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I'm really curious about his trajectory. Herbert seemingly ran 3 plays at Oregon and was handcuffed to such an obscene amount relative to what we saw during his rookie season.

I mean, seems predictable. It's a result of what college teams now do. If teams were lining up in I-Form and needed a traditional SE and flanker on opposite sides of the field, it'd be a little tougher on this type. I'd guess Waddle, who appears like some ironic combination of 5' 9" Mark Duper's...

Why not grab Kylin Hill here in the 7th?

Kansas City also has done a slick job with their draft capital. Flipped their first rounder (+) for a Pro Bowl Tackle. Picked up Nick Bolton, who had slipped as a short LB, and will likely immediately contribute. Added another talented body to their OL via Creed Humphrey. Their OL has now gone...

Was just reviewing team drafts. Urban Meyer is an evil being, but dude put together a nice looking draft. Those first 4 rounds are slick. Not a big Etienne guy, but the two 2nd rounders, 3rd rounder, and 4th rounder are all valuable picks. I preferred Jay Tufele over Hunter Long (and I don't...

I presume you mean in the backfield? Denzel Mims and Moore are a nice little complementary duo at WR.

This regime seems to do a lot of overthinking. Except sometimes it seems they don't have the firepower inside that room to think through risk/reward in an optimal way. I know people are upset with the Holland pick, but I think it's actually one of their better picks.

I don't know what happened to the Chargers, but they're doing a good job.

I thought Stokes was sweet value when he was being mocked in the late R2 and early R3. Late first is a bit heavy. One of the most entertaining things about the draft is watching values change so quickly.