Crixtala

personally, I'm more concerned with mocks in December than January-April. the information currently is based off actual game footage. any movement post-season is based off of out of game info, which is WAY less important to me. now until draft is when most people rise or fall based off of pundit opinions, freak performances in physical tests in shorts or off-field drama. gimme someone who shows up in game, not the bench press or 40-yard dash

man... you just zapped me to a lost memory with the rj gators reference

two more mocks from the past week or so I have joined the mason graham bandwagon and think he would be a great pick regardless of scheme or keeping in mind that brown will be back in '25. graham provides quality insurance for brown coming off injury, could line up beside him in 4 man fronts (seriously doubt we're moving on from evero or the 3-4, he and the defense were respectable with absolutely no names on that side of the ball) and think he could be versatile enough to play the nose or end in a 3-4. seems to be a sure fire, blue chip dude and i am hopeful morgan rebuilds the middle of the defense (line and backers) like he did the o-line this offseason

4 round mock

new mock following last night's first round and our (not great, imo, considering what was available) trade up and pick at 32 JPJ at 39 feels like a no brainer (LBs Cooper and Wilson went back-to-back at 55/56) Corley at 65 feels like "making up" for the XL pick. if we're going to see what BY can do, he needs receivers that can separate (and are going to be here for more than one more season). this pick felt no brainer-ish as well... Malik Washington, who I think would fill the same void went at 100 Trotter at 101 isn't necessarily what I'd pick, but if we haven't gotten an ILB to this point and he's there staring at us, seems like the pick our ex-stud MLB turned GM would make. I've fallen in love with Cade Stover here recently as he'd be a nice, long-term security blanket for BY, but TE is not the need ILB is Lloyd at 142 gives another offensive weapon and a drafted RB. panthers have to get with the times and stop drafting RBs early and/or paying their second contracts. Kitano Oladapo and Jonah Elliss were both still available here, and I wouldn't mind either Kamara at 200 adds depth to OLB. I've liked him since starting to follow draft prospects this year, but before last night's trade, it was hard grabbing him with the picks available. Pick 200 helps. Ainias Smith was still available here, and he's a late round, gadgety WR I've liked for a while. TE Dallin Holker was also available and could add some competition to the TE room Sam Hartman? poo, meet wall. If we could grab a career back up on a rookie deal, why not? gonna spend the rest of the day coming to terms with not only our first pick being XL, but trading up for it right move for the 5th year option, wrong move on the player. also, can this team find a poker face? good lord...

buncha trades, still plenty of talent

i could get behind this

trades no trades

wasn't directed at me, but absolutely

Adonai Mitchell

getting too good at working the pfn system

he's available at 33 in about 50% of the mocks i've done

this i've got a bills fan neighbor that was chirping about Diggs as soon as their off-season started. said it was Diggs drama every off-season and he was ready to see him gone

call it a day. i'm not a fan of the hype XL is getting and would be bummed if he's the pick at 33 or 39. i think he should be more in the 50 range, and would be ok with him at 65 if he's the second WR drafted i personally would've grabbed Pearsall at 65, but get the feeling the panthers have a boner for XL (and it worries me)