Who do we draft #3 overall ?

[PatsFan2]

At 3 - Maye/Williams/Harrison

After listening to Cam Williams and others I believe Harrison will be in play as much as the QBs. Who knows what will happen. Just listening to some of the things coming out Foxo. Sounds like some people are set on getting more explosive at WR.

We'll see but #3 has a very small board imo.

IF I had the choice between the Three I'm taking Harrison Jr.

 

[Headcase]

IF I had the choice between the Three I'm taking Harrison Jr.

If the choice is between Maye and MHR, I'll take Maye. If its Daniels, I'll take MHR (or trade down, of course.)

 

[VrabelJr]

I want Brock Bowers but I’m also greedy and want to know how far we can trade down and still get him

 

[Grogan14]

Walsh was quoting as saying you do not focus on WRs until you have a qb and an OL. For that reason...I think they need to take Daniels (although I prefer Maye who I assume will be gone) or Alt and not screw around with trades back.

 

[JohnJH]

Walsh was quoting as saying you do not focus on WRs until you have a qb and an OL. For that reason...I think they need to take Daniels (although I prefer Maye who I assume will be gone) or Alt and not screw around with trades back.

If the Commanders are looking for more of a Lamar Jackson type of QB (and Williams goes #1), Maye will probably be there at #3. That would be a dream scenario for us.

 

[Huckleberry1]

There are 3 top QB prospects, take whichever one is left at 3.

 

[JohnJH]

I absolutely love Drake Maye and am pretty sure he will be the best of Williams, Maye and Daniels.
Those wins at Pittsburgh and Denver really cost us a shot at Maye.
Williams and Maye going 1-2 for sure.

Unless one of the 2 teams drafting before us want a Lamar Jackson type QB (which would be Daniels). If that happens, then Maye would be there at #3.

 

[patsfanfromoversea]

There are 3 top QB prospects, take whichever one is left at 3.

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[Huckleberry1]

I’m hoping it’s Daniel’s, but I would take any one of them.

 

[Headcase]

I’m hoping it’s Daniel’s, but I would take any one of them.

I'm on the same page as BGC at this point, if they stick at 3 (assuming the Bears take Williams) Maye or Harrison, not Daniels. I just don't see him working in the NFL. Not a Arm+, hasn't show the ability to read progressions, and throw to the middle of the field. The spash plays his highlights are full of, I don't think they'll fly in the NFL, and if he doesn't get those I don't know what else he is going to do

 

[MrTibbs]

I want Brock Bowers but I’m also greedy and want to know how far we can trade down and still get him

They need "explosive" players. He's good but he's not exactly a guy who teams would have to worry about making a big play.

 

[rochrist]

Unless one of the 2 teams drafting before us want a Lamar Jackson type QB (which would be Daniels). If that happens, then Maye would be there at #3.

Daniels is not Lamar Jackson, not close.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

They need "explosive" players. He's good but he's not exactly a guy who teams would have to worry about making a big play.

6'4", 240 lbs and can most likely fill out more, runs like a deer, breaks tackles, won the Mackey award two years in a row. His hands and body adjustment are amazing for such a tall guy. Blocks well, and GA even used him as a reciever out of the backfield. Why will teams not worry about him?

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[Huckleberry1]

I'm on the same page as BGC at this point, if they stick at 3 (assuming the Bears take Williams) Maye or Harrison, not Daniels. I just don't see him working in the NFL. Not a Arm+, hasn't show the ability to read progressions, and throw to the middle of the field. The spash plays his highlights are full of, I don't think they'll fly in the NFL, and if he doesn't get those I don't know what else he is going to do

I’m hearing the exact opposite of that from Jeremiah, Brooks, Kiper, and PFF. The player who is dropping is Maye, not Daniels. I’ll take any of them. And if they draft a receiver at 3 they can kiss their future goodbye. They won’t get a QB for years, and they will suck for years.

 

[Huckleberry1]

Daniels is not Lamar Jackson, not close.

You’re right, he’s more accurate and less prone to turnovers than Jackson,

 

[Huckleberry1]

Taking Bowers at 3 means grossly overpaying him for the next 4 years, not too mention having the worst QB’s in football throwing to him. I feel sorry for any receiver who is unfortunate enough to get saddled with the Patriots quarterbacks.

 

[Huckleberry1]

Walsh was quoting as saying you do not focus on WRs until you have a qb and an OL. For that reason...I think they need to take Daniels (although I prefer Maye who I assume will be gone) or Alt and not screw around with trades back.

I am fine with either one, and I agree that you get the QB and OL first, then the receivers.

 

[rochrist]

You’re right, he’s more accurate and less prone to turnovers than Jackson,

And with half the arm.

 

[Huckleberry1]

At 3 - Maye/Williams/Harrison

After listening to Cam Williams and others I believe Harrison will be in play as much as the QBs. Who knows what will happen. Just listening to some of the things coming out Foxo. Sounds like some people are set on getting more explosive at WR.

We'll see but #3 has a very small board imo.

I have a great deal of respect for your views on the draft BGC, but I definitely believe Daniels is in that mix, and they would be making a fatal error to take a receiver when their QB’s are the worst in Pro football, and I am including the CFL. You can get OL in the 2nd half of the 1st TD., and WR’s through the first 2days, but there are only 3 QB’s in this draft that will help them compete in the AFC, and all 3 will be gone in the first 4 picks.

 

[Huckleberry1]

And with half the arm.

Daniels has a very good arm.