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2025 NFL Draft - Round 1 Discussion


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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

Yeah, I definitely read more than one article that stated Warren was not a slam dunk as the top TE. He was an "eye of the beholder" guy. Doesn't mean he isn't a great prospect but the Brock Bowers comps seemed very suspect.

Brock Bowers was probably the most talented TE drafted this century. No tight end should be getting compared to him.

Warren is like a Swiss army knife that can play te and fb. He has a lot of red flag things he needs to work on for me though to be a great TE in the NFL though - something that should never be picked at #8

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4 minutes ago, CRA said:

His board isn’t a guess of where guys get drafted though.   He knew Cam Ward was pick 1 but didn’t view as the best football player (which he isn’t).  So he doesn’t rank 1.  Teams don’t draft BPA.  They draft need, bias, systems, all sorts of stuff.  

I was looking at his last mock draft.  It was a guess of where guys will get drafted.  

Of course, he probably has 50 of them, like most of these analyst do.  And most of them are wrong and don't really know who will end up the better player.  We have Macmillan, just have to see how it works out.  

I was listening to some guy on the radio who said we should have taken golden because he is faster.  Sometimes I think speed gets overrated just a bit. Shiftiness and agility might be more important than running a 4.45 vs running a 4.3.  

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2 minutes ago, rodeo said:

Every person the Huddle wanted us to pick is still sitting on the board. Would be wild if we make off with a Jihaad Campbell or someone in the 2nd

There's going to be plenty of pass rushers to choose from in R2. I do expect them to trade up for one though in R2 if there's a run on pass rushers early in the round.

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