Way Way Too Early 2022 Draft Thread

[Patsfan86]

Back to the 22 draft but sticking with the RB talk, what do we think of Kyren WIlliams? Day 2 guy? Day 3? Udfa? He looks interesting enough for me to take him at the back end of the first in a bad RB class. But he is the definition of a guy where draft capital will matter.

[SoftwoodGrampian]

Looks like a better CEH

[dhanks91]

Back to the 22 draft but sticking with the RB talk, what do we think of Kyren WIlliams? Day 2 guy? Day 3? Udfa? He looks interesting enough for me to take him at the back end of the first in a bad RB class. But he is the definition of a guy where draft capital will matter.

I think he could rise as high as the mid first depending on landing spot. Not sure he’s a 3 down back but his ability as a pass catcher could let him see the field early on in his career.

[remedy29]

What about James Cook? Seems to be a RB generating a lot of buzz.

[Cameron Giles]

What about James Cook? Seems to be a RB generating a lot of buzz.

Good receiving back to target in the middle rounds of rookie drafts.

[Patsfan86]

I have 2 later seconds, hoping to snag two RBs there and just hope, sometimes thats the best way to go about it. Also i really hope Wan'Dale Robinson gets some high draft capital, he is a very interesting propsect for me but i wont touch him unless he is a first or second round pick. One mock i saw had him going to KC, i guess i can dream.

[Mjvb5]

Just as an FYI rbs taken 2nd+ of rookie drafts (based on adp) have an incredibly low hit Rate. Last I saw the last 3 years combined to a 15% rate or something ridiculous

[SteveMaddensShoes]

Just as an FYI rbs taken 2nd+ of rookie drafts (based on adp) have an incredibly low hit Rate. Last I saw the last 3 years combined to a 15% rate or something ridiculous

They are good for flipping, not holding. It's really low for all positions after early 2nd but rbs generate stronger buzz and create more flip opportunities, ime.

[Mjvb5]

Just as an FYI rbs taken 2nd+ of rookie drafts (based on adp) have an incredibly low hit Rate. Last I saw the last 3 years combined to a 15% rate or something ridiculous

They are good for flipping, not holding. It's really low for all positions after early 2nd but rbs generate stronger buzz and create more flip opportunities, ime.

That's fair, it's more to the don't plan on holding these guys I guess. Fwiw wr normally sits around 1/3 still bad but over twice the rate at rb. Qb is around 50/50 but it's based on 1qb so these are all your top qbs on the year

[SteveMaddensShoes]

Just as an FYI rbs taken 2nd+ of rookie drafts (based on adp) have an incredibly low hit Rate. Last I saw the last 3 years combined to a 15% rate or something ridiculous

They are good for flipping, not holding. It's really low for all positions after early 2nd but rbs generate stronger buzz and create more flip opportunities, ime.

That's fair, it's more to the don't plan on holding these guys I guess. Fwiw wr normally sits around 1/3 still bad but over twice the rate at rb. Qb is around 50/50 but it's based on 1qb so these are all your top qbs on the year

I wonder if you should always plan to hold your later round wrs? How often do they return their value? Diggs, Kupp, Terry Mclaurin, Edelman, Landry, Robby Anderson. I doubt you could ever sell them for what they produced. Godwin and Hill are the outliers of that group

[grandmabetty]

What constitutes a hit?

[StripesOfKC]

What constitutes a hit?

Top 12 for QBs and RBs

Top 24 for WRs

[Mjvb5]

What constitutes a hit?

Top 12 for QBs and RBs

Top 24 for WRs

2+ seasons of top "starter quality production" aka top 12 QB/TE or top 30 RB/WR I beleive

[StripesOfKC]

What constitutes a hit?

Top 12 for QBs and RBs

Top 24 for WRs

2+ seasons of top "starter quality production" aka top 12 QB/TE or top 30 RB/WR I beleive

By that metric it's nearly impossible for a highly drafted RB to miss

I don't think that's the right approach on RBs at least

[Jrblaha]

To me hit is defined somewhat by roster requirements. Mine is 2 rbs 3 rbs, so a hit to me is top 12 rb, top 18 wr. Not sure length required but 2+ years seems fair for rbs and I’d want longer for wrs