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Ideal Scheme Fit, Role Mukuba projects best as a starting free safety at the NFL level. In Cover-3 & Cover-1 heavy schemes, Mukuba has the range, vision, instincts, and open-field tackling ability to serve as a last line of defense and the potential to be a high-impact safety. In contrast, split-field coverages should give him more opportunities to get involved with rolling into intermediate zones and allow his vision and feel for pattern combinations to take over. Mukuba’s an admirable striker with coverage versatility in zone but should not be frequently charged with playing in the box on account of his stature to keep his range and burst available to pursue the football freely. https://www.the33rdteam.com/andrew-mukuba-2025-nfl-draft-scouting-report/

I would be happy if it fell this way

Mike Green in 5 years

Waiting for a certain someone to come on here and call all these scouts and analysts idiots and say the have no idea what they are talking about

Prisco has him going at 11 and Johnson at 12

Yes

I think its either Graham, Walker, or Williams for us Edit: if we stay at 8

The same guy is now saying Walker

Just stay at 8 and pick Walker

Hard to put him ahead of Peppers Luke and Cam honestly. You could make the case of best offensive weapon we ever had

Walker makes the most sense at 8

How can you mention Nick Cannon and not make a joke about him being his kid

Tmac is taller but they are similar in weight so they are both big bodied. Coker has longer arms so his catch radius is probably bigger. Coker had 0 drops so I guess that covers hands. I never said coker was better

He still not worth a top 10 pick

He took 1 DE, 2 OT, 2RB, 1 OLB, 2 MLB, 1 QB between 2001 and 2012 so I guess by this logic it could be a tackle too

I was wrong the video was 2023, but Tmac only had 3 rec for 15 yards vs Hunter in that game McMillan was targeted 15 times in the game, five while he was being defended by Hunter. The Colorado Heisman hopeful held him to just three receptions for 15 yards with one first down, but one of those catches was a two-yard touchdown in which McMillan used his frame to box out Hunter and made an impressive one-handed snag. https://athlonsports.com/college/all-buffaloes/travis-hunter-vs-tetairoa-mcmillan-2023-colorado-vs-arizona-advanced-stats

They are all similar in the way they play

It's easily googled

Tmac is just a slower version of XL with better hands, we have that in Coker

5 receptions for 34 yards is against Hunter it's in the video. 2024 is more important because it's the most recent and both players should have gotten better. Obviously Hunter learned from the first game. The whole point is Hunter is an NFL level talent at CB and the only real marchip we have to show how tmac could play in the NFL. For as big as Tmac is how does Hunter just bully him in that game. I never said Tmac isn't a first round talent, but his stock is only up because the cream is so thin at WR.

Cause 2024 is more important

I mean there's video of this going around

So I lied when I said he had 5 catches for 38 yards?

Lol