Untouchable

As much as I wish it to be true, it's also lying season. No "reports" matter until the draft happens.

For the Panthers, the one you excluded. If you get a young starter then A. B should only be an option in a rebuild/cap like scenario.

Darnold should be on our radar as an extension of the draft.

Really intelligent take on both the offensive skill and DB positions. A basketball background is so incredibly helpful in all those positions.

I think you nailed the 3 likely positions. WR seems likely. Miami needs multiple badly. Bengals, Eagles, Lions could all use at least one too. Chase is a feature WR prospect, Smith is super versatile and Waddle is a speed freak. Farley or Surtain look like the 2 if you need a CB. Only team that doesn't need a corner in the top 8 is Miami probably (maybe the Bengals could wait too) Pitts is a freak and absolutely should go top 10 but is only a question because of position importance. I'd guess if teams don't take a 3rd OL prospect it would be 2 WRs

If a QB isn't there trade back

Like Fields and a big fan of Banks. I'd be estatic if Grant is there in the 3rd but I don't think that's going to happen. I worry about Myers because he's been able to play in between some very very good guards his 2 seasons.

Going through his other tweets, his analysis seems spot on IMO. The game was called drastically different from the NFC Championship Game as well as from how it has been called all season. Both instances favored Tampa significantly.

So of all the QBs potentially on the carousel this offseason only 3 caught my eye. Watson, Stafford and Darnold. Watson and Stafford where obvious significant upgrades on QB1. Darnold I view as just an extension of the draft. I didn't really believe Tua was up for sale but he is in the same boat as Darnold. A 2nd rounder tops would pry away a young developmental prospect. None of the others offer an upgrade over Bridgewater or at least not enough of one that is worth losing more capital or cap space over.

Just the first one. Though I could be talked into the last one too.

Eagles traded from 8 -> 2 for Wentz a couple years ago... It will be pricey but it might not be as expensive for a couple reasons. Obviously it would be for pick 3 instead of 2 for one. But also, in 2016 there were only 2 players viewed as potential franchise QBs vs. likely 4 this year. So at pick 3, teams would still have at least one fall back plan.

Seems like the most accurate take I've seen on the QB class.

You need to be able to make plays with your arm and legs. By arm, I mean with arm strength to fit it in tight windows. Jones (and QBs like him) have not become above average since the practice rules were changed. They would end being the first exception to the rule. Look at any QB drafted in the last decade. Anyone touting Brady or Brees types hasn't been paying attention.

If I'm taking a chance on any of these QBs it's on Mond

He was D2, that was the problem

This. He's a D3 prospect who knows if he gets in a game against D1s for the first time he can skyrocket his stock even more. I've already seen suggestions he could go Top 50. Maybe in the 60-75 range is more reasonable like Ali Marpet a couple years ago.

We better be looking at him already, he's performed exceptionally well this whole week. Should be a big riser.

This guy is the best I've seen when it comes to evaluating the OL. Keep an eye out as the draft process rolls on, he usually puts out scouting reports. He thinks Trey Smith and Ben Cleveland were the best of the ones we coached. His Top OT was Dillion Radunz, Top G was Aaron Banks, Top C (and overall) was Creed Humphrey.

I liked what I saw from him and DJ Daniel this week. Both looked great. Grant is a stud.

It's a day behind it seems, but to track daily practice notes...

If we're looking to revamp our offensive line, ECU OT D'Ante Smith could make a great athletic depth pieces with upside at the tackle positions. I've seen several clips of very strong reps from yesterday particularly at LT and RG. I wonder what his game tape looks like. 6050, 294 lbs, 35.25" arms, 10" hands, 85.125" wing.

Anyone watch this Demetric Felton before? He's was a RB last season and a slot receiver the year before but I keep seeing him torching DBs. He's one of several potential Samuel replacements at the Senior Bowl. Toney and Eskridge also come to mind.

Big fan of Onwuzurike. 3T with a ton of versatility.