NFL (2024 Season)

[Big John]

The Niners are down to 2 quarterbacks but won't reveal which one they will take. (Jones or Lance, they ruled out Fields)

Steelers will take Harris.

[thspfc]

Watch out for a Cardinals and Steelers pick swap . . . it makes sense in theory. Steelers need one of the top three offensive tackles, one of which will be on the board at #16, while the Cardinals need a wide receiver, and they're not getting one of the top three at #16 so there's not much reason to stay where they are. Such a trade would probably involve the Steelers giving the Cardinals their second round pick, and maybe a 5th/6th round pick as well.

I would be shocked if my Cowboys don't draft either Patrick Surtain or Jaycee Horn.

Green Bay will make their usual blunder, at least in the eyes of the media. Gutekunst will never be able to win the Wisconsin media's respect again after the Jordan Love pick.

A lot of people have been clamoring for a pick swap between the Falcons and Broncos, which would be an idiotic move on the part of the Broncos. Nobody between #3 (Niners) and #9 (Broncos) is even considering drafting a QB. I guess Denver might be interested in Kyle Pitts, but they already have a pretty good TE of their own, Noah Fant.

Joe Burrow is actively trying to get himself injured by telling the Bengals to draft Ja'Marr Chase rather than an offensive lineman. But none of that blame is going to fall on Burrow, because he's Ohio's golden boy and the Bengals are the bad guys, right?

My "mock draft"  (basically me making hot take picks without doing much research) has only four QBs drafted in the first round: Lawrence #1 to JAX, Wilson #2 to NYJ, Fields #3 to SF, Lance #20 to CHI. FWIW, I had Mac Jones going #41 to the Broncos. Now that they have Teddy Bridgewater, I'm going to say he goes #46 to the Patriots. I don't care how wrong it is, we'll see who gets the last laugh if Mac Jones doesn't succeed in the NFL. 

We're less than 24 hours from the Jaguars' next first round pick, yet still over 1,000 days away from the Rams' next first round pick.

[webny99]

A lot of people have been clamoring for a pick swap between the Falcons and Broncos, which would be an idiotic move on the part of the Broncos. Nobody between #3 (Niners) and #9 (Broncos) is even considering drafting a QB.

I will have to disagree. Both the Lions and Panthers could (and I would argue should) be considering taking a QB, especially if Fields/Lance fall to them. There's no way either team is thinking they're set at QB for the future.

My "mock draft"  (basically me making hot take picks without doing much research) has only four QBs drafted in the first round: Lawrence #1 to JAX, Wilson #2 to NYJ, Fields #3 to SF, Lance #20 to CHI.

Per the post above yours, and from what I have heard as well, the 49ers pick is still uncertain but it likely won't be Fields.

[TheHighwayMan3561]

The more QBs that go early, the better that is for the Vikings.

[Alps]

The Niners are down to 2 quarterbacks but won't reveal which one they will take. (Jones or Lance, they ruled out Fields)

Steelers will take Harris.

I haven't seen any information in the last 48 hours on the Niners and Fields, so that may just be the rumor mill spinning. Prepare for anything.

[OCGuy81]

As a Packers fan, this is me anticipating tonight's draft.....

[NWI_Irish96]

Oh, come on. The Packers have a stellar draft record compared to the Bears.

[OCGuy81]

Oh, come on. The Packers have a stellar draft record compared to the Bears.

Yessssss, but it's the Bears.  That's not saying much. lol.

[Roadgeekteen]

As a Packers fan, this is me anticipating tonight's draft.....

Jordan Love

[OCGuy81]

As a Packers fan, this is me anticipating tonight's draft.....

Jordan Love

Exactly!  Though a silver lining with that might have been that the pick lit a fire under Rodgers, and he had an amazing season. 

[NWI_Irish96]

Rodgers didn't have an amazing season because of drafting Love. He had an amazing season because he finally got a better O-line.

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

[jmacswimmer]

Rodgers didn't have an amazing season because of drafting Love. He had an amazing season because he finally got a better O-line.

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

(See: Cutler, Jay)

[webny99]

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

The way you worded that sounds like it would've been the Bears OL drafting Rodgers. 

[NWI_Irish96]

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

The way you worded that sounds like it would've been the Bears OL drafting Rodgers. 

Bears OL couldn't be any worse at drafting than management.

In reality, the team needs new ownership. I get that George Halas is pretty much the guy who founded the NFL but his grandkids have proven that they are not cut out for running a football team.

[webny99]

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

The way you worded that sounds like it would've been the Bears OL drafting Rodgers. 

Bears OL couldn't be any worse at drafting than management.

In reality, the team needs new ownership. I get that George Halas is pretty much the guy who founded the NFL but his grandkids have proven that they are not cut out for running a football team.

Or even better, maybe OL stands for "Organizational Laughingstock"

[OCGuy81]

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

The way you worded that sounds like it would've been the Bears OL drafting Rodgers. 

Bears OL couldn't be any worse at drafting than management.

In reality, the team needs new ownership. I get that George Halas is pretty much the guy who founded the NFL but his grandkids have proven that they are not cut out for running a football team.

Plenty of terrible owners out there, but yes, the Halas grandkids aren't that competent at running the team.

(also see Jones, Jerruh)

The Cowboys suffer from a megalomaniac owner who THINKS he's also a coach.....doesn't work so well. 

[OCGuy81]

Rodgers didn't have an amazing season because of drafting Love. He had an amazing season because he finally got a better O-line.

If Aaron Rodgers had been drafted by and played behind the OL of the Bears, he'd have been out of the league long before now.

(See: Cutler, Jay)

LOL.....reminded me of this gem. 

[Roadgeekteen]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/04/29/report-tim-tebow-recently-worked-out-for-jaguars-as-a-tight-end/

[NWI_Irish96]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/04/29/report-tim-tebow-recently-worked-out-for-jaguars-as-a-tight-end/

If he'd done that 12 years ago, he might have had a nice career.

[Roadgeekteen]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/31359453/aaron-rodgers-want-return-green-bay-packers-sources-say

LMFAO

[webny99]

Hopefully the Packers have sense enough to draft Kadarius Toney or another offensive weapon with the #29 pick tonight.

[OCGuy81]

Hopefully the Packers have sense enough to draft Kadarius Toney or another offensive weapon with the #29 pick tonight.

I'm hoping they're smarter this year.  They've traded with Indy to move to 21 last I saw.

[Roadgeekteen]

Hopefully the Packers have sense enough to draft Kadarius Toney or another offensive weapon with the #29 pick tonight.

They might need a quarterback...

[webny99]

Hopefully the Packers have sense enough to draft Kadarius Toney or another offensive weapon with the #29 pick tonight.

I'm hoping they're smarter this year.  They've traded with Indy to move to 21 last I saw.

They did? Did that just break?

Only reason I ask is because this is from their Twitter account just a couple hours ago:
https://twitter.com/packers/status/1387826818141544456

[Big John]

I couldn't find any links verifying such trade.