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Interesting that Colston Loveland (grade 6.70) and Tyler Warren (grade 6.77) were superior prospects last year. Loveland https://www.nfl.com/prospects/colston-loveland/32004c4f-5645-6221-1f26-a303114b69f8 Warren https://www.nfl.com/prospects/tyler-warren/32005741-5271-7637-9a66-3790edc85a60 Sadiq (grade 6.46)https://www.nfl.com/prospects/kenyon-sadiq/32005341-4448-2340-2c14-326d6464aafc

If thats true then he will be long gone by 19

At 6'2" 238 pounds he is more of an ILB. I think Keldrick Faulk at 6'6" 276 pounds is more of the 3-4 end and the one I would take over Hill at 19.

Only hate is Phillips's contract. While then also saying, well, it's actually only 2 years 60 million. So the one area of hate...is actually not even bad. But, 17th. Sure.

Ai even knows better Top Ranked NFL Teams: 2026 Free Agency Team Grade/Rank Key Acquisitions Analysis Pittsburgh Steelers 1st Michael Pittman Jr. (WR), Jamel Dean (CB), Jaquan Brisker (S) Acquired Pittman for a late-round pick swap to pair with DK Metcalf and veteran Aaron Rodgers. San Francisco 49ers 2nd Mike Evans (WR), Osa Odighizuwa (DT), Christian Kirk (WR) Secured Evans on a team-friendly deal to fix short-yardage and red zone issues. Carolina Panthers A- Jaelan Phillips (EDGE), Devin Lloyd (LB), Rasheed Walker (OT) Patched their biggest defensive holes with elite talent, including a "steal" in Devin Lloyd. Baltimore Ravens B+ Trey Hendrickson (EDGE), John Simpson (OG) Pivoted to Hendrickson after a failed trade for Maxx Crosby, addressing a major pass-rush need. Washington Commanders 8th Odafe Oweh (EDGE), Rachaad White (RB), Leo Chenal (LB) Focused on the middle market to build roster depth around QB Jayden Daniels. Philadelphia Eagles B Riq Woolen (CB), Arnold Ebiketie (EDGE), Hollywood Brown (WR) Targeted cost-effective contributors to stabilize the secondary and pass rush.

I see even ESPN is using AI bs now.........

Honestly, more surprised the ESPN unpaid intern didn't just leave us out entirely because they forgot we exist...

A lot of the older coaches are retiring a bit more prematurely than in years past and I get it. This new era with the whole NIL and transfer portal deals has completely changed the nature of the job. They have plenty if money so if they don't want to evolve to fit the new model, fug it just retire. I get it.

Never be afraid to upgrade.

I’ll be honest, I had no idea he was an ILB or projected to be one in the NFL. I always thought he was more of a 3-4 end. But him being an ILB next to Lloyd is super intriguing, I’m not gonna lie.

I mean, I've seen a person or two say that we had the best, so... The proof will be in the pudding. We've got work to do in the draft, and you really can't get a good picture until you start seeing the total product on the field on a continuous basis.

They're the furthest west and by far the best so that doesn't make sense to me, only shitty teams wanted in the east

Still hate it then as we lose a home gsme

Meh the Panthers could've gotten prime Pat Mahomes, prime Jerry Rice and prime Walter Payton and that might've been good for 14th.

ESPN had Jalean Phillips Ranked 3rd, Rasheed Walker ranked 5th, and Devin Lloyd ranked 17th (guessing that would be cause of positional value) but we get 3 of their top 17 guys and ranked 17th overall lol. they disagree with themselves.

Only 1 team would move east and I think it'll be Minnesota

Yeah I think Memphis was the lock really want the other one to be new Orleans. They're farther east and they suck

I think it’s gotta be Memphis plus one of either New Orleans or Minnesota.

It’s just someone who doesn’t understand how Jaelan’s contract is structured + lazy

I feel like this was written as rage-bait in a slow news period. Raiders only at 7 also? Dude is off his hinges.

Can't say I disagree with anything more than this I understand not having one maybe two three even a possibility but beyond that you're going to find maybe 10 other teams with a better free agency than us https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48259765/2026-nfl-free-agency-class-rankings-teams-improved-better-worse-32-signings-deals