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M-C-G wrote:I also think it is just really rare to see the high end caliber of WR prospects like we see in this draft. It's just an anomaly how many high end and high ceiling guys their are. I'm kind of stoked that we already have a legit WR core because that should drop a lot of value to our picks between the QBs that will be drafted and WR that go in round 1.
RRyder823 wrote:M-C-G wrote:I also think it is just really rare to see the high end caliber of WR prospects like we see in this draft. It's just an anomaly how many high end and high ceiling guys their are. I'm kind of stoked that we already have a legit WR core because that should drop a lot of value to our picks between the QBs that will be drafted and WR that go in round 1.
Is it? Every other year for the past decade has had these high end WR prospects
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ReasonablySober wrote:RRyder823 wrote:M-C-G wrote:I also think it is just really rare to see the high end caliber of WR prospects like we see in this draft. It's just an anomaly how many high end and high ceiling guys their are. I'm kind of stoked that we already have a legit WR core because that should drop a lot of value to our picks between the QBs that will be drafted and WR that go in round 1.
Is it? Every other year for the past decade has had these high end WR prospects
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2021 is the only recent class that compares. They had Chase, Waddle, and Smith.
Prior to that you have to go back to 2012 with Green and Julio at the top, but it fell off hard after those two. 2004 had Larry Fitz and Roy Williams, 2003 had Charles Rodgers and Andre Johnson.
Outside of 2021, I think this is the best class of prospects since 1996 when Keyshawn Johnson, Terry Glenn, Eddie Kennison, Marvin Harrison, and Eric Moulds went in round one. Later rounds had Amani Toomer, Muhsin Muhammad, Bobby Engram, Joe Horn, and Terrell Owens.
That's the GOAT.
M-C-G wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:RRyder823 wrote:
Is it? Every other year for the past decade has had these high end WR prospects
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2021 is the only recent class that compares. They had Chase, Waddle, and Smith.
Prior to that you have to go back to 2012 with Green and Julio at the top, but it fell off hard after those two. 2004 had Larry Fitz and Roy Williams, 2003 had Charles Rodgers and Andre Johnson.
Outside of 2021, I think this is the best class of prospects since 1996 when Keyshawn Johnson, Terry Glenn, Eddie Kennison, Marvin Harrison, and Eric Moulds went in round one. Later rounds had Amani Toomer, Muhsin Muhammad, Bobby Engram, Joe Horn, and Terrell Owens.
That's the GOAT.
My opinion this class is better. But hard to argue with a class that put out Chase, Waddle, Amon Ra, Nico Collins, Devonta Smith and…….wait for it….Amari Rodgers!
This is a special class, I really believe that.
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M-C-G wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:RRyder823 wrote:
Is it? Every other year for the past decade has had these high end WR prospects
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2021 is the only recent class that compares. They had Chase, Waddle, and Smith.
Prior to that you have to go back to 2012 with Green and Julio at the top, but it fell off hard after those two. 2004 had Larry Fitz and Roy Williams, 2003 had Charles Rodgers and Andre Johnson.
Outside of 2021, I think this is the best class of prospects since 1996 when Keyshawn Johnson, Terry Glenn, Eddie Kennison, Marvin Harrison, and Eric Moulds went in round one. Later rounds had Amani Toomer, Muhsin Muhammad, Bobby Engram, Joe Horn, and Terrell Owens.
That's the GOAT.
My opinion this class is better. But hard to argue with a class that put out Chase, Waddle, Amon Ra, Nico Collins, Devonta Smith and…….wait for it….Amari Rodgers!
This is a special class, I really believe that.
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RRyder823 wrote:M-C-G wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:
2021 is the only recent class that compares. They had Chase, Waddle, and Smith.
Prior to that you have to go back to 2012 with Green and Julio at the top, but it fell off hard after those two. 2004 had Larry Fitz and Roy Williams, 2003 had Charles Rodgers and Andre Johnson.
Outside of 2021, I think this is the best class of prospects since 1996 when Keyshawn Johnson, Terry Glenn, Eddie Kennison, Marvin Harrison, and Eric Moulds went in round one. Later rounds had Amani Toomer, Muhsin Muhammad, Bobby Engram, Joe Horn, and Terrell Owens.
That's the GOAT.
My opinion this class is better. But hard to argue with a class that put out Chase, Waddle, Amon Ra, Nico Collins, Devonta Smith and…….wait for it….Amari Rodgers!
This is a special class, I really believe that.
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Hold up. Are we conflating how a draft turned out with what level the prospects were going into it?
