GO FOR 2

GO FOR 2

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  • AFC West Draft Grades

    In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:

    • How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
    • How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
    • Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
    • Did they fill a need on the roster?
      • Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
      • What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
      • At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

      • AFC West

        • Are the Chiefs destined to be the first ever 3 peat?
        • Has Sean Payton finally found his QB in BO Nix or is this a Tim Tebow?
        • Raiders going with TE Brock Bowers? Is this bad or good?
        • Can Jim Harbaugh fix the Los Angeles Chargers?
        • 32 min
        • NFC West Draft Grades

          In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:

          • How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
          • How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
          • Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
          • Did they fill a need on the roster?
            • Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
            • What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
            • At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)
            • NFC West

              • Are the 49ers still the team to beat in the NFC?
              • Can the Rams win even without Aaron Donald?
              • Can the Seahawks bounce back under new Head Coach Mike McDonald?
              • How good can Marvin Harrison Jr. be with Kyler in Arizona?
              • 32 min
              • AFC North Draft Grades

                In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:

                • How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
                • How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
                • Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
                • Did they fill a need on the roster?
                  • Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
                  • What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
                  • At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)
                  • Is the AFC North the toughest division in football?

                    • Are the Ravens ready to make a run at the Chiefs?
                    • With the Steelers revamped QB room do they have enough on offense to make a run in the playoffs?
                    • Can the Bengals keep everyone?
                    • Will Deshaun ever be Deshaun Watson of old?
                    • 29 min
                    • NFC North Draft Grade

                      In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:

                      • How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
                      • How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
                      • Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
                      • Did they fill a need on the roster?
                        • Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
                        • What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
                        • At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

                        • NFC North

                          • Is Caleb Williams going to get the Bears to the playoffs in year 1?
                          • How good can the Packers with all these draft picks be in year 2 with Jordan Love?
                          • Are the Lions still the favorite?
                          • What will the Vikings look like this year? How long before we see JJ on the field?
                          • 28 min
                          • AFC East Draft Grades

                            In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:

                            • How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
                            • How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
                            • Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
                            • Did they fill a need on the roster?
                              • Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
                              • What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
                              • At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)
                              • AFC East

                                • Is this the year the Jets finally have there break though?
                                • Did the Bills do enough to replace some of the fire power on offense?
                                • Can the Dolphins bounce back after a tough ending to there season?
                                • With an offensive heavy draft did the Patriots put enough around Drake Maye to be successful?
                                • 32 min
                                • NFC East Draft Grades

                                  In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:

                                  • How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
                                  • How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
                                  • Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
                                  • Did they fill a need on the roster?
                                    • Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
                                    • What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
                                    • At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

