The official NFL draft 2020 thread

Lots of high end talent free falling

 

Comparing Chase Claypool to D.K. Metcalf is short-sighted as both have their strengths and weaknesses. Of the two, I would take Claypool because he offers more versatility overall and is more physical as he regularly bodied Corners. D.K. Metcalf has superior speed but it is not like 4.42 cannot be an asset either. Here is my biggest reason though as to why I would want Chase over D.K.; durability. Never mind a broken foot but a neck injury is nothing to scoff at. I do not have those same concerns with Chase.


Chase gives me more than just a "Thermonuclear Option". Chase gives me the ability to move the sticks as well. Add in his superior run blocking and there are plenty of reasons as to why Chase is his own person and not someone else.

 

Did Charlie miraculously put on 60 pounds of muscle in one year like his father did before his senior year at Notre Dame?

 

He had a lot of hype coming into college, but not enough production.

 

ha I do not know...were there steroid rumors about his Dad?

 

Eagles trading with Dallas, that's just not right.

 

That was mostly due to their qb play....... Someone's gonna get a major steal

 

I was a serious football junkie in the late '80s and early '90s, so some odd stuff sticks in my memory from that time. Andy Heck was listed at 6-foot-7, 235 pounds as a senior in high school. He first became a starter at tight end for Notre Dame and was still listed at 235 pounds his junior year. He moved to tackle for his senior season suddenly he was 6-7, 295. Maybe some of that was the Notre Dame sports information office inflating his numbers. Maybe. I'll just stick to facts and stay away from rumors and speculation.

I will add one thing. He had Lou Holtz as his coach and I don't trust anything done during Holtz's time at Notre Dame. People forget he left Minnesota for Notre Dame just as that program was about to get busted for recruiting violations that occurred while Holtz was there.

 

Keeping your friends close, and your enemies closer.

 

I get that there was some injury risk, but I really do think the Steelers blew it on this one. Passing on him for a lesser lineman with that second fourth-round pick seems like a significant mistake. That pick is late enough that you take the risk on the superior talent. They had a shot at a second-round talent late in the fourth.

 

That was a terrible trade. I hated it the moment they made it. Trading for him when Willson was available as a free agent was just idiotic. The Seahawks stole a pick and ended up with the better player when they signed Willson at the same time.

I've pulled that kind of stunt in fantasy baseball, trading a fringe player because I like the options available on the waiver wire. I always wonder how the hell I got away with it.

 

Cowboys for once have an excellent draft.

 

We can still get Simon Stepanikak. Im holding out hope.

 

I think we look back in a few years and love the Dotson pick.

 

guess ill mow the yard b4 we pick again.., wished we had more pics, GB has 6 left

 

We had to make sure we finished 8-8.

 

Okay with Dotson in the 4th. Don't love it but at least it's finally an OL. He's raw but a mauler. AMJ pick is bad. Not loving this. Thank the football gods for Minkah. And, yes, that Seattle trade last season was so dumb.

 

serious, there goes another of my late rounders....S Daniel Thomas Auburn

 

Give me TJ Brunson SC in the 6th....

 

So...developmental corners and safeties for the last two picks? Or do we need another ILB in the mix?

 

I'd grab from these: S, OL, DT, ILB