Cause I was commenting on the high end prospects going INTO the draft. Not what they ended up being in the Pros
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M-C-G wrote:Frank Nova wrote:MVP2110 wrote:
Now, you want to see someone who is "silly" look at Chris Simms putting Brian Thomas Jr as his WR1
That’s honestly just insane.
I really like this WR class a lot. I think there’s multiple guys with star potential. My favorite 1 is Xavier Worthy and not just because of the 4.2 40 speed, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen someone move the way he does. That quick twitch burst he possesses is deadly. I think he has the chance to be the most dynamic playmaker of the whole bunch. But having said that, I certainly wouldn’t draft him over MHj, Nabers or Odunze.
I apologize for being offensive. Calling anyone “silly” for a difference of opinion is poor taste. But like I said before, MHj has been top dog 2yrs running now and I’m struggling to understand what could have possibly changed that? Hes a cut above everyone else just look at the film, its incredible.
Oh don't sweat it, I completely get where you are coming from. Let me ask a hypothetical, how do you think MHJ is in the pros (maybe it was your or Ron) Julio Jones? Faster Mike Evans? something else?
If I think Nabers might be the next Chase or Lamb, how would that compare?
I have a dynasty league with pick 2,3 and 6 and I am salivating at getting 2 out of 3 of Marvin, Nabers and Oduze.
M-C-G wrote:Frank Nova wrote:MVP2110 wrote:
Now, you want to see someone who is "silly" look at Chris Simms putting Brian Thomas Jr as his WR1
That’s honestly just insane.
I really like this WR class a lot. I think there’s multiple guys with star potential. My favorite 1 is Xavier Worthy and not just because of the 4.2 40 speed, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen someone move the way he does. That quick twitch burst he possesses is deadly. I think he has the chance to be the most dynamic playmaker of the whole bunch. But having said that, I certainly wouldn’t draft him over MHj, Nabers or Odunze.
I apologize for being offensive. Calling anyone “silly” for a difference of opinion is poor taste. But like I said before, MHj has been top dog 2yrs running now and I’m struggling to understand what could have possibly changed that? Hes a cut above everyone else just look at the film, its incredible.
Oh don't sweat it, I completely get where you are coming from. Let me ask a hypothetical, how do you think MHJ is in the pros (maybe it was your or Ron) Julio Jones? Faster Mike Evans? something else?
If I think Nabers might be the next Chase or Lamb, how would that compare?
I have a dynasty league with pick 2,3 and 6 and I am salivating at getting 2 out of 3 of Marvin, Nabers and Oduze.
I ask cause when St Brown and a few others from other drafts are listed that's not exactly fitting that criteriaReasonablySober wrote:RRyder823 wrote:M-C-G wrote:
My opinion this class is better. But hard to argue with a class that put out Chase, Waddle, Amon Ra, Nico Collins, Devonta Smith and…….wait for it….Amari Rodgers!
This is a special class, I really believe that.
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Hold up. Are we conflating how a draft turned out with what level the prospects were going into it?
Cause I was commenting on the high end prospects going INTO the draft. Not what they ended up being in the Pros
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I'm considering how good the prospects are heading into the draft and I'm assuming MCG is too. You can make an argument that four of the five best prospects in the whole class are WR/TE. Certainly four of the top seven.
RRyder823 wrote:I ask cause when St Brown and a few others from other drafts are listed that's not exactly fitting that criteriaReasonablySober wrote:RRyder823 wrote:
Hold up. Are we conflating how a draft turned out with what level the prospects were going into it?
Cause I was commenting on the high end prospects going INTO the draft. Not what they ended up being in the Pros
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I'm considering how good the prospects are heading into the draft and I'm assuming MCG is too. You can make an argument that four of the five best prospects in the whole class are WR/TE. Certainly four of the top seven.
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Swan Vox wrote:This is looking like a weird draft for the way its strengths and weaknesses match up with what the Packers need in the first round. Not too thrilled with #25 as a slot overall. I guess OL could be the pick, but tough to get excited about it with the way Green Bay usually finds those guys in later rounds.
Who are you all getting EXCITED about picking in RD 1 that might actually be there?
Swan Vox wrote:This is looking like a weird draft for the way its strengths and weaknesses match up with what the Packers need in the first round. Not too thrilled with #25 as a slot overall. I guess OL could be the pick, but tough to get excited about it with the way Green Bay usually finds those guys in later rounds.
Who are you all getting EXCITED about picking in RD 1 that might actually be there?
