2020 NFL Draft/Offseason thread

[MrNubbz]

Wow sounds like Antonio Brown's doppelganger.Either spoiled or bent

[ELA]

THIRD ROUND

65	Bengals	OLB JOSH UCHE, MICHIGAN
66	Redskins	TE Adam Trautman, Dayton
67	Lions	S Ashtyn Davis, California
68	Jets (NYG)	CB Noah Igbinoghene, Auburn
69	Panthers	S Jeremy Chinn, Southern Illinois
70	Dolphins	T Lucas Niang, TCU
71	Raiders (LAC)	CB Tony Pride Jr., Notre Dame
72	Cardinals	OLB Troy Dye, Oregon
73	Jaguars	TE Hunter Bryant, Washington
74	Browns	ILB MALIK HARRISON, OHIO STATE
75	Colts	DE Jonathan Greenard, Florida
76	Seahawks (TB)	C TYLER BIADASZ, WISCONSIN
77	Broncos	DT Jordan Elliott, Missouri
78	Falcons	DE Bradlee Anae, Utah
79	Jets	RB Zack Moss, Utah
80	Raiders	OLB Akeem Davis-Gaither, Appalachian State
81	Raiders (CHI)	DE Jabari Zuniga, Florida
82	Cowboys	WR Chase Claypool, Notre Dame
83	Broncos (PIT)	G Robert Hunt, UL Lafayette
84	Rams	DT Raekwon Davis, Alabama
85	Lions (PHI)	QB Jake Fromm, Georgia
86	Bills	WR DONOVAN PEOPLES-JONES, MICHIGAN
87	Patriots	WR Devin Duvernay, Texas
88	Saints	OLB Darrell Taylor, Tennessee
89	Vikings	G Damien Lewis, LSU
90	Texans	OLB Jordyn Brooks, Texas Tech
91	Raiders (HOU) (SEA)	G Netane Muti, Fresno State
92	Ravens	DT DAVON HAMILTON, OHIO STATE
93	Titans	T Matt Peart, Connecticut
94	Colts (GB)	QB Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma
95	Broncos (SF)	ILB Logan Wilson, Wyoming
96	Chiefs	CB Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech
97	Browns (HOU)	G JONAH JACKSON, OHIO STATE
98	Patriots	TE Albert Okwuegbunam, Missouri
99	Giants	OLB Anfernee Jennings, Alabama
100	Patriots	G BEN BREDESON, MICHIGAN
101	Seahawks	WR Antonio Gandy-Golden, Liberty
102	Buccaneers (PIT)	C Matt Hennessy, Temple
103	Eagles	S Terrell Burgess, Utah
104	Rams	DE Khalid Kareem, Notre Dame
105	Vikings	CB Darnay Holmes, UCLA
106	Rams	DT James Lynch, Baylor

Trades:
Packers trade Pick #94 to Colts for 4th Round (#122), 5th Round (#160) and 6th Round (#193)
Steelers trade Pick #102 to Buccaneers for 4th Round (#139), 5th Round (#161) and 6th Round (#194)

[FearlessF]

jeff George didn't play well with others, but he was not crazy like WR crazy

[bayareabadger]

Jeff George was a mental patient. I don't know if there was a bigger headcase to ever come into the NFL. That was a literal case of million dollar arm, ten cent head. I think only a handful of guys had better arms than Jeff George in NFL history. Maybe just Elway and Marino. He had a quick release with a ton of velocity. Could just effortlessly flick his wrist and the ball goes 60-70 yards on a rope.

Yep, went in the spot Troy Aikman did.

(Also ironically, Aikman is kinda the best case scenario of being awesome everywhere and having that help carry the QB. He struck me as a guy who could've gone to the Sanders Lions, and it's not like they would've suddenly become contenders)

[FearlessF]

Troy Aikman was solid and had a decent head on his shoulders to keep everything rolling, but without the team around him, he was nothing special.

Didn't have a great arm, but it wasn't bad.

[Mdot21]

Didn't have a great arm, but it wasn't bad.

Um what!?? Troy Aikman had one of the best arms the NFL has ever seen.

[FearlessF]

not in my opinion

but, I'm a cowboy hater

Jeff George had a better arm

are you saying Troy is top ten all-time?

[Mdot21]

Yep, went in the spot Troy Aikman did.

(Also ironically, Aikman is kinda the best case scenario of being awesome everywhere and having that help carry the QB. He struck me as a guy who could've gone to the Sanders Lions, and it's not like they would've suddenly become contenders)

It's the Detroit Lions. No one would've made them contenders. I think Aikman's career in Detroit would look similar to Matt Stafford's. Elite level QB that can't go anywhere in a crappy organization.

Aikman was similar to Stafford in size and arm talent. He just happened to play in a much different era and in a scheme that was run dominated. Back in the 90's the rules weren't geared up for QB's to sling it all over the field. And while Aikman was a great QB, the offense was geared toward Emmitt Smith and the run. If Aikman threw it more than 350 times a season that was a lot. Now QB's like Brees, Brady, Rodgers throw the ball 600+ times a season every year without fail. Speaking of Stafford, I think there was one season where he threw it almost 700 times.

[OrangeAfroMan]

Mhyperbole21

[Cincydawg]

Mhyperbole21

I think you exaggerate ...

[Mdot21]

not in my opinion

but, I'm a cowboy hater

Jeff George had a better arm

are you saying Troy is top ten all-time?

Jeff George had a stronger arm, but Aikman had a rocket himself. Where Aikman has the big edge on Jeff George is accuracy.

I think I would comfortably put Troy in the top 10 of "best arms". His arm was phenomenal.

[Cincydawg]

When I was a kid and dinosaurs roamed the Earth, teams seemed to have one QB for ages and ages.  Johnny U.  Bart Starr.  Y.A. Title.  Fran Tarkenton.  Roman Gabriel.  Manziel.  They personified their teams.  How good were those guys by modern standards?

I don't recall such a surplus of really good QBs coming out of CFB in one year either.

[Mdot21]

When I was a kid and dinosaurs roamed the Earth, teams seemed to have one QB for ages and ages.  Johnny U.  Bart Starr.  Y.A. Title.  Fran Tarkenton.  Roman Gabriel.  Manziel.  They personified their teams.  How good were those guys by modern standards?

I don't recall such a surplus of really good QBs coming out of CFB in one year either.

Different time, different era, different rules, different type of athletes. QB's and WR's could literally get assaulted. If defensive players pulled that stuff today they'd probably get arrested by the police.

I don't know if it's so much that there are a lot of really good QB's, it's just easier than ever now to play QB and amass stats bc of all the changes in rules.

[FearlessF]

I thought George was pretty accurate and one of the quickest releases besides Marino.

Brees, Warner, P Manning, Rivers, Rodgers, Steve Young, Brady, Montana, Griese, Stafford, Farve all had better completion % than Aikman

and as stated, Aikman had Jay Novacek and Michael Irvin and Daryl Johnston and Emmitt.  Lots of check downs.

Heck, Romo was more accurate