Mike Mayock's Top 5 QB's

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The thing about mayocks "top 5" by position is that he changes them quite a bit between now and the draft. I usually take them with a grain of salt this time of the year.
 

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The thing about mayocks "top 5" by position is that he changes them quite a bit between now and the draft. I usually take them with a grain of salt this time of the year.

They all do, and they all should be. This is why I LOL'd at the January "there are no first round QBs" talk.
 

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I like utility backs who can block and catch more than straight up between the tackles runners. Always liked Thurman more than Emmitt, Tomlinson more than Alexander, Forte more than Lynch, etc. Just a preference in the kind of player. I think Cook is going to be a really good NFL player. Not that Fournette won't, I just like Cook's overall skill set.

Disappointing that you failed to mention the Ultra Back aka Raymont Harris.:smug2:
 

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They all do, and they all should be. This is why I LOL'd at the January "there are no first round QBs" talk.

Followed by the classic "Mock Draft" from the same writer(s) with three QB's going in the Top 10 and one writer putting a QB going at #3 that ended up not even declaring.

Put Goff, Wentz, and Lynch side by side with Kizer, Watson, and Trubisky...you really going to tell me last year's class was better?

:aj:
 

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They all do, and they all should be. This is why I LOL'd at the January "there are no first round QBs" talk.

What do top 5s have to do with where a player will be picked? You can rank the quarterbacks and still not think they are going in the 1st.

By the way, I don't recall the "there are no 1st round QB" talk. I've seen a lot of people say there are none worth a high first round pick, and more say that none are worth a 1st round pick but they will be picked in the 1st round. But most analysts have had Trubisky solidly in the first for a while.
 

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By the way, I don't recall the "there are no 1st round QB" talk. .

....Wut...? It was all over these boards. From talk of Watson being a 3rd(?!) rounder to guys saying there were none worth first rounders. These draft threads are a clusterfuck now but it's all over the place.
 

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Followed by the classic "Mock Draft" from the same writer(s) with three QB's going in the Top 10 and one writer putting a QB going at #3 that ended up not even declaring.

Put Goff, Wentz, and Lynch side by side with Kizer, Watson, and Trubisky...you really going to tell me last year's class was better?

:aj:

They are all pretty crappy prospects.
 

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What do top 5s have to do with where a player will be picked? You can rank the quarterbacks and still not think they are going in the 1st.

By the way, I don't recall the "there are no 1st round QB" talk. I've seen a lot of people say there are none worth a high first round pick, and more say that none are worth a 1st round pick but they will be picked in the 1st round. But most analysts have had Trubisky solidly in the first for a while.

I'm saying all pre-combine mocks should be taken with a pinch of salt. All analysts' mocks change, as do their orders and positioning. A few weeks ago the discussion was whether any QBs would go in round one and that the Bears might have their pick of the best ones at 36. Now things are starting to take their usual shape with at least two of the top three having been mocked in the top 3, and we aren't even at the combine yet.

And yes, we know you don't like Deshaun Watson.
 

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What do top 5s have to do with where a player will be picked? You can rank the quarterbacks and still not think they are going in the 1st.

By the way, I don't recall the "there are no 1st round QB" talk. I've seen a lot of people say there are none worth a high first round pick, and more say that none are worth a 1st round pick but they will be picked in the 1st round. But most analysts have had Trubisky solidly in the first for a while
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They are all pretty crappy prospects.

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....Wut...? It was all over these boards. From talk of Watson being a 3rd(?!) rounder to guys saying there were none worth first rounders. These draft threads are a clusterfuck now but it's all over the place.

Saying there aren't any worth a 1st rounder is different then saying there won't be any 1st rounder. I don't think any of these QBs are 1st round caliber prospects, but there will almost certainly be QBs taken in the 1st. I mean, if E.J. Manuel, Blaine Gabbert, Jake Locker, Johnny Manziel, Christian Ponder etc can get picked in the 1st, then similarly flawed prospects like Trubisky and Watson should have no problem being overdrafted.
 

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Then you obviously didn' see Barry Sanders in college.

Fournette is a beast. Without question. But running back's aren't worth high picks unless they are elite receivers. The position just doesn't have that much value.

The value of the position varies from team to team. Ask the Cowboys.
 

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I'm a little confused by his rankings this year.

He has Cook in front of Fournette
C. Davis ahead of M. Williams
F. Lamp ahead of C. Robinson
S. Jones ahead of M. Lattimore
McCaffery at #3 and Mixon at #5


Webb at #5 ahead of Kaaya.

I agree with Webb, Davis, and McCaffery
 

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I am fine with Kizer as I have said he has the most physical upside.

But the Bears are not set up at all for him.

-Average OTs for a QB who's biggest asset is standing in the pocket and pushing down the field.

-No speed at WR hurts as well. Kizer is not accurate enough to dink and dunk, you need to offset the missed lay ups with big passes down field.
 

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Is anyone else scared af about how visible the bears were in scouting kaaya this year?
 

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Is anyone else scared af about how visible the bears were in scouting kaaya this year?

Nah. It's an optics issue. Go read stuff from other teams boards/beat writers etc. The stories we got about the Bears and Kaaya are the same shit other teams are reading about "GM X viewed QB X 7 times this year in person!"
 

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I still think Kaaya stinks.
 

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