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Top 3 looks all but locked in with
1. Trevor Lawrence (NYJ)
2. Justin Fields (JAX)
3. Penei Sewell (CIN)
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Top 3 looks all but locked in with
1. Trevor Lawrence (NYJ)
2. Justin Fields (JAX)
3. Penei Sewell (CIN)
Ohio State so much better than their competition in the Big10. So he has thrown to open WR. Did not play well in the Big 10 championship game today against Northwestern.I would not draft Justin Fields in the 1st 2 rounds. If the Jaguars take him 2nd they're making the Bortles mistake again.
Bengals fans might need to prepare for Sewell being gone at #2. Fields is looking pretty terrible.
It may end up a Sewell or Zach Wilson debate for the Jags.
I could see Fields dropping as the tape on him is looking more and more sketchy. He struggled passing against good teams and OSU had to win on the ground game.Top 3 looks all but locked in with
1. Trevor Lawrence (NYJ)
2. Justin Fields (JAX)
3. Penei Sewell (CIN)
I could see Fields dropping as the tape on him is looking more and more sketchy. He struggled passing against good teams and OSU had to win on the ground game.
There's a good shot that JAX drafts Sewell (or the NYJ).
When OSU is so much better than the competition their QB is throwing to guys with bigger windows so the margin for error is greater.Watch Fields drop to the Patriots and as a final act, Belichick coaches him into a dominant top 5 QB.
When OSU is so much better than the competition their QB is throwing to guys with bigger windows so the margin for error is greater.
I doubt Fields drops that much but possible that if the Jags finish last then the Jets go with Darnold then Fields is going to drop.
Jets can get bookend tackles to protect their QB and allow the interior to double team someone. They also have the Seahawks first and third round picks this year.With Fields' stock dropping I actually expect the Jets to either not go QB at #2 or to trade down. The thing is, Darnold has been there 3 years and they still don't know what they have in him. Can he still be a long-term answer at QB in a non-Adam Gase offense? It's a huge maybe. They do need to take a QB in this draft at some point IMO.
If I'm running the Bengals I'd consider talking to the Jets about trading up because if Sewell's not available at #3 I'm trading down to a team that wants a QB. No other player truly captivates me at #3 if we can't have Sewell. He's the guy that could change the direction of the team in the long-term.
I could see 2 scenarios for the Jets.
1 - make a flip with the Bengals so they can draft Sewell. Then the Jets can draft possibly Chase
Or
2- Draft Sewell
They have draft capital from Seattle in the Adams deal.I would not take Sewell (or trade to 3/4 to get Sewell) if I were the Jets. They are completely devoid of talent on the team, it makes more sense to move down and gather as much future assets as possible.
I just saw the name Surtain in your post and googled and damned if it isn’t the kid of the pro bowler.imo
QB1 T-Law
RB1 Harris
WR1 Smith/Chase (I can't really pick)
TE1 Pitts
OT1 Sewell
OG1: Davis
C1: Humphrey
DE1: Rosseau
DT1: Tuefele
LB1: Parsons (he could be outside or middle so I'll put him overall)
CB1: Surtain
S1: Moehrig
Some of these are more up in the air than others, others are more obvious. T-Law, Pitts, Sewell, and Parsons are the gimmies, while others are either with a smaller degree of separation or entirely up in the air.
I like the QB, WR, TE, and CB class, and I find there's premium talent at LB but there's a dropoff. I don't really rate this for the trenches, though O-line is decent, D-line weaker on the high end.
You mean Patrick Surtain and Patrick Surtain II are related?!?!I just saw the name Surtain in your post and googled and damned if it isn’t the kid of the pro bowler.
I’m not surprised I remember the name from the nfl and not college football. I watch one, and the other, not so much.You mean Patrick Surtain and Patrick Surtain II are related?!?!
I just saw the name Surtain in your post and googled and damned if it isn’t the kid of the pro bowler.