B/R 2027 Early Mock Draft

Someone who actually watched mestemaker has Mensah ahead of him because Mestemaker’s mistakes have followed him from north Texas to Oklahoma state

Teams are going to bet on Mestemaker making the jump the QBs from that graph took before considering Mensah imo. Those types usually pan out.
 
Teams are going to bet on Mestemaker making the jump the QBs from that graph took before considering Mensah imo. Those types usually pan out.
I agree that’s what they’re betting on; and if Mestemaker enters (still not a certainty) he’ll go before Mensah without a doubt.

The point the writer is making tho is that Trevor Lawrence’s and Caleb Williams’ careers only had one troubled year of throwing turnover worthy passes; compared to Mestemaker who has two, at the g6 and the p4 level.

Williams and Lawrence were the only first-rounders we looked at with higher rates in their final college seasons, but both had been considerably better the previous year. Williams went from 0.9% in 2022 to 15.3% in 2023, while Lawrence jumped from 1.6% in 2019 to 13.2% in 2020.

I don’t believe he can be boxed in cleanly with those guys because even the small school ones started games at quarterback in HS. Mestemaker didn’t.
 
Mark Fletcher reappears in Mel’s rankings as the fifth best RB. Mensah drops to #3 for QBs behind Cj Carr.

Elija Lofton makes his first appearance on Mel’s big board at #4; UNC TE Jelani Thurman is #5. Trey’Dez Green #1, Jamari Johnson #2, Luke Reynolds #3.
Mel also higher than most on Fletcher and Lofton. Says Fletcher’s production against the best defenses made him look like more of a first round running back than Baugh or Lacey. Additionally, Mel mentions he thought about taking Moten or Scott before taking Coleman at 10.


Edge rushers​

1. Colin Simmons, Texas
2. Dylan Stewart, South Carolina
3. Clev Lubin, Louisville
4. Devan Thompkins, Alabama
5. Princewill Umanmielen, LSU

Just missed: Emmanuel Oyebadejo, Florida; Yhonzae Pierre, Alabama; Marquise Lightfoot, Miami (Fla.); Jordan Ross, LSU; Will Heldt, Clemson

Defensive tackles​

1. Xavier Gilliam, Tennessee
2. Will Echoles, Ole Miss
3. David Stone, Oklahoma
4. Ahmad Moten Sr., Miami (Fla.)
5. A.J. Holmes Jr., Texas Tech

Just missed: Enow Etta, Michigan; A'Mauri Washington, Oregon

Our long snapper also made Jordan Reid’s specialist big board.
 
Dane Brugler / The Athletic just released a top 50 list (He is the best mock draft guy in the biz).
Notre Dame had 5 of the top 29 players. We had 1 of the top 50 (Mensah).

I dont think ND will win it all but anyone saying they are not a good team just doesn't know what they are talking about.
 
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