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The 1st round rated players end long before 23.And it is...?
That's what Scouts have been saying for a while now.
It appears Caserio agrees.
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With all the really good WRs in the draft, I don't believe that.The 1st round rated players end long before 23.
That's what Scouts have been saying for a while now.
It appears Caserio agrees.
It seemed that way to me too (Minny winning). I agree. But maybe the idea about value in this draft is prevalent across the league by now.With all the really good WRs in the draft, I don't believe that.
I was surprised when I saw the trade (thought Minni won it cleanly), though, so maybe there's something to your point.
I dunno man. There's probably 5-6 OTs and maybe as much as 10 WRs . We know for sure there's no less than 3 QBs. That's 19 and I have not looked at any other positions. Clearly, the Vikings see value.The 1st round rated players end long before 23.
That's what Scouts have been saying for a while now.
It appears Caserio agrees.
I disagree 100% Burks had decent Rookie year plus injury 11 games a disappointing second year injured again but Tennessee had problems. I think Burks Breakouts this season. On Quentin Johnson this is his Second year some WR's take off in year two Johnson have all the tools. You care casting judgments way too early of those two but that's you being you.It seemed that way to me too (Minny winning). I agree. But maybe the idea about value in this draft is prevalent across the league by now.
As for WRs, we can't forget that Treylon Burks had all the measurables, was a stud in college, and he has utterly failed in the NFL. Quentin Johnson was no great hakes either.
From what I recall, it's very rare for a draft to have '1st round talent' beyond 15-20.The 1st round rated players end long before 23.
That's what Scouts have been saying for a while now.
It appears Caserio agrees.
And Caserio's word is gospel now?? He got got lucky with Stroud remember that's who Frank Reich wanted in the First place but the foolish Carolina owner overruled him. That said the 2024 Draft is Deep at the Three Positions we Suck at QB - WR and OT.The 1st round rated players end long before 23.
That's what Scouts have been saying for a while now.
It appears Caserio agrees.
Since the combine it seems more players are getting rated higher. For example, this horizontal board from Rob Staton only had 20 first round talents before the combine and 25 now. You're in the range at 23 where the first-round talent thins out and depending on the team you may find some that think there are only 20 and some think there are 30.The 1st round rated players end long before 23.
That's what Scouts have been saying for a while now.
It appears Caserio agrees.
Unless they're only doing this to entice a team like the Patriots into thinking they've gotten "nominal" value in a trade-down.I dunno man. There's probably 5-6 OTs and maybe as much as 10 WRs . We know for sure there's no less than 3 QBs. That's 19 and I have not looked at any other positions. Clearly, the Vikings see value.
You like what Treylon Burks is doing on a per game basis? 2 catches a game?I disagree 100% Burks had decent Rookie year plus injury 11 games a disappointing second year injured again but Tennessee had problems. I think Burks Breakouts this season. On Quentin Johnson this is his Second year some WR's take off in year two Johnson have all the tools. You care casting judgments way too early of those two but that's you being you.
Thanks for this. Seems they're looking at measurables rather than play.Since the combine it seems more players are getting rated higher. For example, this horizontal board from Rob Staton only had 20 first round talents before the combine and 25 now. You're in the range at 23 where the first-round talent thins out and depending on the team you may find some that think there are only 20 and some think there are 30.
We've had reports from Scouts saying the same thing for months. Now Caserio actually trades out of that spot for little return. This reinforces the scouts. We've been talking about this in the draft forum for quite awhile, and we've been saying DON'T TRADE OUT OF THE TOP 10.And Caserio's word is gospel now?? He got got lucky with Stroud remember that's who Frank Reich wanted in the First place but the foolish Carolina owner overruled him. That said the 2024 Draft is Deep at the Three Positions we Suck at QB - WR and OT.
Setting him up to choose Harry aren’t we?You like what Treylon Burks is doing on a per game basis? 2 catches a game?
Let me put his production side-by-side with another WR, I won't tell you which is which or who the other receiver is, but you tell me if you think both receivers are bad, doing OK, or doing well.
WR#1
45 receptions over 21 games played
81 targets
46% pass completion ratio to targets
4 TDs
WR#2
49 receptions over 22 games played
84 targets
47% pass completion ratio to targets
1 TD
Which WR do you like better?
We've had reports from Scouts saying the same thing for months. Now Caserio actually trades out of that spot for little return. This reinforces the scouts. We've been talking about this in the draft forum for quite awhile, and we've been saying DON'T TRADE OUT OF THE TOP 10.
I normally average about 8-15 1st round grades a year and don't expect that to change this year.With all the really good WRs in the draft, I don't believe that.
I was surprised when I saw the trade (thought Minni won it cleanly), though, so maybe there's something to your point.
That's how teams get specific though. It's tough to build a board by who "played" the best when you bring in context. Thats why arm length, H/W, movement skills etc are factored in.Thanks for this. Seems they're looking at measurables rather than play.
If we don't come away with one of Alt, Nabers, Odunze, Maye, Harrison etc it will be tough to sell this draft as a win. We have to stay in the top 7-10.We've had reports from Scouts saying the same thing for months. Now Caserio actually trades out of that spot for little return. This reinforces the scouts. We've been talking about this in the draft forum for quite awhile, and we've been saying DON'T TRADE OUT OF THE TOP 10.
It definitely hurts a team like the Pats….ie. strong roster on defense, but lots of holes on offense…..that this draft is relatively devoid of blue chip defensive players. 9 out of the first 10 players, or even potentially 1-10 could be offensive players. I agree that it is risky to drop to 11 because of that. You’d have to hope that two of Turner, Arnold and Mitchell get picked in the top 10. If they got unlucky in the regard, Bowers would be a consideration at 11.If we don't come away with one of Alt, Nabers, Odunze, Maye, Harrison etc it will be tough to sell this draft as a win. We have to stay in the top 7-10.