Way too Early 2021 Draft Thread

[jjleurquin]

Sproles played RB almost exclusively in college. Moore played WR. I get it from a build standpoint.

I think Purdue's offense made it tough to figure out whether Moore can win downfield. Like I said, their QB play has been horrendous and they typically just thought of different ways to get Moore the ball as quickly as possible. Whenever Moore ran legitimate routes, he looked good doing it.

It’s more than just QB play though. When he’s that size though he might have the vertical he’s still shorter and his arms shorter as well so realistically we shouldn’t be expecting him to lineup out wide. Slot is possible but I didn’t see him as a particularly great route runner. I like to try and think how a team is going to use him because he’s definitely a good player and Sproles role seems like the best role for him with his size and athleticism.

[Ice]

Who is your guy in the late second or third round? I'm good for about the first 24 picks and then I'm starting to draw blanks.

Toney is a WR that I think goes earlier than that. (His ADP is 22 right now.)
Sermon is a RB I like later. (ADP is 26.)
Pat Freiermuth is the only other TE I've heard hype about. (ADP is 27.)
I've heard Tamorrian Terry tossed around a few times. I like bigger WR. (ADP is 31.)
Some like Mond QB. (ADP is 39.)

Thoughts?

Big fan of Mond. I think he could be drafted much earlier than many think. Wouldn't shock me if he went late round 1 based on potential but probably projected late round 2 round 3.

Great release; is always ready to throw the ball when moving and has to make off script plays. He has shown steady improvement year over year and holds passing records at A&M. When his footwork is on he is lethal throwing the ball. Looks great throwing on the move. One of the best I have seen rolling to and throwing to the left side of the field.

Lots to work with on the talent front. Think he will be a starter in the NFL as he matures. Reminds me quite a bit of the way Dak Plays football. Not a lot of fear of getting hit when he sits and steps up in the pocket.

Thinking we will begin to hear a bit more press on him as the draft approaches.

[Nanananananana]

Amon Ra St Brown came in at 5’11.5 197lbs

Ran 4.51 and jumped very well.

I’m not sure what do to think of him. He’s not big, he’s not really fast. I feel like his ceiling is Jarvis Landry/Tyler Boyd type but a little faster, tough slot receiver.

[StripesOfKC]

Amon Ra St Brown came in at 5’11.5 197lbs

Ran 4.51 and jumped very well.

I’m not sure what do to think of him. He’s not big, he’s not really fast. I feel like his ceiling is Jarvis Landry/Tyler Boyd type but a little faster, tough slot receiver.

Reminds of Michael Gallup

[Nanananananana]

Gallup is 6’1 in place on the outside though.

[StripesOfKC]

Gallup is 6’1 in place on the outside though.

Yeah the height is a bit off but I wouldn't rule out ARSB being able to play on the outside

He's not "my guy" due to ceiling but the more I see his profile and tape I have a hard time finding a reason why he won't at least be a decent player at the next level

[Nanananananana]

Gallup is 6’1 in place on the outside though.

Yeah the height is a bit off but I wouldn't rule out ARSB being able to play on the outside

He's not "my guy" due to ceiling but the more I see his profile and tape I have a hard time finding a reason why he won't at least be a decent player at the next level

Yeah seems like a high floor safe pick, obviously depending on landing spot.

[Dynasty DeLorean]

He looks a lot like an Agholor type to me.

[cantguardjake]

Nice pro day numbers for Kylin Hill.

Not sure why nobody has really mentioned him at all this year, he’s the sort of player the 49ers draft in the third and catapults into top 12 adp.

He’d look nice in a Shanny offense.

[StripesOfKC]

Nice pro day numbers for Kylin Hill.

Not sure why nobody has really mentioned him at all this year, he’s the sort of player the 49ers draft in the third and catapults into top 12 adp.

He’d look nice in a Shanny offense.

Sounds about right

He has a very well rounded skillset

[YouMightDieTryin]

Hill was fairly high ranked last year and shockingly decided to come back to school. His season didn't really help his draft stock so he's been put on the back burner. He should be a nice safe later round pick.

[StripesOfKC]

Thoughts on Seth Williams?

Analytic types love him as a diamond in the rough prospect

[StripesOfKC]

I don't believe Brevin Jordan is getting enough attention

He looks to me to be one of the safest bets at TE--removing Pitts/Hock/Fant type prospects (as safe as it gets at that position)

Checks all my boxes, moves fluidly, great analytical profile, supremely athletic, alpha weapon in his college offense and I'd even go so far as to say I'd rather have him at his price point than Pitts at his

If TEP I can see him as high as the mid 2nd round

And I am not someone who likes to draft TEs

[Sriracha]

I don't believe Brevin Jordan is getting enough attention

He looks to me to be one of the safest bets at TE--removing Pitts/Hock/Fant type prospects (as safe as it gets at that position)

Checks all my boxes, moves fluidly, great analytical profile, supremely athletic, alpha weapon in his college offense and I'd even go so far as to say I'd rather have him at his price point than Pitts at his

If TEP I can see him as high as the mid 2nd round

And I am not someone who likes to draft TEs

Jordan's getting too much hype, imo.

Looks exactly like Jonnu Smith and Jonnu took 3 years before he developed into a real NFL TE.

Tommy Tremble is a TE that's not getting enough hype in fantasy circles. (unofficially) a hyper athletic blocking specialist that was heavily underutilized at Notre Dame.. and along with Kyle Pitts, Brevin Jordan is the only other 20 year old TE in this class.

[ThunderTung]

I don't believe Brevin Jordan is getting enough attention

He looks to me to be one of the safest bets at TE--removing Pitts/Hock/Fant type prospects (as safe as it gets at that position)

Checks all my boxes, moves fluidly, great analytical profile, supremely athletic, alpha weapon in his college offense and I'd even go so far as to say I'd rather have him at his price point than Pitts at his

If TEP I can see him as high as the mid 2nd round

And I am not someone who likes to draft TEs

Jordan's getting too much hype, imo.

Looks exactly like Jonnu Smith and Jonnu took 3 years before he developed into a real NFL TE.

Tommy Tremble is a TE that's not getting enough hype in fantasy circles. (unofficially) a hyper athletic blocking specialist that was heavily underutilized at Notre Dame.. and along with Kyle Pitts, Brevin Jordan is the only other 20 year old TE in this class.

If im drafting a TE that's kind of what im expecting. Rookie TE's very rarely breakout, part of the reason why I won't be using my first round capital on Pitts