Quote (Lakeshow906 @ Apr 1 2022 01:17am)

AJ Green
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Quote (Article @ Apr 1 2022 01:20am)

Green no, did not end up being worth it for where he was drafted IMO


Johnson was more than 15 years ago I think

Quote (Article @ Apr 1 2022 01:20am)

Green no, did not end up being worth it for where he was drafted IMO


Johnson was more than 15 years ago I think

Quote (Article @ 30 Mar 2022 16:26)

Saw a stat that this Cincinnati DB didn’t give up more than 13 yards in a game and had zero TDS scored on him all season.



How is that even possible?? That’s gotta be the best season ever by a cornerback

Quote (Hako @ Mar 31 2022 11:41pm)

You could make a case for him being the best player in the draft. You could also make a case for Kyle Hamilton being the best player in the draft. Same goes for Hutch and a few other guys.

I guess it all depends on how built your team is and your value on CBs.

The preferred order imo goes..

QB > Edge
OT > WR/CB

QB class is weak, but they always get pushed up the board.

Edge class is really deep throughout. 1/3 of the 1st round drafted will likely be edge guys.

OT has Neal, Icky and Cross at the top of the list. OL as a whole isn't that great of a class this year.

WR is really deep as well. There should be a good run on WRs in the 1st round, but there's depth throughout.

CB is Stingley and Sauce at the top. Stingley was the best player in the country his freshman season. Injuries hampered him the past 2 seasons though. One hell of a player if he can stay healthy. The depth through the first 3 rounds at CB is solid.

Quote (lucrative @ Apr 1 2022 10:56am)

how could you say the o line class is weak but wr class is strong? the wr class is much weaker than the past few seasons, and the o line class is damn near twice as good as last season. the cb class is also extremely strong this season. also edge and cb are about equal on the importance of position scale, both WAY more valuable than wr.

Quote (Hako @ Apr 1 2022 08:43pm)

Because this OL class is weak and the WR class is deep lol.

This WR class doesn't have a Ja'Marr Chase like prospect, but it's full of really good players. The depth of the class throughout is what makes it strong.

Edge is the most important position behind QB and it's not even a question lol.

Quote (Article @ Apr 1 2022 01:23am)

Ok, never mind. I’m eating crow on that. Green had 5 pro bowl caliber years to start his career, that is exactly what you want out of a top ten pick. I rescind the statement.