NAS

Mayer is still available

I hope we just pick best available. Some strong TE’s left too

All that talk about him pre-draft was apparently a smokescreen to get CJ Stroud to drop to them. Vegas and even some here fell for it. I always said I don’t want to touch Levis with a 10 foot pole and I was right. Some rumors now about concerns with Levis having a toe problem but I think it goes deeper than that. I think there are serious concerns about his personality and mentality. CJ Stroud would never drop more than 2-3 picks. Teams leaked his S2 scores to get him to drop but I think he can play and the tape speaks for itself. It may have even been Levis’s camp that was behind the campaign which may have backfired. Levis potentially lying about being told he would go -#1 overall is a major turnoff as well. I think someone will take a chance on Levis in Round 2. Raiders or Titans?

Jalen Carter is the next Warren Sapp

Falcons are dumb, they should have taken Jalen Carter

AR 15 will be a scary QB if he develops into a passer

Richardson will be scary in a few years

Do you think NFL and Roger Goodell want them removing all the excitement prior to the draft. NFL Draft coverage is important to the TV networks, it's just good business. There's no need to tell anyone. This is not the old days where contracts were negotiated even prior to the draft.

It’s like the worst kept secret

I love how much Scott has grown in his role as a GM. He was so nervous and anxious when he first was hired and now he comes across calm and confident. He will do amazing things

Wow what an endorsement

And?

He is a psycho

Why doesn’t he just say it’s not true

Right it does measure visual processing though.

Once Bryce Young became the Panthers’ expected choice with the first overall pick in the draft, many people installed quarterback C.J. Stroud as the likely choice for the Texans at No. 2 but those odds have shifted in recent days. Stroud is now ranked behind Will Levis and Will Anderson at sportsbooks around the country and one reason cited for the change of opinion is the leak of scores players received after taking the S2 Cognition test. Those unverified leaks put Stroud behind the other top quarterback prospects with a low score — the cofounder of the test said on The Pat McAfee Show this week that the leaked scores are inaccurate for at least two quarterbacks — but Stroud pushed back on the notion that any test would reflect how he’ll fare on the field. It’s football, I’m not a test taker. . . . The people making the picks know what I can do,” Stroud said, via Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. Stroud is still expected to come off the board early in the draft and the narrative that’s cropped up around him will make his landing spot one of the most closely watched storylines on Thursday night.

I actually think he was less jacked last year than the previous year when we saw him more ripped than ever and likely contributed to his soft tissue injuries

This is literally the only QB I could never get behind to be our pick. Not just at #1, at all! I would seriously quit as a fan..

This better be a joke. If they select Levis, it will be worse than Bears selecting Trubisky.

I think you have to rank them together with other EDGE rushers that we had, not just pure DEs For me it's 1. Julius Peppers 2. Kevin Greene 3. Charles Johnson 4. Brian Burns 5. Mike Rucker 6. Lamar Lathon 7. Greg Hardy 8. Mario Addison 9. Al Wallace 10. Hasson Reddick

I didn't say he has a strong arm. He has an NFL caliber arm, he can make any throw with adequate velocity. I'm fine if his arm is just average strength as long as he has other elite traits.

I like Stroud’s size and arm but not his processing/ anticipation. I am only concerned with Bryce’s size. He has an NFL caliber arm, can make any throw outside of a 65 yard throw on a rope.

I like Stroud but would you rather have a QB that throws with anticipation or one that waits for receiver to flash open That was considered to be one of Cam’s greatest weaknesses

Not sure if this has been posted before but I found it interesting. Of course it will be an even bigger challenge for Bryce who is 2" shorter, but I think the perspective of what Steve had to do to be an effective QB in the NFL at his height. I'd say he did pretty well. One thing he talks about is "throwing by faith" which is essentially known as anticipation and that is Bryce Young's biggest strength. Wikipedia and his official height says 6'2" but Steve himself says that he was only 6 foot. https://magazine.byu.edu/article/the-perspective-of-a-six-foot-quarterback/