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I saw some of the QB skills competition on Friday and Benkert sucked. I don't like him anymore. 
He tries to rifle everything. No touch.
He tries to rifle everything. No touch.2018 NFL Draft Thread
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raider5
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Wrong thread.
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I love Baker. Think he's a player...
Top 6 would be crazy.
Top 6 would be crazy.
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Being drafted in the top 10 just means teams think your worthy of a 1st RD pick nowadays at QB, and not actually one of the 10 best players in the draft. I think a dude like Bress would have been a top 10 pick in this climate.
A guy like Josh Allen is not even a top 100 guy realistically and he's a lock for the 1st RD which speaks to the league desperation at the position. I mean ****, look at what Jimmy G just got off essentially a 7 game sample size
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DeadsetAce
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651akathepaul
(or anyone else who has watched enough)...what's your take on Luke Falk?
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Kinda reminded me of Brady because of how quiet he is in the pocket, but that's about it. Holds onto the ball way too long, has frequent stretches of looking disinterested or like he forgot how to play where he'd be way out of rhythym and he's injury prone (due in large part to holding the ball too long)
DeadsetAce
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yeah i keep hearing his name pop up as a mid-late round option for us. i'll check out some of his highlights as well.
aNYone
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Would love to see him I NY.
In for the entertainment
In for the entertainment
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PICK1
Sam Darnold - QB, USC
Darnold is the best QB in the draft.
PICK 2
Josh Rosen - QB, UCLA
The Giants land the most pro-ready QB in the draft.
PICK 3
Saquon Barkley - RB, Penn State
Andrew Luck gets a dominant runner.
PICK 4
Minkah Fitzpatrick - DB, Alabama
A versatile talent who can play CB or S.
PICK 5
Marcus Davenport - OLB, UTSA
Davenport is an excellent pass rusher; best as a 3-4 OLB.
PICK 6
Baker Mayfield - QB, Oklahoma
Will Mayfield have the best NFL career of any QB in this class?
PICK 7
Bradley Chubb - DE, N.C. State
Improving the pass rush is a major need for Tampa Bay.
PICK 8
Calvin Ridley - WR, Alabama
The Bears get Mitchell Trubisky a weapon with this pick.
PICK 9
Denzel Ward - CB, Ohio State
With Bradley Chubb off the board, the 49ers fill their next biggest need on defense.
PICK 9
Tremaine Edmunds - LB, Virginia Tech
Edmunds is the best all-around LB in the draft.
PICK 11
Roquan Smith - LB, Georgia
Smith's an excellent athlete who excels in coverage.
PICK 12
Quenton Nelson - OG, Notre Dame
The Bengals land the best player in the draft. They bypass a bigger need at OT to get Nelson.
PICK 13
Vita Vea - DT, Washington
With Vea and Jonathan Allen, the D-line all of a sudden becomes a strength of the team.
PICK 14
Mike Hughes - CB, UCF
Hughes is a versatile CB who can play both off and press coverage.
PICK 15
Josh Allen - QB, Wyoming
Allen will be the fourth QB off the board. Arizona would do cartwheels if he were still available here. Someone will probably trade up to get him, and maybe Arizona will be the team to do it.
PICK 16
Mike McGlinchey - OT, Notre Dame
This gives the Ravens a bookend OT with Ronnie Stanley.
PICK 17
Rashaan Evans - LB, Alabama
A DT is also a possibility here.
PICK 18
Arden Key - DE, LSU
With questions about whether Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril will be with the Seahawks next season, a pass rusher will be needed.
PICK 19
Taven Bryan - DT, Florida
Bryan has excellent upfield quickness. He fits Rod Marinelli's scheme.
PICK 20
Da'Ron Payne - DT, Alabama
Strong player vs. the run, and he has some pass-rush potential.
PICK 21
Billy Price - C, Ohio State
The first priority for Buffalo should be to trade up to get a QB. If that doesn't work out, then Price can replace Eric Wood at center.
PICK 22
Josh Jackson - CB, Iowa
The Bills get a bookend CB to pair with Tre'Davious White.
PICK 23
Isaiah Oliver - CB, Colorado
Trumaine Johnson is due to become a free agent, and CB is already a weakness for the Rams.
PICK 24
Christian Kirk - WR, Texas A&M
The Panthers need a speedy WR. Kirk fits the bill.
PICK 25
James Daniels - C/OG, Iowa
Help is needed on the interior of the Titans' O-line.
PICK 26
Isaiah Wynn - OG, Georgia
He played left tackle in college but fits best as a guard at the next level.
PICK 27
Harold Landry - DE/OLB, Boston College
Landry racked up 16.5 sacks in 2016 before an injury-plagued senior season.
PICK 28
Derrius Guice - RB, LSU
I am not optimistic the Steelers will get a long-term deal done with Le'Veon Bell, which is why Guice makes sense here.
PICK 29
Connor Williams - OT, Texas
TE and WR are also a possibility here.
PICK 30
Derwin James - S, FSU
Solidifies the safety position opposite Harrison Smith.
