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Anyone saying Richardson is all combine hype needs to google his games and watch cutups. He navigates the pocket superbly well and can make every throw. He needs to work on consistent mechanics, timing, and putting more time in the film room. However, you can easily see him improve throughout each of his games with these deficiencies. He's uber athletic, young, and is everyone seems to love him in interviews. I wouldn't be surprised at all if he goes first overall. On the other hand, Will Levis I still do not like. I didn't like his games from this year, or even last year when he was healthy. He's athletic, but nothing too special. He reminds me of a less athletic Sam Darnold.

It's interesting how the Ryan Tannehill comparison with Sam Darnold has morphed into Geno Smith. Meanwhile, it's being reported that Tennessee have already made Chicago an offer for the first overall pick.

I have watched games from both years.

So, I've watched more of Levis and I don't know what scouts are seeing. The guy constantly overthrows his receivers, cannot navigate a pocket, looks flustered for entire games and even sort of has bad hands — for a quarterback. He has an atrocious offensive line, but he hardly ever even attempts to climb the pocket, he just waddles around or bails. In fact, a lot of the time he doesn't even take a step forward. What does Will Levis have then? Size? Arm strength? He's like a less athletic Sam Darnold that doesn't have the scramble ability.

Levis is the only quarterback I wouldn't take in the first round out of the top four. Maybe I'm missing something, I've only watched about five game snap cut-ups, but he doesn't have it between the ears. He reminds me so much of Sam Darnold's slow processing of the field.

Wasn't he literally crying in post-game press conferences?

Go ahead. Let them spins their wheels in mediocrity for half a decade like we have.

The Matt Rhule stories right after.

That's nice, but from just googling. Daniel Jeremiah 2022 NFL mock draft 4.0: Steelers, Lions select QBs; Cowboys pick WR 2022 NFL Mock Draft - WalterFootball.com 2022 NFL Mock Draft: final projection on draft day - Sports Illustrated If you follow mocks, you'll know that writers will come up with all sorts of random scenarios to generate clicks. I generally stick with established mock drafters, and community mock drafts done by writers for specific teams.

Things do change quite a bit, but usually it's guys moving up the boards. Last year the mocks I was looking at early had only Pickett going in the first, with Corral sometimes. After Malik's pro-day he was hyped for a week or two, showing up in mocks, but ultimately the mocks went back to mainly Pickett being mocked to the Steelers, and sometimes Malik.

The mocks I was looking at had Pickett and sometimes Malik going in the first round, and that was usually only to the Steelers.

That's great and all but the reason I think a lot of fans aren't giving Tepper any slack is because, since he's taken over, the Panthers have been on their worst stretch in franchise history. It's a tough fact to ignore, but we're now half a decade into being at the bottom of the league.

The Eagles strength of schedule was harder than the 49er's by far from what I'm looking at. On the other hand the 49er's look to have the easiest schedule according to strength of schedule. Edit: Just glancing at Tankathon's listed strength of schedule.

This game kind of sells the point that Christian is a great player but isn't going to will your team to win. That's the job for a quarterback and maybe a pass-rusher. We need to find a quarterback.

Honestly, I would rather develop some younger coaches if possible. If we had a quarterback, go ahead, get the best possible at this very moment. Though until we draft one and they show they have the potential to win now, it's sort of not necessary. We need to work at developing players & coaches for the future.

Guys, Reddick was never going to stay with us. Why would he waste his prime signing with the Matt Rhule dumpster fire Panthers?

Did they officially have the easiest schedule in the league? Or did that change?

Out of the two I would definitely take him over Levis. Though I've only watched two games of Levis.

I mean, not my first, second, or even third choice, but I think he has a chance to good. It all depends on the quarterback position now. He can't pull a Wentz this time, he has to find someone.

I'm leaning towards yes as I feel it's a job requirement and he knows it's what's needed in the modern NFL.

It's been real nice trauma bonding with y'all.

Not looking good for the polled.

I wish we had a system for a quarterback to play in.