More 2020 Hype: "If You Need A RB or WR, this is the draft for you."

[bjd5211]

Former Arizona State wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk had one of the most shocking measurements of any player at this week's 2020 Reese’s Senior Bowl or any in the history of the event. Standing 5-foot-11 and 3/4 without shoes, Aiyuk recorded an 81-inch wingspan, equivalent to 6-foot-9.

That made him some money.

[killer_of_giants]

ahahah, bloke wanks with his elbows while scratching his knees, all without bending!

[Needalife]

Denzel Mims is a player worth monitoring. Every time I watched Baylor this year he looked like a man amongst boys. He reminds me of a Brandon Marshall type somewhat. Deeper pick but I like what I've seen from him.

[clarion contrarion]

"Texas' Collin Johnson is simultaneously the biggest wide receiver in Mobile and has the smallest hands. That's correct. Scouts measured the 6'6" target with 8 3/4-inch hands."

This reminded me of that movie with that actor who had like 3 wishes from the devil and kept getting screwed by his wishes, in particular when he wished to me athletic and famous, and became a huge pro QB but with a tiny pecker.

I hope for Johnson's sake, it's only his hands which are "undersized".

if not surely he won't be able to bedazzle any groupies

[djeternal2]

That said I dismissed it when I saw Ruggs over Juedy, Love at 21, and a TE at 26. None of the TEs coming out are the 26th best player available in the draft this year imo. Not to mention Swift at 50.

are you only interested in rankings that reflect your (or the consensus) opinion?

No there's plenty of rankings that I look at that differ from my thoughts. But a TE as the 26th best player in the draft is the biggest thing that stands out to me. This is a TE class without any big standout TE and to put one at 26 or Swift at 50 seems bold just to be bold and garner clicks.

[mild]

That said I dismissed it when I saw Ruggs over Juedy, Love at 21, and a TE at 26. None of the TEs coming out are the 26th best player available in the draft this year imo. Not to mention Swift at 50.

are you only interested in rankings that reflect your (or the consensus) opinion?

No there's plenty of rankings that I look at that differ from my thoughts. But a TE as the 26th best player in the draft is the biggest thing that stands out to me. This is a TE class without any big standout TE and to put one at 26 or Swift at 50 seems bold just to be bold and garner clicks.

Yeah I'm personally interested in opinions that aren't from Danish people run through google translate

No offense to him, but I'll wait for the scouts that actually go to games...

[alewilliam789]

Senior Bowl tidbit:

Since 2010 there have been 128 WR's who have attended the event. 6 have gone on to have a top 24 season in their careers. That's under 5%.

I saw this tweet from @DynastyGuruFF also. Based on historical data we can assume approximately 1 of the 15 WRs at the senior bowl this year will be a top 24 WR at some point in their career. Here's a list of the WRs:
Brandon Aiyuk
Chase Claypool
Quartney Davis
Devin Duvernay
Austin Mack
Antonio Gandy-Golden
Antonio Gibson
KJ Hill
Van Jefferson
Jauan Jennings
Collin Johnson
Kalija Lipscomb
Denzel Mims
Michael Pittman Jr
James Proche

Pick your favorite one and fade the rest

If I’d pick I’d go AGG or James Proche.

[ravn88]

are you only interested in rankings that reflect your (or the consensus) opinion?

No there's plenty of rankings that I look at that differ from my thoughts. But a TE as the 26th best player in the draft is the biggest thing that stands out to me. This is a TE class without any big standout TE and to put one at 26 or Swift at 50 seems bold just to be bold and garner clicks.

Yeah I'm personally interested in opinions that aren't from Danish people run through google translate

No offense to him, but I'll wait for the scouts that actually go to games...

Whats wrong with danish people.
If someone had put Kittle as their no. 26 overall in 2017 you would have said the same.
WHO knows.

About Swift, is their Something about his game between the tackles?

[OhCruelestRanter]

This reminded me of that movie with that actor

somehow this is still a great description of Brendan Fraser.

[Friction]

"Texas' Collin Johnson is simultaneously the biggest wide receiver in Mobile and has the smallest hands. That's correct. Scouts measured the 6'6" target with 8 3/4-inch hands."

This reminded me of that movie with that actor who had like 3 wishes from the devil and kept getting screwed by his wishes, in particular when he wished to me athletic and famous, and became a huge pro QB but with a tiny pecker.

I hope for Johnson's sake, it's only his hands which are "undersized".

I always give 110%. I think that is what he keeps saying in that movie. I forget, since Elizabeth Hurley was the devil, a naughty school teacher, a hot cop, and a few other things.

[cantguardjake]

Senior Bowl tidbit:

Since 2010 there have been 128 WR's who have attended the event. 6 have gone on to have a top 24 season in their careers. That's under 5%.

I saw this tweet from @DynastyGuruFF also. Based on historical data we can assume approximately 1 of the 15 WRs at the senior bowl this year will be a top 24 WR at some point in their career. Here's a list of the WRs:
Brandon Aiyuk
Chase Claypool
Quartney Davis
Devin Duvernay
Austin Mack
Antonio Gandy-Golden
Antonio Gibson
KJ Hill
Van Jefferson
Jauan Jennings
Collin Johnson
Kalija Lipscomb
Denzel Mims
Michael Pittman Jr
James Proche

Pick your favorite one and fade the rest

The 3 stand outs for me on that list are AGG, Aiyuk and Mims, I’m a lot higher on them than most by the looks of it. I see all 3 being taken within the first 3 rounds of the NFL draft assuming they test well at the combine (low 4.4s for Aiyuk and mid 4.5 for AGG would be needed in the 40), with Aiyuk and AGG looking at the second round if they run well imo (AGG more likely early third).

Sounds like a bit of a hot take but they impress me much more than someone like Raegor.

As you point out though the odds of any of them amounting to anything are quite low, but hey what’s the harm in speculating

[Friction]

I have seen Pittman being mocked fairly high too. Van Jefferson seems to be rising.

[cantguardjake]

I have seen Pittman being mocked fairly high too. Van Jefferson seems to be rising.

I’m fairly confident neither of them will be drafted in a round that matters for fantasy purposes, 5th-7th at the earliest if that.

[Gtdano_14]

"Texas' Collin Johnson is simultaneously the biggest wide receiver in Mobile and has the smallest hands. That's correct. Scouts measured the 6'6" target with 8 3/4-inch hands."

This reminded me of that movie with that actor who had like 3 wishes from the devil and kept getting screwed by his wishes, in particular when he wished to me athletic and famous, and became a huge pro QB but with a tiny pecker.

I hope for Johnson's sake, it's only his hands which are "undersized".

if not surely he won't be able to bedazzle any groupies

I see what you did there!

[cantguardjake]

Haven’t seen Joshua Kelley’s name mentioned much. Had a nice weigh in at the Senior Bowl and looks like he has some juice.