PICK 31
Harrison Phillips - DT, Stanford
Phillips is a run-stopper. He fills a need for New England.
PICK 32
Donte Jackson - CB, LSU
Philly has worked to improve the CB position, but the Eagles still need help there.
Sam Darnold - QB, USC
Darnold is the best QB in the draft.
PICK 2
Josh Rosen - QB, UCLA
The Giants land the most pro-ready QB in the draft.
PICK 3
Saquon Barkley - RB, Penn State
Andrew Luck gets a dominant runner.
PICK 4
Minkah Fitzpatrick - DB, Alabama
A versatile talent who can play CB or S.
PICK 5
Marcus Davenport - OLB, UTSA
Davenport is an excellent pass rusher; best as a 3-4 OLB.
PICK 6
Baker Mayfield - QB, Oklahoma
Will Mayfield have the best NFL career of any QB in this class?
PICK 7
Bradley Chubb - DE, N.C. State
Improving the pass rush is a major need for Tampa Bay.
PICK 8
Calvin Ridley - WR, Alabama
The Bears get Mitchell Trubisky a weapon with this pick.
PICK 9
Denzel Ward - CB, Ohio State
With Bradley Chubb off the board, the 49ers fill their next biggest need on defense.
PICK 9
Tremaine Edmunds - LB, Virginia Tech
Edmunds is the best all-around LB in the draft.
PICK 11
Roquan Smith - LB, Georgia
Smith's an excellent athlete who excels in coverage.
PICK 12
Quenton Nelson - OG, Notre Dame
The Bengals land the best player in the draft. They bypass a bigger need at OT to get Nelson.
PICK 13
Vita Vea - DT, Washington
With Vea and Jonathan Allen, the D-line all of a sudden becomes a strength of the team.
PICK 14
Mike Hughes - CB, UCF
Hughes is a versatile CB who can play both off and press coverage.
PICK 15
Josh Allen - QB, Wyoming
Allen will be the fourth QB off the board. Arizona would do cartwheels if he were still available here. Someone will probably trade up to get him, and maybe Arizona will be the team to do it.
PICK 16
Mike McGlinchey - OT, Notre Dame
This gives the Ravens a bookend OT with Ronnie Stanley.
PICK 17
Rashaan Evans - LB, Alabama
A DT is also a possibility here.
PICK 18
Arden Key - DE, LSU
With questions about whether Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril will be with the Seahawks next season, a pass rusher will be needed.
PICK 19
Taven Bryan - DT, Florida
Bryan has excellent upfield quickness. He fits Rod Marinelli's scheme.
PICK 20
Da'Ron Payne - DT, Alabama
Strong player vs. the run, and he has some pass-rush potential.
PICK 21
Billy Price - C, Ohio State
The first priority for Buffalo should be to trade up to get a QB. If that doesn't work out, then Price can replace Eric Wood at center.
PICK 22
Josh Jackson - CB, Iowa
The Bills get a bookend CB to pair with Tre'Davious White.
PICK 23
Isaiah Oliver - CB, Colorado
Trumaine Johnson is due to become a free agent, and CB is already a weakness for the Rams.
PICK 24
Christian Kirk - WR, Texas A&M
The Panthers need a speedy WR. Kirk fits the bill.
PICK 25
James Daniels - C/OG, Iowa
Help is needed on the interior of the Titans' O-line.
PICK 26
Isaiah Wynn - OG, Georgia
He played left tackle in college but fits best as a guard at the next level.
PICK 27
Harold Landry - DE/OLB, Boston College
Landry racked up 16.5 sacks in 2016 before an injury-plagued senior season.
PICK 28
Derrius Guice - RB, LSU
I am not optimistic the Steelers will get a long-term deal done with Le'Veon Bell, which is why Guice makes sense here.
PICK 29
Connor Williams - OT, Texas
TE and WR are also a possibility here.
PICK 30
Derwin James - S, FSU
Solidifies the safety position opposite Harrison Smith.
PICK 31
Harrison Phillips - DT, Stanford
Phillips is a run-stopper. He fills a need for New England.
PICK 32
Donte Jackson - CB, LSU
Philly has worked to improve the CB position, but the Eagles still need help there.
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Good channel to keep an eye on around this time of year.
Draftbreakdown got rid of the paywall too just as a heads up. The vids were still available on YT, but the site makes it much more convent.
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Derwin with harrison would be too nice, also would love to see him on the Jags but after he wrecks the combine there’s no way he falls that far.
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DeadsetAce
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anyone know anything or familiar with Richmond QB Kyle Lauletta?
aNYone
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Y’all next QB.
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I hope he falls to the 5th.. but seems like his name is picking up
Of the little I saw, I like
That is assuming we trade foles.. and eagles coaches were high on sudfeld, so we carry 3 QBs this year and maybe get a mid-late pick out of Indy if things don't work out with their QBs
DeadsetAce
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^ yeah, fellas. heard his name twice now come up in Pats draft talk. need to check his tape. but sounds like a possibility in the later rounds which i like
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