering from his broken Fibula still)