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I agree. That should ding his value a bit but not outside of the 10-15 range. As you long as you have him in the slot or motioned into stacks and bunches he's a major weapon. His size only hurts him in the red zone if you're not using him with jet motion, orbit motion and reverse motion like...

Wiry strong. You don't see that in football very often but in the NBA there are tons of them. And I've played against dudes like that in pickup - it always catches me off guard.

Watson>Wilson for sure. Top 5 QBs are (no order) Mahomes, Allen, Watson, Rodgers, Brady. Obviously Rodgers and Brady don't have the same trade value as the other 3.

In most cases yeah. But if you scroll back I said I'd take Chase over Smith on the Bengals. EDIT: post is in the Title game thread

Both. Don't be fooled by Smith's size - he's elite at releasing vs press and honestly it's foolish to even try to press him. Physical corners might be able to disrupt him at the catch point. Chase is imposing but you can nitpick his rudimentary release skills.

I'm not giving up on Tua but to me it makes sense to draft a better prospect if you get the chance. But that's only if you have a suitor for Tua to get value back. Tua is a more dynamic talent than Mac Jones. Jones may adjust quicker to the NFL but Tua has more upside.

Most of his throws are schemed quick passes. But when he does have to go through progressions and attack downfield he's mostly successful. His arm is limited but he has functional mobility. I think he'll be an okay pro. Like an Andy Dalton caliber prospect.

Considering context where he racked up a ton of yards and TDs on screens, no. What Moss or Megatron did was more impressive. Megatron: 76-1202-15 as a Jr with Reggie Ball as QB. 50% of their pass yards and 60% of their pass TDs.