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2026 NFL Draft: 9 buyer-beware prospects
Every prospect comes with pros and cons, but these nine may require a deeper evaluation to determine whether they're worth premium draft capital.www.pff.com
4 Georgia players out of 8. The Author just did a 2 Round Mock where he had Cleveland trade back into the 1st to get Freeling at 14. Objective & Hypocrite or just a Jet fan. Hard to choose.Freeling and Delp are two highly rated prospects that I am very wary of. Wouldn't touch either in the first. Iheanachor is another.
Im slightly less wary of Faulk, but still don't like him as a first.
Objective & Hypocrite or just a Jet fan. Hard to choose.
Appears so.Why not both?
Delp shouldn't go in either the 1st or 2nd unless a team is desperate. If you're desperate for Delp that early, then you have bigger issues you should be using the pick on anyways.Freeling and Delp are two highly rated prospects that I am very wary of. Wouldn't touch either in the first. Iheanachor is another.
Im slightly less wary of Faulk, but still don't like him as a first.
TE probably second-hardest position to learn after QB. This guy has probably never caught a forward pass in his life.Why an OL though? A rugby player would be perfect for a TE.
Rugby players need to have good hands no matter where they play.TE probably second-hardest position to learn after QB. This guy has probably never caught a forward pass in his life.
If he was that good, why doesn't he want to play for the Irish National team?Rugby players need to have good hands no matter where they play.
I'm sure he would. But the two sports are light-years apart in terms of player salary. Why not give football a go and then he'll always have rugby to fall back on.If he was that good, why doesn't he want to play for the Irish National team?
Rugby players need to have good hands no matter where they play.
Hmm I don't about any of that. But I know a few supporters (any Irish person) and I just don't know about any of that.I'm sure he would. But the two sports are light-years apart in terms of player salary. Why not give football a go and then he'll always have rugby to fall back on.
I think they're probably targeting OT as a position because of Jordan Mailita's transition from rugby. There's probably a lazy assumption that if he can do it, why not this guy?
Hmm I don't about any of that. But I know a few supporters (any Irish person) and I just don't know about any of that.
I'm none of those except for a rugby club team in college for 2 games (indoors - gruesome, think I'm still peeing blood from the dirt pitch). Have a lot of respect for rugby players (and hurlers, too) than trying to take a shot at the NFL. But good luck to him.I am an Irish person. And a former rugby player.
I stopped playing rugby at 18.I'm none of those except for a rugby club team in college for 2 games (indoors - gruesome, think I'm still peeing blood from the dirt pitch). Have a lot of respect for rugby players (and hurlers, too) than trying to take a shot at the NFL. But good luck to him.
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