                                    • Starting off with the NFC East

                                      • Did the Eagles have not only the best draft of the NFC East or in the NFL?
                                      • Are the Giants with new skilled players including Brian Burns ready to make a run?
                                      • Are the Boys' back in the hunt or are they rebuilding?
                                      • Is there finally some hope in Washington with Jayden Daniels?
                                      • 30 min
                                      • NEW Mock Draft 3.0 picks 1-10
                                        With only a few days left until the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit. I wanted to give you guys my mock draft 3.0 with some pretty interesting trade ideas. In each episode, I take you through every pick in the draft and tell you what I think will happen versus what I think the team will do. I'll breakdown every pick in the first round what I like and don't about the player.
                                        1. CHI- QB Caleb Williams, USC
                                        Bears get the new face of the franchise in Caleb Williams. Can he break the Bears curse at QB?
                                        2. WAS- QB Jadyen Daniels, LSU
                                        With a regime can Jayden Daniels be the new Leaders of the Commanders?
                                        3. NE- QB Drake Maye, UNC
                                        Life without Bill. What will the Patriots do to turn around this historic franchise? Could the Patriots possibly trade out of the 3rd overall pick and pass on a legacy WR or a franchise QB?
                                        4. ARZ- WR Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State
                                        Cardinals find their next Larry Fitzgerald. With all the talent and bloodline, how good can Marvin Harrison be?
                                        5. (Trade) MIN- QB JJ McCarthy, Michigan
                                        Chargers trade out of the top 5. to collect 2 extra first round picks to rebuild this roster.
                                        Chargers receive 
                                        (11th) overall pick
                                        (23rd) overall pick
                                        (129) in the 4th round pick
                                        1st round pick in 2028
                                        Vikings receives
                                        (5th) overall pick and
                                        2025 2nd round pick
                                        Vikings go all in on Michigan QB JJ McCarthy. Will he be the next Jordan Love or Trey Lance/Zach Wilson?
                                        6. NYG- WR Malik Nabers, LSU
                                        Giants finally get a WR1 to help Daniel Jones in what could be a make or break season.
                                        7. TEN- OT Joe Alt, Notre Dame
                                        Titans under a new regime continue to build this roster. Joe Alt is a near perfect prospect. Help is on the way for QB Will Levis.
                                        8. ATL- ED Dallas Turner, Alabama
                                        With "Kirko" Chains coming to the ATL this offense might have finally broken open. New Head Coach Raheem Morris looks to continue an improving defense.
                                        9. (Trade) LAC- WR Rome Odunze, Washington
                                        The Bears trade out of the Top 10. I know they are passing on WR Rome Odunze and/or ED Jared Verse, but the Bears only have 4 picks in the draft. I expect General Manager Ryan Poles to be working the phone all night.
                                        Bears receive 
                                        11th overall pick
                                        (129th) 4th round pick
                                        (181th) 6th round pick
                                        Chargers receive
                                        9th overall pick
                                        The Chargers traded back into the Top 10, jumping over the Jets to select WR Rome Odunze. Jim Harabaugh is very famailiar with Rome, back in January they faced each other in the National Championship game. The Chargers, desperate to find pass catchers in the offense find, one for Justin Herbert. Adding Rome could help the development of last year's first round pick Quentin Johnston, who had a rough rookie year to say the least.
                                        10. (Trade) CIN- TE Brock Bowers, Georgia
                                        General Manager Joe Douglas for the first time ever trades out of the 1st round to collect more draft capital. I know it's hard to believe the Jets are leaving a lot of big time prospects on the board, but they need depth. Moving back 8 spots and adding a 2nd round pick is a steal.
                                        Jets receive 
                                        18th overall pick
                                        (49th) 2nd round pick
                                        (80th) 3rd round pick
                                        Bengals receive
                                        10th overall pick
                                        (72nd) 3rd round pick
                                        This might be a fever dream but I think the Bengals go all in. With 11 picks the Bengals trade up 8 spots to get a super dynamic pass catcher to go along in this offense. Let's not forget we are assuming that Tee Higgins will be on the roster in 2024. Nonetheless, Brock Bowers would be a great second option in this offense. The AFC is just getting tougher.
                                        28 min
                                      • NEW Mock Draft 3.0 picks 11-21
                                        With only a few days left until the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit. I wanted to give you guys my mock draft 3.0 with some pretty interesting trade ideas. In each episode, I take you through every pick in the draft and tell you what I think will happen versus what I think the team will do. I'll breakdown every pick in the first round what I like and don't about the player. 
                                        * I did have to update the trades just a bit.
                                        11. (Trade) PHI- CB Quinyon Mitchell, Toledo
                                        Bears receive
                                        22nd overall pick
                                        (53rd) 2nd round pick
                                        (161) 5th round pick
                                        The Bears trade back once again to collect even more trade assets. Bears taking advantage of the runs on CBs. and OTs.
                                        Eagles receive
                                        11th overall pick
                                        (140th) 5th round pick
                                        The Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman strikes again. Making a big time trade to move up 11 spots to jump into from of some CB needy teams. They take Quinyon Mitchell to add to this secondary. He's a perfect fit for Vic Fangio defense.
                                        12th. (Trade) GB- CB Cooper DeJean, Iowa
                                        Broncos receive
                                        12th overall pick
                                        (58th) 2nd round pick
                                        (91st) 3rd round pick
                                        The Broncos are desperate for a QB even with the addition of QB Zach Wilson. Trading back allows the Broncos to build the roster through the draft.
                                        Packers receive
                                        12th overall pick
                                        (121st) 4th round pick
                                        The Packers have a lot of draft picks here. They have 5 picks in the top 100. I think the Packers go big and bring in Cooper DeJean from Iowa. Cooper DeJean is the ultimate Swiss army knife under new Defensive Coodinator Jeff Haley.
                                        13. LV- OT Taliese Fuaga, Oregon State
                                        Raiders could look to take a CB but I think they look to build the offensive line. After losing two starting offensive linemen the Raiders take the versatile Taliese Fuaga. He fits the mode of a Raider player. Tough and Nasty. New Head Coach Antonio Pierce would approve.
