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Tua time!
Quinyon Mitchell might be the closest thing the nfl has right now to a shut down coverage corner these days.
that sounds like an excuse for a really bad draft to me!While fun to consider, I think exercises like this are a waste of time barely a year into these players' careers. Some positions develop faster than others, some players in the same positions develop at different speeds, some players will suffer career ending/threatening injuries, some will regress. It also ignores need (good) and opportunity cost. On top of that, it assumes that the systems and the coaching/development and the conditioning programs are equal throughout the league, which we know isn't true.
Agreed, the past 2 years we could have drafted sure thing Pro Bowl or even All Pro players Mitchell and Warren yet we passed. Thats why drafting for need can get you in trouble.Quinyon Mitchell might be the closest thing the nfl has right now to a shut down coverage corner these days.
ZabelQuinyon Mitchell might be the closest thing the nfl has right now to a shut down coverage corner these days.
Also if we made Tua play on his 5th year option and we were in the market for a QB last year we could have selected Dart or Shough.Zabel
Warren
Mitchell
Barron
we could have thrown darts at a list of the top 50 players and done a better job than Grier did with his first two picks.
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Warren
Mitchell
Barron
we could have thrown darts at a list of the top 50 players and done a better job than Grier did with his first two picks.
That's why I always hated drafting for need. If Chop was that high on Griers draft board he was never a really good scout. He like Ireland talked over everybody thinking they knew more than everyone elseI agree, but Edge was a need not knowing how soon JP and Chubb would return in the 2024 season.
I really wanted Verse. Unfortunately the Rams took him at 19 and we were selecting at 21.
The DB Mitchell was the BPA and who we should have taken.
Many of us liked what we saw with Chop in his rookie year.Id call chop a bust. That was a horrific 2nd season. Across the board.
Two stepped with every tackle he saw. Lost snaps to a corpse in judon.
But I will say the wide 9 probably does help chop get more snaps. God knows he’s awful against the run anyways. And a joke of a situational rusher.
Many of us liked what we saw with Chop in his rookie year.
I think it is too early to call him a bust. I didn't get bringing in Judon or their decision to give him snaps in place of Robinson but in a dysfunctional year with the team and an injury prone one for Chop I'm going to give him a little grace. If Hafley and Duggan can't bring out a lot more from him we can re-visit the bust designation.