Jay Roosevelt

Yannick Ngakoue should have happened a month ago.

And yet you could easily make the argument that the 2011 draft was Hurney's biggest contribution to the franchise considering the impact the one pick he nailed had.

I'm not a huge fan of the trade-up, but this guy really does have some legit potential. There's nothing at all wrong with taking a high-potential athletic freak (even if he is raw) late in the 3rd round.

Redmond, Pool, Milton, and Peoples appear to have the best chance at making the roster, IMO.

I do like Camerun Peoples a lot. He's a guy I'd have been happy with drafting in the 6th or 7th round had we had anymore picks. UDFA or not, he has a legit shot to make the team.

1st: Bryce Young, QB, Alabama: A+ 2nd: Jonathan Mingo, WR, Ole' Miss: B+ 3rd: D.J. Johnson, EDGE, Oregon: C+ 4th: Chandler Zavala, OG, N.C. State: A- 5th: Jammie Robinson, S, Florida State: B-

I like that comparison.

There's your OL depth.

Zay Flowers, please.

The Bucs didn't give up any draft capital to get Brady.

I don't want to hear anyone else complain about how much we gave up to get the #1 pick. The Jets just got fleeced for a 2-3 year rental.

Young.

Wait.. there are still people who think we're drafting someone other than Bryce Young?

Let's ask Jeff Fisher next.

Yes and yes.

What is this thread?

That's him.

I, for one, welcome our new 5'10" overlord.

Another day, another report.

This. I don't care how small Bryce Young is, the man dominated at the highest level of competition possible in college football against other players that will be - or have already been - drafted highly. Stop nitpicking and look beyond the size at the insane talent level this guy has.

I'd put Hooker over Levis, but it's close. Otherwise I agree with his rankings.

At this point I really don't know why the NFL doesn't just open their own streaming service. Even if it doesn't include live games (they'll still want that network TV money, for sure) shows like Inside the NFL, NFL Top-10, A Football Life, America's Game, and a huge library of classic NFL Films content would be well worth a $5-$8 per month subscription to many fans. I'd LOVE to be able to go back and stream past drafts in full as they originally aired, or classic games in their original broadcast format.

I hope so, but I find it hard to trust any info that comes out right now.