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What do you mean back with a bang? PFF rated Hooker 77.3 and Blackmon 68.3 in 2023. Not a huge difference for a pick 15 and a pick 78? who had "injuries limiting their once all pro careers". LOL. But they did not play exactly the same roles. Hooker was ranked poorly in terms of tackles, and Blackmon in terms of receptions allowed. DeJean at 22 or later plus a 3rd round pick would give us probably a better all around FS/SS than either while picking up another player from a trade down. Not that I'm advocating it. Just one plausible event in a sea of fantasy drafting. -
Maybe his mannerisms, speech, and occasional (apparent) emotional public interjections (Saturday, comments about Daniel Snyder, etc.) play a part in public perception. A truly recovering addict would admit his contribution to public perception and would not lay it off onto bigots, as he is indirectly doing. He's probably not truly recovered and I would take anything he says about his issue as being a flat out lie until proven otherwise.
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What do you like most about him? Personally, I liked him less the more I watched film. I see his comp as if DK Metcalf didn't attack the ball. I think he'll be good, but highly limited coming out. I'd like to know if I need to go back and reevaluate. -
I agree thomas is one of of my favorites along with Worthy for speed reasons. -
By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
It evens out... If they stay in college, they get more experience and come to NFL as much more nuanced players, it might help the NFL in long term. It's only in this Draft or a couple more that we'd see the effect of underclassman players staying in college more, but in long term if that continues to be the trend, that gets evened out, and the advantage is more college players playing for more years overall, and that should only help NFL teams, scouts and GMs.
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