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

[Kmani6]

You're right, we are wrong. All hail the mighty kmani

Exactly what someone says when they don’t like to respond to facts.

If he wants to be condescending then he can take a good argument back his way.

Thinking the league doesn’t have any idea what the league thinks about prospects is just false. Framing an argument to say Jeremiah only got 28.5 percent of picks “correct” is just bad.

It's sarcasm. You could lighten up a bit... Where's the link to the 81% mock? Besides these guys do 1000s of mocks. I'm sure 1 of them was good lol how do we know which one to look at now? Hindsight is 20-20

It’s his final Mock version 4 that he posts every year. So it’s posted a few days before the draft and is what he thinks it will be. Also it’s not 81 percent correct in each slot because as I mentioned before that’s impossible. 1 or 2 mistakes early and the whole error is compounded. The 81.5 percent refers to 81.5 percent of who Jeremiah viewed as a R1 prospect were actually drafted in the R1, which means he is very consistent with what the general league consensus thinks.

[Kmani6]

All this hot air when we will.know exactly what the nfl thinks of these RBs in several weeks. From sources I read, it seems the NFL is higher on Swift and sees Taylor as a 2 down guy. we will find oit soon enough; not worth debating

Posted before I saw this. You’re right. But also just because a particular team drafts a guy doesn’t mean that’s the leagues consensus. I.e Clellin Ferrell (what a random pick).

If I had to guess Swift, JT, then Dobbins in that order. Seems pretty unpredictable this year because a team could just jump on JT’s athleticism.

[stoneghost28]

Unless you have a rookie draft before the real draft (more than a touch scary to me).

[rmacattack6]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

[Cameron Giles]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

I don't think so, but both are strong classes. Etienne and Harris returning to school helped 2021 out.

Chase, Moore, and Ross is one hell of a WR trio to look forward to. Also, Tylan Wallace

[Packerland]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

I don't think so, but both are strong classes. Etienne and Harris returning to school helped 2021 out.

Chase, Moore, and Ross is one hell of a WR trio to look forward to. Also, Tylan Wallace

Bateman from Minnesota, Smith from Bama, Hubbard from OK St., and Waddle from Bama help out too. Still like 2020 better though.

[djeternal2]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

2020 for top end RBs, 2021 for top end WRs as I have Bateman & Moore ahead of any WR in this class. And Chase is close on their heels.

[Packerland]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

2020 for top end RBs, 2021 for top end WRs as I have Bateman & Moore ahead of any WR in this class. And Chase is close on their heels.

I think Chase is the clear #1 WR in 2021. Biletnikoff award winner this past year and absolutely toasted AJ Terrell in the National Championship game.

[alewilliam789]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

I don't think so, but both are strong classes. Etienne and Harris returning to school helped 2021 out.

Chase, Moore, and Ross is one hell of a WR trio to look forward to. Also, Tylan Wallace

Yeah instead of saying what class is better (until we know what players hit in 3-4 years after that draft) we should really characterize it by depth of high quality talent/top-tier talent (this of course is subjective as well). 2021 WRs I believe have more top-tier prospects which is why I like it more. Chase, Bateman, Moore, Justyn Ross, Seth Williams, Amon-Ra St. Brown. A lot of good talents and some really high level prospects from both an analytical and film perspective.

[Jigga94]

Someone rev up the 2021 draft thread

[FantasyFreak]

Unless you have a rookie draft before the real draft (more than a touch scary to me).

Team in Sig does. I have no picks, though. It is a different animal, for sure.

[PR0v3]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

I don't think so, but both are strong classes. Etienne and Harris returning to school helped 2021 out.

Chase, Moore, and Ross is one hell of a WR trio to look forward to. Also, Tylan Wallace

Yeah instead of saying what class is better (until we know what players hit in 3-4 years after that draft) we should really characterize it by depth of high quality talent/top-tier talent (this of course is subjective as well). 2021 WRs I believe have more top-tier prospects which is why I like it more. Chase, Bateman, Moore, Justyn Ross, Seth Williams, Amon-Ra St. Brown. A lot of good talents and some really high level prospects from both an analytical and film perspective.

Half those guys won’t declare though. Half of the half that declares will disappoint at the combine, and some of them will get hurt. By the time the 2021 class rounds into shape, people will be talking about 2022. Rinse, repeat.

[Friction]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

2020 for top end RBs, 2021 for top end WRs as I have Bateman & Moore ahead of any WR in this class. And Chase is close on their heels.

DJ, of course you are also high on Bateman (as am I). Look who he plays for!

[FantasyFreak]

Hot take. 2021 draft > 2020 draft. Come at me

I don't think so, but both are strong classes. Etienne and Harris returning to school helped 2021 out.

Chase, Moore, and Ross is one hell of a WR trio to look forward to. Also, Tylan Wallace

Yeah instead of saying what class is better (until we know what players hit in 3-4 years after that draft) we should really characterize it by depth of high quality talent/top-tier talent (this of course is subjective as well). 2021 WRs I believe have more top-tier prospects which is why I like it more. Chase, Bateman, Moore, Justyn Ross, Seth Williams, Amon-Ra St. Brown. A lot of good talents and some really high level prospects from both an analytical and film perspective.

I need to draft this guy in my ancient Egypt themed league. In terms of top tier prospects, things can sometimes change. Tee Higgins for instance, was viewed as that, and now, not so much.

[Packerland]

I don't think so, but both are strong classes. Etienne and Harris returning to school helped 2021 out.

Chase, Moore, and Ross is one hell of a WR trio to look forward to. Also, Tylan Wallace

Yeah instead of saying what class is better (until we know what players hit in 3-4 years after that draft) we should really characterize it by depth of high quality talent/top-tier talent (this of course is subjective as well). 2021 WRs I believe have more top-tier prospects which is why I like it more. Chase, Bateman, Moore, Justyn Ross, Seth Williams, Amon-Ra St. Brown. A lot of good talents and some really high level prospects from both an analytical and film perspective.

I need to draft this guy in my ancient Egypt themed league. In terms of top tier prospects, things can sometimes change. Tee Higgins for instance, was viewed as that, and now, not so much.

Yea Amon-Ra St. Brown is the brother of Equanimeious St. Brown of the Packers who missed all last year because of injury, really talented guy. His dad was Mr. Universe too so you know the kids been hitting the weights.