IF every rookie QB started weeks 1-3, these are the rankings JJ McCarthy - Vikings 4* Drake Maye - Patriots 6* Caleb Williams - Bears 5* Michael Penix Jr - Falcons 3* Jayden Daniels - Redskins 9* Bo Nix - Broncos 7* Jordan Travis - Jets 2* Spencer Rattler - Saints 8* Devin Leary - Ravens 1* Joe Milton - Patriots 6* (Taking their teams into consideration) submitted by /u/Contact-Excellent [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Once a team has decided on their first round pick, how long does the process take to actually get it show "the pick is in"? I ask because I noticed that Denver had their pick of Nix in something like 1:29. I base that on watching the clock countdown and switching to the "pick is in" screen going from 8:31 to that. submitted by /u/Reasonable-Radish-17 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Curious to know where y’all think JJ would be ranked among the QBs eligible to enter the draft next year. Obviously a lot can change in year so nobody can really know but JJ has one of the more interesting cases where obviously the sample size is really small and he played on a great team but I think the pre draft process did a lot for him. He also only just turned 21 so maybe staying a year would’ve helped him but with coming off a national championship alongside Harbaugh leaving, it made sense why he left. I should also mention that I think I’m personally higher on the 2025 class than most ..read more

I've recently heard that Seahawks' GM, John Schinder, had between 16-20 first round grades in this year's draft, which is a somewhat common amount for any given draft class. I've never heard a team say they've had more than maybe 20 first round grades, let alone more than 32. A team picking at 32, for example, has to make a pick. By definition, that player is a first round pick, so they should have a first round grade. Is this terminology more that they are talking about guaranteed 1st round type player that the rest of the league views the same way? I don't get it. All the teams in the back ..read more

Talk about anything you please; draft-related or otherwise! submitted by /u/AutoModerator [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

https://preview.redd.it/2m4e0pytx2yc1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=ae22f4e55c831eff30160c8b724fb19451eb2eed . The 2024 NFL Draft is in the books and it’s time to recap all the action. Thursday started off pretty chalky until the Atlanta Falcons sent shockwaves across the internet when they selected Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. eighth overall. We didn’t see a defensive player selected until pick number 15. Late in the first round leading into day two, we saw a big run on wide receivers, which the depth of the class was illustrated by 35 total names coming of ..read more

In my opinion, I see 3 main candidates. Caleb Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr, and Joe Alt. My pick would probably be Alt, just based on the lesser risk of oline, and playing under Harbaugh. Yes there will likely be more than one hall of famer, but if you had to bet on one, who is it? submitted by /u/APPLEJOOSH347 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey CFB, Not an avid follower of college football but was wondering if people could help rank the last 3 years worth of 1st round Edge/DE/Rusher etc. I am asking in terms of how they were seen coming into the draft, basically based in terms of college production/ athleticism if all of these players were in the draft today where would they go. Tiers are fine ofc, just wondering if people had a better insight than I do. The list is: 2022 Travon Walker (1) Georgia (Jags)\ Aidan Hutchinson (2) Michigan (Lions)\ Kayvon Thibodeaux (5) Oregon (Giants)\ Jermaine Johnson II (26) FSU (Jets)\ George Kar ..read more

At one point, Spencer Rattler was supposed to go #1 overall. That was a couple of years ago. But even as recently as as the week before the draft, people were expecting him to go in the 2nd or 3rd round. He ended up falling all the way to Round 5, Pick 150 overall. Why do you think that is? submitted by /u/peterezgo [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

One of the most interesting parts of the draft to me is seeing behind the curtain with how things played out/almost played out. What credible reports/rumors have you guys seen following the draft? Being a Lions fan, below are a couple examples I've gleaned from press conferences and beat reporters: GM Brad Holmes said the Lions had Terion Arnold as CB1 and Ennis Rakestraw as CB2 on their board among all prospects The Lions had the framework of a deal in place to trade up for Darius Robinson but pivoted to Terion Arnold once he unexpectedly began falling submitted by /u/cuittle [visit reddi ..read more