Gunpowder's 2019 NFL Mock Draft Extravaganza VERSION TOO

[Gunpowder]

I would bet a lot of money against Jackson becoming any good in the NFL. The delivery is real bad and you don't just develop accuracy once you get to the NFL.

[EdRomero]

I liked the Pats draft (like I usually do) --adding to cornerback and running back depth is important even if it wasn't their main need. Mortensen said something about the drafted QB playing with an injured back this year at Auburn, so I'm guessing he'll spend the season red-shirting on the ir.

[Rush2112]

The only gripe I have is that wish they had gotten another WR and perhaps gotten another LB.

I like Williams and think he's gonna be taking over for Chung in a year or two. Harris is some good Burkhead/Sony insurance and I think that they would have gone TE there if the Texans hadn't scooped the pick before.

Was sort of suprised a 4th or something wasn't shipped to Minny for Rudolph, but that may still be on the table.

[Rush2112]

I would bet a lot of money against Jackson becoming any good in the NFL. The delivery is real bad and you don't just develop accuracy once you get to the NFL.

Looks like he signed with the Bills. Poor guy.

[Gunpowder]

The post-draft glow that fans have after every draft is funny to me (not in here, like on the Twitters and stuff). The large majority of these "DRAFT STEALS!" are going to be out of the league in a few years.

[Johnnie]

The post-draft glow that fans have after every draft is funny to me (not in here, like on the Twitters and stuff). The large majority of these "DRAFT STEALS!" are going to be out of the league in a few years.

Same. I bet you can look at the "draft grade" columns from years past and see that opposite grades really should have been given.

There's never any accountability on the experts when they're wrong.

[Pruitt]

The post-draft glow that fans have after every draft is funny to me (not in here, like on the Twitters and stuff). The large majority of these "DRAFT STEALS!" are going to be out of the league in a few years.

Same. I bet you can look at the "draft grade" columns from years past and see that opposite grades really should have been given.

There's never any accountability on the experts when they're wrong.

My favourite thing is that so many of these experts had updated versions of their mock drafts, like they were reacting to inside information.

[EdRomero]

The post-draft glow that fans have after every draft is funny to me (not in here, like on the Twitters and stuff). The large majority of these "DRAFT STEALS!" are going to be out of the league in a few years.

I'm definitely guilty of this. Now I'm getting excited about the undrafted free agent signings.

I also love when the Pats take a guy who was a disappointment in college after being a highly touted high school recruit.

[Giff]

Bengals going the Katy High route again.