2023 Draft

[Cameron Giles]

I could care less about the landing spot if this means I can get Charbonnet at 3.01. Keep the hate rolling!

I’m potentially higher on Charbonnet than pre draft, though I am worried about actual fantasy numbers. Seattle does a decent job finding talented rbs. And though I think it was a stupid pick in general, the logical angle is that Charbonnet was BPA by far. Like they might have had him as 1st round talent to take him in the 2nd as their 2nd rb. It speaks highly of his actual talent.

I went from being uncertain of him to trying to land him now that he is at a discounted value. .

There are teams that can support two T-24 RBs, though I don't think Pete Carroll is the one to do it.

It really just depends on how far Charbonnet slips for me. I don't like the feeling of drafting an RB high that is basically blocked from being a starter for 3 years (possibly 4), but I love the talent. It just feels like a Tevin Coleman/A.J. Dillon thing and we saw/are seeing how well that's going.

[YouMightDieTryin]

One injury to Walker (which he's shown can happen) and Charbs takes the front reigns. I could see throwing a mid/late 2nd at him as an expensive handcuff and seeing what happens. Others might take the bait earlier, but that's probably the spot I'm willing to gamble.

Addison is capped by JJ, but also know Cousins could be on his way out after this if they decide to blow it up.

Miller moves into top 3 RB, but how early is too early to pick him? 1.5? 1.8?

[BabyChark23]

One injury to Walker (which he's shown can happen) and Charbs takes the front reigns. I could see throwing a mid/late 2nd at him as an expensive handcuff and seeing what happens. Others might take the bait earlier, but that's probably the spot I'm willing to gamble.

Addison is capped by JJ, but also know Cousins could be on his way out after this if they decide to blow it up.

Miller moves into top 3 RB, but how early is too early to pick him? 1.5? 1.8?

Isn’t Jamaal Williams in NO as well? That makes that situation a little less appealing for this year.

[Jigga94]

One injury to Walker (which he's shown can happen) and Charbs takes the front reigns. I could see throwing a mid/late 2nd at him as an expensive handcuff and seeing what happens. Others might take the bait earlier, but that's probably the spot I'm willing to gamble.

Addison is capped by JJ, but also know Cousins could be on his way out after this if they decide to blow it up.

Miller moves into top 3 RB, but how early is too early to pick him? 1.5? 1.8?

Isn’t Jamaal Williams in NO as well? That makes that situation a little less appealing for this year.

I'm not worried about a 28 year old Thumper in regards to a good RB prospect. Kamaras future is very iffy too at this rate. But by all means I'll take a discount on Kendre

[nathanq42]

One injury to Walker (which he's shown can happen) and Charbs takes the front reigns. I could see throwing a mid/late 2nd at him as an expensive handcuff and seeing what happens. Others might take the bait earlier, but that's probably the spot I'm willing to gamble.

Addison is capped by JJ, but also know Cousins could be on his way out after this if they decide to blow it up.

Miller moves into top 3 RB, but how early is too early to pick him? 1.5? 1.8?

Isn’t Jamaal Williams in NO as well? That makes that situation a little less appealing for this year.

I'm not worried about a 28 year old Thumper in regards to a good RB prospect. Kamaras future is very iffy too at this rate. But by all means I'll take a discount on Kendre

Cries in D'Andre Swift

[Dynasty DeLorean]

Usually the draft gives us clarity but now it’s even more muddled than before. Can we just go next to 2024

Love this kind of thinking. Smells like there is going to be some prime opportunity.

This is the best kind of year for guys like you who implicitly trust their own evaluations and don’t put too much stock into adp/draft positions and landing spots.

My point wasn't that a player i like will plummet down my draft board, it's that there's like 5-10 players I like similarly, and none of the landing spots provided any clarity. If you guys have your player rankings clearly defined then more power to you.

[Jigga94]

The Philadelphia Bulldogs

[Lumps]

The Philadelphia Bulldogs

Philly isn't playing around.
Lions and Giants building too.
49ers still great.

I think that is what the NFC looks like before NFCC

[BabyChark23]

So, are all the first round WR the value path over the 2nd and 3rd round RBs? Have my draft tonight and have no idea what to do at 1.08 and 1.09 if I can’t trade out.

[Cameron Giles]

Roschon to Chicago is very interesting.

[Jigga94]

Roschon to Chicago is very interesting.

Perfect spot. Probably a top 5 RB for me. He has been in that 5-8 range pre draft for me

[SteveMaddensShoes]

Roschon to Chicago is very interesting.

Perfect spot. Probably a top 5 RB for me. He has been in that 5-8 range pre draft for me

That 2nd tier just continues to grow

[Bronco Billy]

Love this kind of thinking. Smells like there is going to be some prime opportunity.

This is the best kind of year for guys like you who implicitly trust their own evaluations and don’t put too much stock into adp/draft positions and landing spots.

My point wasn't that a player i like will plummet down my draft board, it's that there's like 5-10 players I like similarly, and none of the landing spots provided any clarity. If you guys have your player rankings clearly defined then more power to you.

No one in knocking you for your position. Some people prefer clarity. I like chaos because IMO it provides greater opportunity. Talent finds the field. That’s always first and foremost for me. After that it’s reading the intent of the coach and the system they want to use. When they are drafted and who else is there are lesser factors for me but are part of the equation.

Others have different priorities and I’m hoping the muddied waters this year will allow me some additional advantage. I do like the confusion I’m seeing a lot of.

[Jigga94]

This is the best kind of year for guys like you who implicitly trust their own evaluations and don’t put too much stock into adp/draft positions and landing spots.

My point wasn't that a player i like will plummet down my draft board, it's that there's like 5-10 players I like similarly, and none of the landing spots provided any clarity. If you guys have your player rankings clearly defined then more power to you.

No one in knocking you for your position. Some people prefer clarity. I like chaos because IMO it provides greater opportunity. Talent finds the field. That’s always first and foremost for me. After that it’s reading the intent of the coach and the system they want to use. When they are drafted and who else is there are lesser factors for me but are part of the equation.

Others have different priorities and I’m hoping the muddied waters this year will allow me some additional advantage. I do like the confusion I’m seeing a lot of.

I agree. Sure it would be very easy if Player A was #1, B is #2, etc... but what's the fun in that?

A huge tier of 15 guys that could all be drafted in the same range allows a lot of opportunity if you can nail down the right guys

[Bot101]

Roschon nice! Now just need Izzy to land in a good spot and I will be happy with this RB class more than I was when Charbonnet got lit on fire in rnd 2.