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2021 NFL Draft: Ranking the strongest position groups in the 2021 draft class

The historically deep quarterback class leads PFF's position strength rankings, but where does every other position group fall?
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1. Quarterback - could be 1st time ever that QBs are the first 4 players taken.
2. Offensive tackle - 7 players with 1st-rd grades, 6 more with Day 2 grades.
3. Wide receiver - 3 players with top-10 grades, 3 more in 1st round, total of 11 in top 100.
4. Interior offensive line - top 3 players this year would have topped last year's group.
5. Cornerback - 16 players in top 100, light on blue-chippers but strong on Day 2.
6. Linebacker - 3 players with 1st-rd grades, 4 more in top 100.
7. Tight end - very scarce past Kyle Pitts.
8. Edge defender - lots of physical talent but every player needs significant development.
9. Running back - 3 do-it-all starters.
10. Safety - lots of questions past Trevon Moehrig and Richie Grant.
11. Interior defensive line - weakest IDL group since PFF came into existence.
 
DolfanDaveInMI said:
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2021 NFL Draft: Ranking the strongest position groups in the 2021 draft class

The historically deep quarterback class leads PFF's position strength rankings, but where does every other position group fall?
www.pff.com www.pff.com

1. Quarterback - could be 1st time ever that QBs are the first 4 players taken.
2. Offensive tackle - 7 players with 1st-rd grades, 6 more with Day 2 grades.
3. Wide receiver - 3 players with top-10 grades, 3 more in 1st round, total of 11 in top 100.
4. Interior offensive line - top 3 players this year would have topped last year's group.
5. Cornerback - 16 players in top 100, light on blue-chippers but strong on Day 2.
6. Linebacker - 3 players with 1st-rd grades, 4 more in top 100.
7. Tight end - very scarce past Kyle Pitts.
8. Edge defender - lots of physical talent but every player needs significant development.
9. Running back - 3 do-it-all starters.
10. Safety - lots of questions past Trevon Moehrig and Richie Grant.
11. Interior defensive line - weakest IDL group since PFF came into existence.
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Pretty accurate!
 
I mean if you want to lonely throw around the word Talent then by all means there are 6 WR'S with more talent than Toney outside of the 6 that are firmly ahead of him.
I look for Football players that excell in the sport.Thats exactly what I dont see with Toney.Plus he is a Gator so now it cemented he can't play football 🤣🤣🤣
 
MiamiMuss said:
I mean if you want to lonely throw around the word Talent then by all means there are 6 WR'S with more talent than Toney outside of the 6 that are firmly ahead of him.
I look for Football players that excell in the sport.Thats exactly what I dont see with Toney.Plus he is a Gator so now it cemented he can't play football 🤣🤣🤣
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He's a top 4 WR in this class..what team do you root for in college? Haters gonna hate. Hey Pitts is a Gator, too..can he not play? Douchbag lol
 
Wow Douchebag ok that's cool I can handle that.I know you couldn't.
Pitts is definitely a better WR than Toney best WR in this class.
 
MiamiMuss said:
Bateman E Moore T Marshall Eskridge Pitts Brown Wallace and that's just the tip of the Iceberg
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You're funny..toney is better than all of them...but yeah, okay..besides Pitts..he's better.

Also..which college team are you a fan of? Unless you say Bama or a few others, I'm Sure it ain't near as good as Florida. LMAO..hater!
 
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