I like Hooker too but nowhere near round 1. This is a great year for the Vols though. They’ll be high profile throughout this draft.
Don't see it. Maybe later.
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Charles Robinson used to get the business when the first Vol went off the board in the 4th or 5th round on NFL Network. Those days are over. I really enjoyed watching them take it to Bama last year. Hyatt had the game of a lifetime.
That's actually not true. His argument was more about starting over with a new QB on a rookie deal with a team that's so early in a rebuild and is a big fan of Bryce Young. He definitely never said he dislikes Fields.
Yeah, 3-tech is very shallow in this draft. That's why I refuse to take Jalen Carter off the board. I'm not a Bresee fan at all. And then guys like Adebawore and Kancey are not ideal size. After that, it's a bunch of guys with limited production and upside.
He, like many other Vols, have suffered for a good 17 years till this season.
Not exactly a ringing endorsement…
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Love Fashanu. If he was in this draft, I wouldn't want anyone else at 9. I think he has true superstar upside. I could see him being the best OT in the league in his prime. Devastated that he stayed in school, but he's going to be top 5 for me next year.
I mocked him to us in November.
Smart and thoughtful too…
I was just saying he never said he disliked Fields and does like Young. Nothing he said there was wrong. Fields has a ton to prove in the passing game and decision making which i think we all should i agree with, i know i do.Not exactly a ringing endorsement…
Tannenbaum disagrees with Bears' decision to keep Fields - ESPN Video
Mike Tannenbaum expresses his concerns about the Bears sticking with Justin Fields over Bryce Young and CJ Stroud.
I think it's hard to scout their WRs because they'll line them up one behind each other and like 3 yards from the sideline. So their guys never face press coverage and you confuse coverage because they create natural picks and spacing. But I think you can see a lot from their OL. They do run RPOs and such, but they also run some true pass sets and deep drops to get the ball down field. Some of their routes are slow developing as well, so they need to give the QB time. So Wright has shown he can hold up in true pass sets, IMO. Like I feel like he has more reps in true pass sets than Broderick Jones at Georgia. Georgia was heavy on the RPOs and pocket movement, and the ran the ball a ton with big leads early in games, so true pass set reps are few and far between for Jones (which is probably good, because he sucks at them right now).
I love Kancey, not sure the Bears do though.Keep my man Kancey's name out your mouth.
The trade up options in the 2024 draft are great options with Marvin Harrison Jr, Olu Fashanu and Brock Bowers and a couple guys we hopefully won't have to even think about trading up to draft in Caleb Williams and Drake May.
I didn't think you didn't like him, just couldn't resist a good moment to use that gif. Lol
He has humongous hands. Just big ass Chef-Boyardee mitts. But he doesn't separate much at all. Lot of contested targets, because he doesn't have that twitch. But at 220 with those hands, he doesn't really have to be that open. He reminds of me of N'Keal Harry a bit. Just a big, powerful dude who has good speed, but no wiggle. Good open field if you can scheme him open.
Different types of players. Hutch is 6'7, 260. Van Ness 6'5", 272. Hutch has length and is much more bendy (3-cone was nuts!). Van Ness is a power rusher, who has speed to work with, but not as much bend/agility.
