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Taysom Hill is the back up... He’s never started a game.
2020 NFL Draft Thread
I'd heard that it was either Brees, Bridgewater, or Hill... The Saints couldn't hang on to all 3.As a nice person, I'll say I hope he does well.
As a Panthers fan, I'll not say anything.
There's a camp body...
Watch out for the Patriots snaking him if he's cut and signed to the practice squad.
Watch out for the Patriots snaking him if he's cut and signed to the practice squad.
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This was probably my favorite NFL draft. Not that I fully understand my team’s second round pick, but how the teams all welcomed the world into their homes and showed how we all still can love sports even when we are in quarantine.
I hope they keep some form of this into future drafts. I loved seeing some of the kids, interesting fan shots, and mostly all the home reactions from the draft picks.
Great weekend for football fans.
I hope they keep some form of this into future drafts. I loved seeing some of the kids, interesting fan shots, and mostly all the home reactions from the draft picks.
Great weekend for football fans.
Can they do drafts like this in the future?
Rest of the draft was fine, If you just look at the players and not where taken. Yes Hurts at 53 was odd to say the least. They did get Wentz a lot of speed. I still believe Hurts is traded before season starts. Package him with Alshon!
Excited for the Browns. Feel the team went after need and hit some home runs given the position of the draft.
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Cleveland Browns' 2020 NFL draft analysis for every pick
In Jedrick Wills, the Browns get their left tackle of the future to pair with who they hope is still their franchise QB, Baker Mayfield.
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Really enjoyed the draft. Not sure if it was just because no sports but I would be all for this format going forward.
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This about sums it up perfectly!
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What do you think of Fromm. I dont watch much college football but my recollection is he can play . My neighbor is a Notre Dame alum and big college football guy says he led Georgia to two comeback wins against Notre Dame. I like the pick and think its worth the chance. All the stuff ive seen locally about him he seems like a good kid.
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He seems smart. Got his name out there in a Netflix show.
Played well early in college and if he had a bigger arm and more zip would have gone early. Very different from the incumbent that is for sure
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GTHC!
Now you have a backup QB. Jameis wants to do what Bridgewater did, play better under Payton and go get a fat contract after that.
Smart of jameis
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Or maybe he is the Post- Brees QB for the Saints.
* I think this is Brees’ last season.
I'm a little surprised at these grades. Especially on the Vikings. I thought there's should be a B+ at best.
Heard the ESPN “experts” describe him as slow, questionable arm strength & had a poor combine.....but great personality.
Sounds like meHeard the ESPN “experts” describe him as slow, questionable arm strength & had a poor combine.....but great personality.
I wonder if I could get a NFL contract
Full graphic. THE PACKERS
Some harsh scores in there.....Texans, ouch.
That’s a great question. What’s better for the NFL? Having the Commissioner conduct the draft from his basement or having the draft live in front of huge crowds. I know the cities that are scheduled to host the draft would want the latter.
I mean...the Texans have made some pretty questionable personnel moves lately. Not surprising that their draft followed suit.
Thor Nystrom seems pretty harsh in his gradings.
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The grades on these drafts are hysterical and always have been. The same graders that say teams are wrong more than they are right, are in the same boat Even more often.
Then they choose grades based on how THEY feel as though the team needs to proceed, and where depth is needed, rather than those inside that see the day to day. And add to that, none of them were involved in interviews, etc.
For instance, and granted this was years ago. A player once told a team he wouldn’t play for them. When asked why, he said because his girlfriend lived in that city and he didnt want his wife and girlfriend to be in the same location. Team doesnt report that as a bad interview, because the player was honest, but obviously wouldn’t take that guy in the middle of the 3rd round when others were available. They questioned his judgement.
One SI writer called them morons for passing over a need, for another player. Kiper actually liked the pick they ended up making. In the end, they graded them with D+...I won’t name the players, but let’s just say their pick ended up being pretty darn good. And the team rhymes with Cleveland Browns.
Then they choose grades based on how THEY feel as though the team needs to proceed, and where depth is needed, rather than those inside that see the day to day. And add to that, none of them were involved in interviews, etc.
For instance, and granted this was years ago. A player once told a team he wouldn’t play for them. When asked why, he said because his girlfriend lived in that city and he didnt want his wife and girlfriend to be in the same location. Team doesnt report that as a bad interview, because the player was honest, but obviously wouldn’t take that guy in the middle of the 3rd round when others were available. They questioned his judgement.
One SI writer called them morons for passing over a need, for another player. Kiper actually liked the pick they ended up making. In the end, they graded them with D+...I won’t name the players, but let’s just say their pick ended up being pretty darn good. And the team rhymes with Cleveland Browns.