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Just saw a mock with us trading up to #4 for Harrison. #15 #82 2025 1st 2025 3rd For #4 Probably a pretty accurate price. Won't be just us trying to trade up, there would be competition. Vikings have #11,#23, prob still cost them more as well. -
I think moving from 15 to 4 will take more than swapping firsts and next years first -
The roster page has now been updated, Ogletree is no longer listed as on the exempt list. So my bad, Holder was right. Good news. -
Was that the only good receiver taken in that draft? And did they give up multiple picks? -
Yeah, I have no beef with MHJ as a prospect (I think some are pumping him up a little too much, and there's some name recognition probably influencing the way he's talked about). It would be awesome to have him on the Colts. But just like every other draft prospect in history, the possibility exists that he will not live up to the pre-draft expectations. But during the pre-draft process, fans and media start falling in love with players. Terms like "generational talent," "future superstar," etc., start getting thrown around. And now we're talking about a prospect as if he's a lock for the HOF before he's even played a game in the NFL. That's fine, it's fun, we all do it. But that's different from actually scouting, setting a board, and making decisions for the team. Each of us can point to a previous prospect that we loved and raved about and had them fitted for a gold jacket, but who bounced out of the league within 3-4 years. And the same is probably true for NFL scouts and decision makers. Which is why Ballard's comment today -- there is no such thing as a perfect prospect -- is so important to remember. I'm not against the team identifying a guy they really want and going up to get him, but I hope they're not just doing it with stars in their eyes.
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