The ever popular doesn’t mean a damn thing draft grades

Yeah it'd dumb they won't wait abd see. Nothing wring with having doubts. He doesn't imo move the needle based on what I've seen and read. I don't see the "it" factor neither. But he has to go out there and play so let's see what happens.

 

I kinda stopped grading picks after Facebook memories told me how wrong I've been in previous drafts. Not to say starters and HOFers haven't come from the 6th and 7th rounds, but more often than not I kinda ignore the draft after the 5th. You're talking about ST and PT guys at this point.

 

Apparently you've never watched him progress but completely judge by some "analyst" bloggers out there. I seen the dude make some incredible throws in many crucial situations. He has the IT factor. Go back to your ESPN noodleheads for your highlights.

 

Every year the Ravens get an A… until the season starts

 

Great Video. Exactly about what I was trying 2 say. I never said Willis shouldn't be drafted....I just believed He shouldn't be drafted in the 1st. A lot of work. Any Qbs You have 2 make a specific offense for scare Me. I don't think anyone didn't think He had a strong arm, but there is a lot more 2 playing Qb.

 

That's only because of how He had 2 come up. I believe if He was always the 1st pick , starter type of Guy that some of these Guys have been it maybe different.
Hell....He maybe just a Great Guy.

 

A round 3 comp draft pick doesn't mean Tuitt isn't coming back.......Round 1 or 2 maybe.

 

Well dang Blast....between this , and Your Bush stuff You put up....You are just a bringer of bad news today. Freaking Debbie Downer. LoL

 

So if he's a round 1 talent you don't think they would take round 1 talent in round 3 regardless of Tuitt's status? FFS

 

I like regression analysis

 

I still would have loved to have seen Carson Strong be our last pick in the 7th.

But, he is in a much better situation in Philadelphia to make the 53 man roster.

 

Dale Lolley seems to think Tuitt is going to play FWIW.

 

Unless they include covid expansion of PS rules Mitch will not be available for PS, which beyond your ridiculous thought would not happen. Injuries are to common, unless they get an offer to good to refuse MT and MR are on the roster.

 

Over the years there have been many posts critical of the Steelers not developing a b/u QB. I understand the thought, but in reality if it takes 2 years to develop a guy, you have likely only 2 years of service. If he has any game he will jump at a chance to start or another team will possibly outbid in FA. I think either guy taken ends up.on the PS, also think it's more likely Carson gets scooped if another team has a need simply because of experience. Even as remote as that is I doubt the 7th rounder gets a lot of snaps in a pre game. If the like what they see he goes to PS and gets a year to learn. If not cutting a 7th rounder is pretty common.

 

An improvement over last year

 

All I'm saying is that IF they knew he wasn't coming back for sure I don't think they would rely on a 3rd round pick with a questionable work ethic to replace him. They would have probably gone in round 2 OR signed a free agent.

I don't have a problem with you, I'm countering what you think with what I think...isn't that what we do here?

Most of the time I don't even read who wrote what, I just respond. In fact, once I responded to my own post.......of course I was 7 beers in LOL

 

I had the same disappointment when Chase Daniel came out. Thought he would have made an excellent mid round pick and then he fell completely out of the draft.

Maybe I can say I was right on Chase Daniel and everyone else in the NFL was wrong? He has been in the league for 12 years and just signed with San Diego for his 13th; not a bad way to get 2 Super Bowl rings and make over $30 million with 5 career starts.

 

Not a bad way at all. I'd take it. LoL

 

One thing I noticed looking at like 10 different draft grade sites, some are scoring like they're professors in college. All A's and B's. It's like, wow, so just like today, when more A's and B's being given out to keep customers happy about overpaying big time for a college degree (called grade inflation and it's a sad, real thing), some sites are going out of their way to make their customers happy. Hey, my team got a B-. Well, that was the worst grade, but hey, it's a B, woo hoo!!

Sad about college grades. A 3.0 is no better than a 2.0 20 years ago. If I were interviewing and some student said I have a 3.1 GPA, I'd poke a little fun at that and ask was that the worst GPA on campus? As for football draft, just have to take the grades in context. If they're handing out C's or D's, then the grade has a bit more punch behind it.

I may start a site next year and just give out all A+ with a different cliche for each team. Maybe I'll get a record number of subscribers.

I still feel the Steelers draft is, at best, a B-, but felt more like a C to me.