Hamilton. The Aaron Curry of S. Super overrated. Not fast or smooth enough for today's NFL.
Sauce. I don't actually think he'll bust, but I was looking at all the top 10 drafter corners recently and the bust rate is really high, so I'll just throw the name out there for some different flavor. I do hesitate when a prospect is supposedly so clean and perfect.
London. Through all the coverage I've consumed I see the positives in every WR at this point, but this guy would be a total anomaly to every single top WR in the league right now. And no, he's not Mike Evans. Evans would dust him in a race.
Pickett. This will be relative to where he goes, but safe at QB is an insta-bust. I'm sure he'll probably get praised early in his career, ala Mac Jones, for being a bus driver and not making the mistakes like other young QBs, but he'll never sniff being a franchise guy.
There's damn sure gonna be a couple edge who bust hard as well, but I have no idea which. [Reply]
Smart money is on any QB taken in the first round, but that's cheating.
Wide receivers have historically been difficult to hit on in the first round, and with several likely going in this draft, there's definitely bust potential there.
I'll go with Burks as the most likely to bust. Good ball tracking ability, good size, good top-end speed, but not an explosive athlete and will need to refine his route running. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
That's a great spot for him. I thought Zach Wilson was better than Trevor last year.
London becomes the focal 1 and will eat up targets.
That's a terrible spot for him. GB is the perfect landing spot for him.
I'm a believer in Zach Wilson too, and he was also my favorite QB from last year's draft.
But the Jets are a historically dysfunctional team with a defensive HC and a 2nd year QB who will surely be aiming to lower his turnovers as he develops his NFL game.
If you wanna see Drake London succeed you gotta stick him with an Aaron Rodgers type QB who can deliver pinpoint accurate back shoulder throws, who has enough pedigree in the league to not be afraid of tossing 50/50 balls and worry about job security, and who can "throw a WR open".
I love Zach Wilson's talent too, but he ain't there yet. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Detoxing:
That's a terrible spot for him. GB is the perfect landing spot for him.
I'm a believer in Zach Wilson too, and he was also my favorite QB from last year's draft.
But the Jets are a historically dysfunctional team with a defensive HC and a 2nd year QB who will surely be aiming to lower his turnovers as he develops his NFL game.
If you wanna see Drake London succeed you gotta stick him with an Aaron Rodgers type QB who can deliver pinpoint accurate back shoulder throws, who has enough pedigree in the league to not be afraid of tossing 50/50 balls and worry about job security, and who can "throw a WR open".
I love Zach Wilson's talent too, but he ain't there yet.
This is the way the current NFL works. They spent a top 5 pick on the kid, he's going to play.
Of course Rodgers would be awesome but Zach also has very good ball placement accuracy. [Reply]
Hamilton had a knee injury and also plays tons faster than he drills. He has the Bolton knack for being a smart player who arrives where he's supposed to be before anyone else. He also has pass rushing upside.
He's not a bust in my opinion if anything he's a dream if he falls far enough.
I don't think we should trade up for him though, not when a guy like Jaquan Brisker will be there at 30.
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Originally Posted by Kellerfox:
My list:
Charles Cross, OT
Trevor Penning, OT
Matt Corral, QB
Malik Willis, QB
Charles Cross should be the #1 pick in the draft. He's the best pass blocking tackle in the country as a sophomore. [Reply]