• 2024 Draft Prospects •

[plan9misfit]

4 hours ago, WizardHawk said:

I hope Emeka Egbuka falls in Cowboy’s lap come April.

I doubt he makes it out of the top 15. And if he runs in the low 4.3s like he’s capable of, he may wind up a top 10 pick.

[DaBoys]

I think Shedeur Sanders is coming back BECAUSE the QB class is so deep. 

In a sitdown interview with Bleacher Report’s Taylor Rooks dropped on Wednesday, the Colorado head coach addressed a hypothetical situation about Shedeur declaring for the NFL draft. 

Sanders, who previously said sons, Shedeur and Shilo, won’t be entering the 2024 NFL Draft, dove into some of the reasons it would take for a player to make the jump to go professional.

It’s not about what I’m seeing from them, it’s about a whole lot of other things: team, position, round projection. All of that, plays a role,” Sanders said. “Now, with NIL, and who they are, shoot, you could make just as much money here as you can there [the NFL], unless you’re one of the first five picks. 

“But Shedeur don’t want to be two to nobody. He don’t get down like that. People are projecting him behind Caleb Williams. And Caleb Williams is phenomenal. But Shedeur ain’t no backseat rider. He drives his Maybach. He doesn’t have a driver in it — he drives it.”

[D82]

36 minutes ago, DaBoys said:

I think Shedeur Sanders is coming back BECAUSE the QB class is so deep. 

In a sitdown interview with Bleacher Report’s Taylor Rooks dropped on Wednesday, the Colorado head coach addressed a hypothetical situation about Shedeur declaring for the NFL draft. 

Sanders, who previously said sons, Shedeur and Shilo, won’t be entering the 2024 NFL Draft, dove into some of the reasons it would take for a player to make the jump to go professional.

It’s not about what I’m seeing from them, it’s about a whole lot of other things: team, position, round projection. All of that, plays a role,” Sanders said. “Now, with NIL, and who they are, shoot, you could make just as much money here as you can there [the NFL], unless you’re one of the first five picks. 

“But Shedeur don’t want to be two to nobody. He don’t get down like that. People are projecting him behind Caleb Williams. And Caleb Williams is phenomenal. But Shedeur ain’t no backseat rider. He drives his Maybach. He doesn’t have a driver in it — he drives it.”

Caleb may very well go back as well depending on who gets that first overall pick. 

[textaz03]

4 hours ago, DaBoys said:

I think Shedeur Sanders is coming back BECAUSE the QB class is so deep. 

In a sitdown interview with Bleacher Report’s Taylor Rooks dropped on Wednesday, the Colorado head coach addressed a hypothetical situation about Shedeur declaring for the NFL draft. 

Sanders, who previously said sons, Shedeur and Shilo, won’t be entering the 2024 NFL Draft, dove into some of the reasons it would take for a player to make the jump to go professional.

It’s not about what I’m seeing from them, it’s about a whole lot of other things: team, position, round projection. All of that, plays a role,” Sanders said. “Now, with NIL, and who they are, shoot, you could make just as much money here as you can there [the NFL], unless you’re one of the first five picks. 

“But Shedeur don’t want to be two to nobody. He don’t get down like that. People are projecting him behind Caleb Williams. And Caleb Williams is phenomenal. But Shedeur ain’t no backseat rider. He drives his Maybach. He doesn’t have a driver in it — he drives it.”

Out of all this, I read spoiled rich kid! College student driving a ($200k) Maybach 🙄

[Nextyearfordaboyz]

10 hours ago, plan9misfit said:

Given the 5th year option, I think some of the guys who would likely slip to the second round will be taken in the first. If they all come out, I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, Bo Nix, Michael Penix Jr. and Shedeur Sanders all go in the first. That’s five right there.

I’ll buy 5. Any more is a stretch. Been following the draft long enough to know that if we name 5 QBs we think our first rounders in September, probably 2 of them will have a long tumble down the draft board and someone else will emerge we never considered.

Edited September 24, 2023 by Nextyearfordaboyz

[TVScout]

We need to draft o-line early and often. 

[DaBoys]

Any good run stuffing NTs?

[BigD88]

On 9/24/2023 at 3:06 AM, plan9misfit said:

Given the 5th year option, I think some of the guys who would likely slip to the second round will be taken in the first. If they all come out, I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, Bo Nix, Michael Penix Jr. and Shedeur Sanders all go in the first. That’s five right there.

The last three names are absolutely not high-end starting NFL QBs. 

[TVScout]

13 hours ago, DaBoys said:

Any good run stuffing NTs?

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/T'Vondre-Sweat-DL-Texas

[WizardHawk]

14 hours ago, DaBoys said:

Any good run stuffing NTs?

Nazir Stackhouse 

[HDsportsfan]

53 minutes ago, WizardHawk said:

Nazir Stackhouse 

Last name is fitting.

[DaBoys]

3 hours ago, BigD88 said:

The last three names are absolutely not high-end starting NFL QBs. 

Not high on Sanders?

[BigD88]

2 hours ago, DaBoys said:

Not high on Sanders?

Nope!

IMO this is a two QB class with Caleb and Maye.

Outside shot at McCarthy depending on how he performs from here on out. 

[plan9misfit]

On 9/24/2023 at 10:04 AM, textaz03 said:

Out of all this, I read spoiled rich kid! College student driving a ($200k) Maybach 🙄

Have you seen Deion’s house in Prosper? It shouldn’t surprise anyone that Shedeur drives an ultra expensive car.

[plan9misfit]

5 hours ago, BigD88 said:

The last three names are absolutely not high-end starting NFL QBs. 

I don’t think Drake Maye is, either, but he’ll be a high 1st round pick. QB is the most overdrafted position in the entire league; not because of talent, but team desperation. @Nextyearfordaboyz and I have discussed this a lot over the years. Neither he or I subscribe to that mentality, but we know it happens. Hence, why I think that many QBs can go in the 1st. That doesn’t mean that I (personally) consider many of them as first round talent, though.