CrazyJoeDavola

TAMU in Kyle Field on opening night is a very tough test. They weathered the storm. Lots to work on especially offensively. The TAMU defense is legit, but the offense seemed lackluster. Is that Because of the Irish D or they are just mediocre? I think once the oline gels and gets more experience they will be much better. I am glad USC is late in the season. The rest of the schedule is all winnable.

To be fair though, this is only because they played that Week "0" game and there was not AP vote the following week. So they ride that preseason rank through two games. Obviously no one considered them a top 10 team after Georgia Tech.

I loved Waege in college, he was on a legit NFL path but had some injury issues that derailed that train. I am glad he is still going. He could be a solid depth contributor. I am also glad he decided to bulk up. he was always a tweener size wise and I think he best operates with his hand in the dirt. @Norm should be a fan as I believe Waege is from Brookings.

If that is true, the Bears would be stupid to pass it up.

Estime seemed more quick than fast when I watch him. He gets up to top speed quick and seems to have good feet for a big guy. I don't see him ending up in GB with Jacobs and Dillon both on board now. Corum was surprising too. But I was never a fan of his either.

And JD Bertrand. Also, word is Estime rand 4.56-4.59 improving the 4.70 from the combine.

@thrILL! must be riding high today. Gute is bringing in all the Bama guys.

I really don't see signing Cousins removing anyone from the QB draft market.

I appreciate the effort. And I know you're just kinda throwing stuff out there but I can't get behind anything that trades away Watson. Then you follow it up with a center in the first. Even the selection of Estime can't bring me back. But it's good to see a few different babes anyway even if I'm not a big fan of the overall product

I really don't see how Hawk is not a Packers hall of famer. He was a well above average player. People get hung up on draft position but the guy was a very good player gif a very (in nfl terms) long time.

Got bored at work so I made a quick mock. I am not going to go through the whole offseason. This is draft only with players I like (also going full homer in some selections). I used NFL Mock Draft Database for the simulation. Let me know how poorly I did. (Scouting information courtesy of Bing AI) 1 (25) Jer'Zhan Newton, DL, Illinois - Jer’Zhan Newton’s explosive athleticism, versatility, and consistent performance make him an exciting prospect for the 2024 NFL Draft. Keep an eye out for this talented defensive tackle! 2 (41) Edgerrin Cooper, LB, Texas A&M - Draft Projection: Cooper is projected to be a 2nd to mid-round pick. His overall rating is an impressive 86.5 out of 100. Here’s how he stacks up against other prospects: Tackling: 76% Pass Rush: 86% Run Defense: 87% Coverage: 83% In college, he played 35 games, amassing 1570 snaps. His achievements include earning AP All-American and First Team All-SEC honors in 2023. Keep an eye on this rising star as he enters the NFL draft! 2 (58) Javon Bullard, S, Georgia - Playing Style: Bullard is an athletic safety who excels in both run defense and pass coverage. His pass coverage skills stand out, thanks to his fluid athleticism, quick feet, and excellent balance in his pedal technique. He demonstrates a keen understanding of route concepts and how opponents attack him Keep an eye out for Javon Bullard during the upcoming NFL Draft—he’s definitely one to watch! 3 (88) Kiran Amegadjie, OT, Yale - In summary, Kiran Amegadjie’s draft profile presents a compelling case for NFL teams. His excellent length, thick build, and above-average athleticism make him a second-day pick with significant upside. 3 (91) Cam Hart, CB, Notre Dame - Strengths: Long and physical, Hart’s profile suits press coverage. His ability to carry opponents on crossers and stay hip-to-hip on go-balls is impressive. Areas of Concern: Teams may worry about his transitions and pure man coverage due to a lack of recovery speed and relative stiffness. 4 (127) Ray Davis, RB, Kentucky - Ray Davis shows promise as a versatile running back with the potential to contribute at the professional level. His combination of skills makes him an intriguing prospect for NFL teams. ( Also, this is apparently his actual full name Re'Mahn Walter Zhamar Jamar Davis) 5 (168) Ben Sinnott, TE, Kansas - His versatility, productivity, and understanding of positioning make him an intriguing prospect. Keep an eye out for Ben Sinnott during the upcoming NFL Draft! 6 (204) Mason McCormick, IOL, South Dakota State - Mason McCormick is a four-year starter within South Dakota State’s run-heavy offensive scheme. The team employs a mix of A-gap power, G-lead, and zone runs. McCormick possesses a solid build, particularly through his chest and core. His arm length is good, but his overall athletic ability is marginal 6 (216) JD Bertrand. LB, Notre Dame - JD Bertrand’s athleticism and performance have caught the attention of scouts, and he’s poised to make an impact in the NFL draft. Keep an eye on this promising linebacker 7 (243) Jalen Sundell, IOL, North Dakota State - Sundell demonstrates a good feel for combo blocks and displays quickness and flexibility when moving to the second level. He is capable of sealing the backside on reach blocks. His positional run-blocking skills showcase the nasty demeanor and killer instinct that scouts covet. Additionally, he possesses above-average football smarts and general intelligence 7 (251) Myles Harden, CB, South Dakota - Harden possesses an average cornerback build. His muscular frame and well-developed lower half contribute to his physical prowess. Notably, his lateral quickness and short-area burst are commendable, allowing him to excel in shallow zone coverages despite having average linear speed1. As he prepares for the NFL Draft, his abilities and potential are closely scrutinized by scouts and fans alike.

I want Hartman as QB2 based on his hair alone.

I saw his jumps were good. I am a Notre Dame fan so I have seen Hart play a lot. I have always thought he would make a good safety. Maybe it's just his height that puts that in my mind. He seems to have good instincts and a nose for the ball. But as a cover guy he was overshadowed by Morrison.

Nubin has been looking good in the drills.

Slower than I expected. But there are a lot of good looking CB this year. I could see Hart being a position switch guy.