I'm sorry, I just don't see Travis Hunter as a #1 pick...

[Hov]

I'm sayin...

Generational used to be reserved for the Peyton Mannings, Derrick Henrys, Mahomes, etc. that literally come once a generation. Now almost every top 15 player at their position is being called generational.

I said "The top pick of the draft has to be either a generational talent, or a close to immediate franchise changer."

Now look at my post above. When a DE was taken #1, were those two not considered generational talents?

 

[L&HH]

You take a qb or left tackle if you need them before you take him. He’s not going 1 but if there’s any draft he could it’s this one. I’m not too sold on taking Shedeur or Cam at 1 but someone has to go first.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

The possibility of Brady (as an owner) forcing the Raiders to sit Sanders to develop him will work wonders. By far, that is the perfect postion for him

But I also don't see his ceiling as a franchise guy. I think a lot of former players believe they can "create a player" and it never pans out. If he's not him, he is not him. (see Bronny, but obviosuly extreme scenerio) - Brady and Deion I believe think they can turn Shedeur into a top guy, but I feel like hes Tyrod Taylor. He has a nice long career BTW.

Wouldn't take Ty 1-2-3-4-5 though....

Calling shedeur tyrod taylor is a disrespectful. Taylor's best college season was 2700 yards, 24 TDs 5 picks, 5 rushing Tds

Shedeur this season is just under 4k yards with at least 1 more game, 35 TDs (8 picks).

I've become a Shedeur fan from doubting him, only to see him continue to succeed. I like his game. Not sure if he's a sure fire franchise QB, but in the right circumstances, who knows.

 

[Harry B]

Here are the last 20 number ones of the past 20 years. If not QBs, the top guy was considered a potential generational talent. If QB, was expected to be a SB winning long term franhise changer. Am I wrong?

• Caleb Williams, QB
• Bryce Young, QB
• Travon Walker, DE
• Trevor Lawrence, QB
• Joe Burrow, QB
• Kyler Murray, QB
• Baker Mayfield, QB
• Myles Garrett, DE
• Jared Goff, QB
• Jameis Winston, QB
• Jadeveon Clowney, DE
• Eric Fisher, OT
• Andrew Luck, QB
• Cam Newton, QB
• Sam Bradford, QB
• Matthew Stafford, QB
• Jake Long, OT
• JaMarcus Russell, QB
• Mario Williams, DE
• Alex Smith, QB

Don’t see much “generational”, I see average QBs

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

I said "The top pick of the draft has to be either a generational talent, or a close to immediate franchise changer."

Now look at my post above. When a DE was taken #1, were those two not considered generational talents?

My post wasn't trying to call you out for saying "generational" more referring to media/people in general, overusing that term. I'm of the belief that there are probably 20 or so generational talents in the entire league.

 

[Harry B]

I'm sayin...

Generational used to be reserved for the Peyton Mannings, Derrick Henrys, Mahomes, etc. that literally come once a generation. Now almost every top 15 player at their position is being called generational.

That’s why they keep on killing these young draftees. People like “I thought Caleb/Lawrence/This/That was generational, why he playing like a normal rookie who’s resume is 3 years of playing in the best schools against other amateurs. Why isn’t he making the worst team in the league a contender?!”

Just building peoples hype up to break them down

 

[CHICAGO]

Outside of your irrational hate for the soon to be greatest WNBA player ever

You're pretty logical

I also don't see Sheduer a top guy. I would draft Hunter top 5 but would not draft Shaduer first round.

Who would you compare Sanders to play style and skill set wise that would have you believe he could lead a team to a deep playoff run or consistent wins? (asking genuinely)

WARREN MOON

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[GilSho]

Anyone taking Travis Hunter #1 is insane. The 2-way player novelty isn't going to work in the NFL and his small frame + lack of top end speed and quickness is a major red flag.

 

[Killah Ray]

Draft seems weak as fukk this year…

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

WARREN MOON

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Solid comp. Shedeur has great pocket presence and can stand and deliver under pressure, takes hits and shakes 'em off

 

[CHICAGO]

Solid comp. Shedeur has great pocket presence and can stand and deliver under pressure, takes hits and shakes 'em off

JOE BURROW IS HIS
CLOSEST CURRENT DAY COMPARISON IMO



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[triplehate]

I checked a few sites (Walter Camp, NFL Draft Countdown etc)

Which led me to make this thread. Because I was surprised they all had him at 1. Hence here we are...

Plus a lot of the media personalities are saying it as well.

But if that's not reality then...

I think it's based on that's who they predict the jags to pick, but obviously they would be trading down in the scenario

 

[kdslittlebro]

I'm sayin...

Generational used to be reserved for the Peyton Mannings, Derrick Henrys, Mahomes, etc. that literally come once a generation. Now almost every top 15 player at their position is being called generational.

Mahomes wasn’t seen as generational talent in college he was a project player with bad mechanics in the Tech system that inflated QBs. With high potential obviously

 

[iamduval]

It’s not a strong draft for qbs. Might see a lineman go 1 overall. Travis is special, he’s a bit small tho. Would like to see him get to 195 lbs at least

 

[Hov]

WARREN MOON

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Hmmm…I like this comparison.

Struggling with Joe but I think…I think I see where you are going.

He’s an enigma to me because he feels like a Tyrod (Ty now, not the athletic youthful version) or Jacoby Brissett to me, but bulked up a small bit and continued upward trajectory I can def see Warren (not mobile at all but a super accurate knowagable commander of the football)

Nice