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I saw 1 mock draft somewhere that had us trading to 31 for Brock Bowers, I wouldn't be made at that, but the likely hood of that even being possible to happen is like maybe 0.1 percent.

Looks like a wide receiver run at the back of the first round, similar to last year. Might have some good options on other positions if that's the case.

Honestly I'm fine with continuing to build the line, but I still think we need more talent at the WR position, we assumed we were okay last year, and that was abject disaster.

I mean, Worthy is praised quite a bit for his technical soundness and route running ability. It's his size that people worry about. SCOUTING REPORT: STRENGTHS Worthy is a natural playmaker, at his best with the ball in his hands. If you give even a little cushion he's going to beat you. Not just a deep threat he's a nightmare to defend on slants Fluid athlete with an elite explosive burst and speed to stretch the field and breeze past defenders. Has a quick first step and gets to top speed in a hurry. His speed is simply elite - He ran multiple 100-meter dash times between 10.5 and 10.65 seconds while in high school. He also repeatably ran sub-4.5 second 40-yard dash times as a freshman in high school. He plays with smoothness and balance, and Worthy shows a knack for setting up defensive backs Has impressive position versatility - surprisingly he has demonstrated he's able to line up consistently outside as well as dominate from the slot. Has also been used a punt returner He’s very good working outside the numbers, showing excellent ball-tracking skills, and he does the little things well downfield, including leaving enough room on the sideline for his quarterback to drop in a throw. He's demonstrated he's much faster now An impressively skilled route runner. Shows excellent discipline and makes sharp cuts Worthy has reliable hands and despite his size shows the willingness to make catches in traffic over the middle. SCOUTING REPORT: WEAKNESSES He’ll have to develop a better feel for sitting down against zone coverage. NFL defenders will be able to knock him off his route because of his slight frame. It also presents a major injury risk and unless he gets significantly bigger will only be viewed as a role player in the pros. This is partially explanation for this is him being used as more of a deep threat Suffered a drop-off in production in 2022 after an amazing freshman campaign. Despite having 10 more passes thrown his way he ended up with 220 fewer yards and 4 fewer TDs over the course of the season Doesn't have the size to consistently win on the outside, but can be productive working the middle of the field and as a return man. If Dionte is your X outside receiver, seems like he would be a good compliment to that.

Fair, all though Dan was on that leadership team.

To be fair... they kinda do.

I'm hoping to see growth from Bryce. He's got the mental make-up to do it. Can he overcome his physical weaknesses, I've seen QBs that have, I think he can too. I'll be pulling for him regardless. With that said, I don't care at all about what Caleb Williams does, he doesn't play for my team so whatever.

Add A couple of lineman picks in the late rounds and call it a day.

I'm 100% down for a double dip. Just for the fact of having 2 shots at actually drafting a good one.

After watching that playcalling I'd be asking questions too.

Sounds like some Jerry Jones level saltiness from Kraft lol.

If you draft a qb it would be a 4th or later qb. Maybe a Rattler/Milton type prospect.

Everyone.

Shaq is such a team Ayer man, he should be a fan favorite forever. True Leader that guy.

It's over now, just need to Bryce yo show up and it will all be forgotten. But even if he doesn't, there will always be a next year lmao.

Nice

You really got us there Shawn!

I would say Matt Stafford has very much played to his contract - dude is awesome, though definitely on the tail end of his career.

Right thing to do.

He looks like one DJ Moore.

But he is measured at 5'10 1/8 officially, so even saying that is disingenuous. Kyler Murray is also 5'10 1/8, so he's not even the only QB in the NFL who is currently that height.

5'2"... I mean is the guy an elementary student. You don't have to insult some one to male a point, especially when everyone understands the guy is shorter than 90% of QBs. Lame sauce this one.

I mean they should take Rattler in the 4th or 5th

I prefer Canales to both, I think Canales would be a fine head coach.