Iowa produces good tight ends...He looks like an NFL TE
Jags leaning towards Travon Walker at 1?
2022 NFL Draft: Jaguars still undecided on No. 1 pick, could be leaning toward Travon Walker, per report
2022 NFL Draft: Jaguars still undecided on No. 1 pick, could be leaning toward Travon Walker, per report
And potatoes and cornIowa produces good tight ends...
in terms of QB, I do not feel we're going to get even close to Malik Willis -- I feel he goes to Seattle, they do not have the Oline for a Kenny Pickett, so they better take a QB who can run for his life (Malik Willis) --- and then Pittsburgh takes hometown hero Kenny Pickett.
with that said, Matt Corral gives us a bit better pocket presence and short accuracy -- Desmond Ridder has better deep accuracy. I would be happy with either, whether it be stick and pick at 26, or slip back a bit to add more draft picks.
with that said, Matt Corral gives us a bit better pocket presence and short accuracy -- Desmond Ridder has better deep accuracy. I would be happy with either, whether it be stick and pick at 26, or slip back a bit to add more draft picks.
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Corral is probably best case scenario for us. I think with a year behind a vet, he could easily end up the best QB in this class.in terms of QB, I do not feel we're going to get even close to Malik Willis -- I feel he goes to Seattle, they do not have the Oline for a Kenny Pickett, so they better take a QB who can run for his life (Malik Willis) --- and then Pittsburgh takes hometown hero Kenny Pickett.
with that said, Matt Corral gives us a bit better pocket presence and short accuracy -- Desmond Ridder has better deep accuracy. I would be happy with either, whether it be stick and pick at 26, or slip back a bit to add more draft picks.
I’ve been pounding the table for Howell, but that’s partly because I doubt Corral makes it to 26 and I don’t want to move up.
If Corral is there at 26 I’m in!
I think Ridder fits what the Titans do, better than any other QB in this draft. He would be best in a run first offense. I didn't like his tape at first when watching him, but he grew on me. Even if he's equal to what Tanne can do, he's cheaper for 5 years if we draft him in the 1st, so we can build around him until the time comes for the big contract.in terms of QB, I do not feel we're going to get even close to Malik Willis -- I feel he goes to Seattle, they do not have the Oline for a Kenny Pickett, so they better take a QB who can run for his life (Malik Willis) --- and then Pittsburgh takes hometown hero Kenny Pickett.
with that said, Matt Corral gives us a bit better pocket presence and short accuracy -- Desmond Ridder has better deep accuracy. I would be happy with either, whether it be stick and pick at 26, or slip back a bit to add more draft picks.
Tannehill has been a legitimate top 10 QB since taking over. I agree that we need to be looking to the future, but it's extremely unlikely we'll get comparable performance from a late 1st round QB. Hell, this QB class is terrible compared to last year's, and look how poorly those guys did.I think Ridder fits what the Titans do, better than any other QB in this draft. He would be best in a run first offense. I didn't like his tape at first when watching him, but he grew on me. Even if he's equal to what Tanne can do, he's cheaper for 5 years if we draft him in the 1st, so we can build around him until the time comes for the big contract.
Hard to believe that Drake London is being mocked as the top WR, let alone in the top 10.
It's not like he was a dominant WR who happened to run a bad 40 time like Kupp or Keenan Allen. He was a possession receiver who got no separation in a bad college conference. He looks like a less athletic Mike Williams, and basically every other top WR receivers high marks for their speed and athleticism.
It's not like he was a dominant WR who happened to run a bad 40 time like Kupp or Keenan Allen. He was a possession receiver who got no separation in a bad college conference. He looks like a less athletic Mike Williams, and basically every other top WR receivers high marks for their speed and athleticism.
Hard to believe that Drake London is being mocked as the top WR, let alone in the top 10.
It's not like he was a dominant WR who happened to run a bad 40 time like Kupp or Keenan Allen. He was a possession receiver who got no separation in a bad college conference. He looks like a less athletic Mike Williams, and basically every other top WR receivers high marks for their speed and athleticism.
I agree with you…I won’t be surprised if he isn’t the 4th WR off the board
I imagine the 2 receivers from Ohio State and the one from Alabama will go before him. Maybe even Dotson from PSU. With so much focus on explosive WRs in recent years, and this draft featuring several of those guys, it's just odd. Maybe the analysts are just bored mocking the same thing for monthsI agree with you…I won’t be surprised if he isn’t the 4th WR off the board
I agree I don't think Tannehill's replacement will be there at 26
Texans trade with Pats...
Texans trade with Pats...
Could this Texans/Pats trade be part of a Kadarius Toney package?I agree I don't think Tannehill's replacement will be there at 26
Texans trade with Pats...
Toney to Houston for a 5th?Could this Texans/Pats trade be part of a Kadarius Toney package?
That was my thinking.Toney to Houston for a 5th?
My take was the Pats have their eye on a few late rnd guys and would much rather get 2 of them than 1 in the 5th
If that’s the case, just do it one step. I think their board is heavy on the later round guys.Toney to Houston for a 5th?
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I think what @Chronos and @Titans2004 mentioned seems more likely....I think Houston probably could get him for their 6th which is pretty close to a 5thThat was my thinking.
Yeah we are definitely NOT sitting out the whole second round. Expect a trade down or trade up. We have too many 4th and 6th round picks to sit on our hands that whole round .
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I've heard Kiper and McShay say multiple times that the strength of this draft is in rounds 2-4. I would be completely fine with trading down and adding more picks, but the flip side to this is, most every other team will want to do the same thing. We may not have the option to trade back.
One crazy stat they mentioned when talking about rounds 2-4, the Ravens have 7 picks in these rounds!
One crazy stat they mentioned when talking about rounds 2-4, the Ravens have 7 picks in these rounds!
We would have to trade away our 3rd and both 4ths to get into the back half of the 2nd rnd….I’d rather take my chances with 3 mid rnd picks than 1 2nd rnd pickYeah we are definitely NOT sitting out the whole second round. Expect a trade down or trade up. We have too many 4th and 6th round picks to sit on our hands that whole round .
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