(11-19-2024, 06:21 PM)jaglou53 Wrote:

(11-18-2024, 05:37 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Used Pro Football Simulator:

Traded pick 1 to the Browns for picks 3, 33, 69, 94 and next year's 2nd RD pick.

3rd: Travis Hunter - CB - Colorado
33rd: J.T Tuimoloau - EDGE - Ohio St.
34th: Aireontae Ersery - OT - Minnesota
65th: Tre Harris - WR - Ole' Miss
69th: Xavier Restrepo - WR - Miami, FL
92nd: Tate Ratledge - OG - Georgia
94th: Dontay Corleone - DT - Cincinatti
102nd: Xavier Nwankpa - S - Iowa
128th: Mitchell Evans - TE - Notre Dame
139th: Jake Majors - OC - Texas
177th: Jo'Quavios Marks - RB - USC
216th: Clay Webb - OG - Jacksonville State
249th: Chase Lundt - OT - Uconn

I would love this to happen. If Lawrence returns, I'm afraid they won't have the number 1 pick as the the games vs. the Raiders and Titans are very winnable as is the Jets game as they seem to be going nowhere. If a couple quarterbacks do emerge (as usually is the case), they might still be able to trade back a little to a team desperately in need of a q.b. The Giants, Raiders and Jets are all possibilities as are the Panthers if Young does terribly down the stretch. 

Back to your picks, Hunter would be my highest rated player for the Jaguars. Guys with his skill-set are rare and he could get some snaps as a receiver in addition to playing cornerback. Tuimoloau is very solid with upside as a pass rusher. Restrepo is a gamer and his signing would enable the team to release Kirk. Ratledge would immediately compete at the guard position as a replacement for Scherff. His run-blocking is much needed on this team. Not quite as high on Ersery and Harris. I'd prefer Milum to Ersery and Harris looks a lot like Gabe Davis- and we know how that has turned out. Davis is also likely to return due to his contract, so I'd prefer someone like Isaiah Bond from Texas who has tremendous speed and has had a very solid season. Don't know enough yet about your later picks to provide any critiques, but I do like adding 3 offensive linemen hoping at least one could make the 53 man roster.

Majors is on the rise in Texas. He's got good size and he'll be under a very important and detailed microscope as the play-off games get underway in the next few weeks. Webb was rising for a little bit as Jacksonville State was showing some promise as a relatively small school. They have since stalled out a bit and his stock has also taken a bit of a hit. 

Lundt is now on the rise, and, for good reason. He's a mountain of a man. Standing at 6'8 and a little north of 300 pounds. He'll be at the Senior Bowl this year and he'll have the chance to increase his stock even further. Christian Haynes last year helped get Uconn on the map a bit more with their offense improving. I like Lundt as a pure RT at the next level with 35 career starts. 

If he impresses at the bowl though he's probably a 7th RD pick that quickly jolts up into somebody's 4th or 5th round area based on needs. Especially on a run heavy offense. He's helped bolster a rushing attack that that carries a nice 3 back system. A healthy 1600+ rushing offense at the moment with all of them averaging 5.1, 5.4 and 6.9 YPC at the moment as a trio.

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(11-19-2024, 06:21 PM)jaglou53 Wrote:

(11-18-2024, 05:37 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Used Pro Football Simulator:

Traded pick 1 to the Browns for picks 3, 33, 69, 94 and next year's 2nd RD pick.

3rd: Travis Hunter - CB - Colorado
33rd: J.T Tuimoloau - EDGE - Ohio St.
34th: Aireontae Ersery - OT - Minnesota
65th: Tre Harris - WR - Ole' Miss
69th: Xavier Restrepo - WR - Miami, FL
92nd: Tate Ratledge - OG - Georgia
94th: Dontay Corleone - DT - Cincinatti
102nd: Xavier Nwankpa - S - Iowa
128th: Mitchell Evans - TE - Notre Dame
139th: Jake Majors - OC - Texas
177th: Jo'Quavios Marks - RB - USC
216th: Clay Webb - OG - Jacksonville State
249th: Chase Lundt - OT - Uconn

I would love this to happen. If Lawrence returns, I'm afraid they won't have the number 1 pick as the the games vs. the Raiders and Titans are very winnable as is the Jets game as they seem to be going nowhere. If a couple quarterbacks do emerge (as usually is the case), they might still be able to trade back a little to a team desperately in need of a q.b. The Giants, Raiders and Jets are all possibilities as are the Panthers if Young does terribly down the stretch. 

Back to your picks, Hunter would be my highest rated player for the Jaguars. Guys with his skill-set are rare and he could get some snaps as a receiver in addition to playing cornerback. Tuimoloau is very solid with upside as a pass rusher. Restrepo is a gamer and his signing would enable the team to release Kirk. Ratledge would immediately compete at the guard position as a replacement for Scherff. His run-blocking is much needed on this team. Not quite as high on Ersery and Harris. I'd prefer Milum to Ersery and Harris looks a lot like Gabe Davis- and we know how that has turned out. Davis is also likely to return due to his contract, so I'd prefer someone like Isaiah Bond from Texas who has tremendous speed and has had a very solid season. Don't know enough yet about your later picks to provide any critiques, but I do like adding 3 offensive linemen hoping at least one could make the 53 man roster.

Majors is on the rise in Texas. He's got good size and he'll be under a very important and detailed microscope as the play-off games get underway in the next few weeks. Webb was rising for a little bit as Jacksonville State was showing some promise as a relatively small school. They have since stalled out a bit and his stock has also taken a bit of a hit. 

Lundt is now on the rise, and, for good reason. He's a mountain of a man. Standing at 6'8 and a little north of 300 pounds. He'll be at the Senior Bowl this year and he'll have the chance to increase his stock even further. Christian Haynes last year helped get Uconn on the map a bit more with their offense improving. I like Lundt as a pure RT at the next level with 35 career starts. 

If he impresses at the bowl though he's probably a 7th RD pick that quickly jolts up into somebody's 4th or 5th round area based on needs. Especially on a run heavy offense. He's helped bolster a rushing attack that that carries a nice 3 back system. A healthy 1600+ rushing offense at the moment with all of them averaging 5.1, 5.4 and 6.9 YPC at the moment as a trio.

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