                                        14. NO- OT Olumuyiwa Fashanu, Penn State
                                        Saints need help on the offensive line. Adding Olumuyiwa Fashanu could play the left tackle position moving former 1st round pick Trevor Penning to left guard. This could fix two positions on the offensive line.
                                        15. IND- CB Terrion Arnold, Alabama
                                        The Colts missed out on CB L'Jarius Sneed and they need help to match up with all the WRs in the AFC South. Guys like: Calvin Ridley DeAndre Hopkins, Gabe Davis, Nico Collins, Tank Dell and now Stefon Diggs. Help is on the way.
                                        16. (Trade) NYJ- OG Troy Fautanu, Washington
                                        Seahawks receive
                                        18th overall
                                        (134th) 4th round pick
                                        The Seahawks with a new Head Coach in Mike McDonald move back two spots to collect another pick in this draft.
                                        Jets receive
                                        16th pick
                                        The Jets need help at the offensive. Still a lot of uncertainty at the position. Troy Fautanu can play 4/5 positions on the offensive line. That is exactly what the Jets need.
                                        17. (Trade) CHI- ED Jared Verse, Florida State
                                        Jaguars receive
                                        22nd overall pick
                                        (75th) 3rd round pick
                                        The Jaguars move up in the 3rd round.
                                        Bears receive
                                        17th pick
                                        (96th) 3rd round pick
                                        (212nd) 6th round pick
                                        The Bears not only move back and collect some draft picks but they also get the guy they need on defense. ED Jared Verse with, only 31 sacks last year 2nd to last in the league. The Bears have two chip players to help turn around this franchise like the Texans did last year.
                                        18. (Trade) SEA- OT Graham Barton, Duke
                                        The Seahawks get a versatile offensive linemen in Graham Barton. Someone who has played all 5 positions on the offensive line. this is important because the Seahawks are trying to replace 3 starting offensive linemen from last year.
                                        19. LAR- ED Laiatu Latu, UCLA
                                        This will be the first pick for the Rams since 2016 when they took QB Jared Goff. The Rams look to start life without Aaron Donald. I like Laiatu Latu out of UCLA. Latu stays close to home.
                                        20. PIT- OT Amarius Mims, Georgia
                                        The Steelers have taken care of the QB situation for now. New OC Arthur Smith looks to build this offensive line.
                                        21. MIA- DT Jer'Zhan Newton, Illinois
                                        Dolphins look to replace Christian Wilkins with Newton.
                                        21 min
                                      • NEW Mock Draft 3.0 picks 22-32
                                        With only a few days left until the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit. I wanted to give you guys my mock draft 3.0 with some pretty interesting trade ideas. In each episode, I take you through every pick in the draft and tell you what I think will happen versus what I think the team will do. I'll breakdown every pick in the first round what I like and don't about the player. 
                                        * I had to update some of the trades.
                                        22. (Trade) JAX- CB Nate Wiggins, Clemson
                                        Bears receive
                                        17th overall pick
                                        (212nd) 6th round pick
                                        Jaguars receive
                                        22nd overall pick
                                        (129th) 4th round pick
                                        (161st) 5th round pick
                                        After trading back the Jags land themselves an athletic CB to add to this defense. Help cover the WRs in the AFC South (WR would be fun).
                                        23. (Trade) LAC- OT JC Latham, Alabama
                                        The Chargers with a bunch of draft picks and holes on this roster look to upgrade this offensive line under OC Greg Roman.
                                        24. DAL- OT Tyler Guyton, Oklahoma
                                        Dallas needs to nail this draft here. I think Dallas needs to consider moving out of the first round to collect more draft capital. General Manager Jerry Jones normally doesn't trade up or down in the draft and for the sake of Cowboys fans everywhere. I can't imagine there reaction if they do trade out. Nonetheless, Dallas looks to connote to rebuild there offensive line esipcally after losing future Hall of Fame Tyron Smith.
                                        25. (Trade) DEN- QB Bo Nix, Oregon
                                        Packers receive
                                        12th pick
                                        (121st) 4th round
                                        Broncos recieve
                                        25th overall pick
                                        (58th) 2nd round pick
                                        (96st) 4th round pick
                                        The Broncos got exactly what they wanted and more. They got the QB they wanted and they added a couple draft picks to help build their roster. Zach Wilson isn't the answer. Bo is battle tested.
                                        26. TB- C Jacksons Powers-Johnson, Oregon
                                        The Bucs need some help at the IOL position. Back to back Oregon players here. Bucs adding center Jackson Powers-Johnson is a huge addition to an offensive line that needs to protect QB Baker Mayfield and help a 32nd ranked running game.
                                        27. ARZ- ED Chop Robinson, Penn State
                                        Cardinals need help all over the defense, but Head Coach Johnathan Gannon needs to find is stud edge rusher.
                                        28. BUF- WR Brian Thomas Jr, LSU
                                        Bills move up 4 spots to take the speedy WR out of LSU. Bills need to give Josh Allen a new target to help replace Stefon Diggs.
                                        29. DET- ED Darius Robinson, Missouri
                                        Now the home team. Last year the Lions moved all over the board. This year I think they stay put and add another EDGE rusher to go opposite Aidan Hutchinson. Darius is a very versatile EDGE rusher and should fit in nicely.
                                        30. BAL- CB Kool-Aid McKinstry, Alabama
                                        Ravens don't have a lot of needs but they need to fill out this roster. The Ravens could look to trade out of the first round to collect more draft capital, but I really like Kool-Aid McKinstry out of Alabama (Not just because of his name. This is a player that played one of the hardest positions in all of College Football. He's smart and a perfect fit for this Ravens defense.
                                        31. SF- OT Jordan Morgan, Arizona
                                        49ers reloaded this offseason. I like the options at IDL or CB here, but this offensive line needs an upgrade. They did return all 5 starters, but Jordan Morgan can make this offensive line better.
                                        32. KC- DT Bryon Murphy II, Texas
                                        WR makes a lot of sense here but I just love the value here. Adding Bryon Murphy II to pair up with the best defensive linemen in Chris Jones would be tough to defend. The Chiefs are a defense first team even with Patrick Mahomes. A lot of value in the WR position later in the draft.
                                        22 min

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