What player in this NFL draft is the most likely to get a GM fired?

[Th3G3ntleman]

Bowers

 

[Trust Me]

He doesn't take sh1t like his pops . You better recognize or...

 

[thelonious21]

Funny how people say MHJ.. I thought he was the most NFL ready

 

[Samori Toure]

This a hating ass thread

Yes it is and I am going to join in.

Drake Maye.

 

[Samori Toure]

Drake maye

You see it. You see it.

 

[RammerJammer]

The more athletic AJ McCarron, JJ McCarthy

He’s not bad, just not worth a high pick

 

[OnlyOneBoss]

like what ? some nonsense about how USC qbs cannot be good by definition ? lol

Breh if Caleb’s a bust or is just mediocre I think that becomes a safe assumption to make

 

[b. woods]

@OSUBaneBrowns The fukk is wrong with you posting THAT pic?!!?!

Not that there's anything particularly wrong with it

Especially not the individual who may or may not be in it

 

[BrehWyatt]

Drake Maye and/or JJ McCarthy if either man is expected to start immediately.

Bo Nix should be fine. I wouldn't say he's a sure first-rounder, but I like the idea of a 4-5 year starter who has experienced highs and lows against a litany of competition. He could be a steal.

 

[yseJ]

Breh if Caleb’s a bust or is just mediocre I think that becomes a safe assumption to make

I think its ironic considering that just last year this whole idiotic thought process was proven wrong with CJ Stroud

 

[OnlyOneBoss]

Bowers

I can see it. He’s most likely gonna be a very high pick

Wasting a pick that high on a tight end that doesn’t pan out is a very bad look

 

[Supa]

Funny how people say MHJ.. I thought he was the most NFL ready

You can pretty much guarantee he'll be a 1000 yard a year WR. Even if he's not a clear top 10 WR he can still be productive. How does that get GM fired?

The only players who will really set a franchise back are QB's. They're expected to be saviors. You're pretty much forced to give them two or three seasons and they need to play at a very high level to justify a top 5 pick. If you trade up you're surrendering future 1st's so there's even more pressure.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

JJ McCarthy has never impressed me at all. It's amazing how far his draft stock has come. Good luck to him but he could be a bust and a BAD ONE...

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

JJ McCarthy really getting that Will Levis stimulus package.

At best, dude isn't going to lose you the game.... but he better pray he goes to a team that's not in desperate need/want of a franchise QB.

 

[Legal]

If ya'll get dude, ya'll are gonna win with him. Stop looking for 5k yards and 50 TD's.

And before people jump on my shyt..

- Lost the Illinois state championship as a freshman in high school. (But made it all the way there)
- Won the Illinois state championship as a sophomore and junior.
- Transferred to IMG Academy in Florida and won the National High School championship his senior year.
- Won the national championship at Michigan this past year, and in his 2 years starting had a 27-1 record in that time.


So look for flash all you want.. but you should be lookin for talented leaders and winners. That's what this kid is.

You don't need to campaign for him, breh.

My problem is that when there is very serious talk about giving up three first round picks to move up to get him, yeah, 5000/50 kind've starts to be the expectation. If the discussion was just drafting him if he's a available at 11 or even 23, sure. Why not? Worst case scenario is that they get a cheaper Kirk Cousins for me to be frustrated with, maybe. But moving into the top five to get a guy who, like Cousins, needed a lot around him to get peak performance, then nah. Let's not do that.