Blue Chip Scouting NFL Draft Podcast

NFL Week 2 Bets by bluechipscouting.com

The guys go through and talk about what they took from the first week of the NFL season.

The guys dedicate this episode to the big-name NFL Draft prospects that have decided to opt out. They talk Caleb Farley, Penei Sewell, Micah Parsons, Rashod Bateman, Ja'Marr Chase, and more.

Duval County got themselves some players in this one. The Jags haven't had a good offseason. They needed a win, and they got one in those three days. They drafted some really nice players to start the complete rebuild they need. Next year hopefully they're able to grab their franchise QB and really turn the franchise back around to what they were looking like they could be in 2017.

The New England Patriots are unlike any other franchise in the NFL, and in sports in general. Year after year it seems they overdraft random players and continue their dynasty no matter the bad draft grades. Can they continue that now with the AFC East ono the up and up, and without Tom Brady?

What they're doing in Buffalo is admirable. There's been a culture change, and that shows in the type of player they drafted at the top of this draft. They're physical players that will fit right in to the blue collar nature of #BillsMafia

Matt and Dalton go through the Jets draft pick by pick. And man, was it a doozie. They got nice value on their day one and two picks and took some good players on day three to boot. Good job by the Jets and General Manager Joe Douglas. Hopefully he can save them from coaching hell.

Matt and Dalton walk through all the picks Miami made in the 2020 NFL draft. There were players still available both felt could or should have been the picks in certain spots, but they came in with a plan to bolster the offensive line around their young franchise signal caller, and they did just that.

Are.... are we giving the Chiefs a pass on a poor draft because they're the defending Super Bowl Champs?

You're dang right we are, and that's okay. F it, have some fun. Draft a running back at 32 when you NEED a corner. Draft a linebacker when you NEED a corner. Draft ANOTHER offensive tackle when you have 75 on the roster already.

They'll still have a shot at the title next year, no matter what they did in the draft.

The Denver Broncos had one thing on their minds going into the draft this year, and it wasn't that green they grow in Colorado. They wanted SPEED. As much of it as they could get. And they succeeded. Listen as Dalton and Matt go through the class as a whole.