2024 Official Super Duper Mock Draft Thread - Opinions On Mocks | Pundit Mocks

[Chargers8491]

No one can touch me getting both Malik Nabers and Brock Bowers.
It took two brilliantly executed trades.

I posted this several months ago and got laughed at..lol. The keep dreaming.

[blueman]

Beachy, I like Fashanu in the 5 cluster. 👍

[Critty]

For the last 2 decades if you picked the Ted Hendricks DE of the Year, ROI was around 40% that player live up to the pick. That actually a really good bet considering the odds when drafting prospects.
This year that player is L.Latu.

Over past 2 decades the Chuck Bednarik DPOY is about 50% ROI, another really good bet. And the Dick Butkus is like 65% ROI This year it's Payton Wilson for both awards. Perhaps if he falls to Rd 3, you go ahead and take him there. But this bet has medical red flags.

Outland Trophy Winners are also like 50% ROI great bets.
And it's Sweat-DT

The John Mackey best TE have been very low ROI like 20%
Sorry Brock Bowers. That means you

Trade down.

#11 Fuaga-RT
#23 Latu-Edge
#37 Sweat-NT
#69 Wilson-LB

I'm a gambler by nature.
Here is your RT upgrade & my manufactured odds prospects.
4 starters.

[dmac_bolt]

For the last 2 decades … The John Mackey best TE have been very low ROI like 20% …

[charger1_sj]

For the last 2 decades if you picked the Ted Hendricks DE of the Year, ROI was around 40% that player live up to the pick. That actually a really good bet considering the odds when drafting prospects.
This year that player is L.Latu.

Over past 2 decades the Chuck Bednarik DPOY is about 50% ROI, another really good bet. And the Dick Butkus is like 65% ROI This year it's Payton Wilson for both awards. Perhaps if he falls to Rd 3, you go ahead and take him there. But this bet has medical red flags.

Outland Trophy Winners are also like 50% ROI great bets.
And it's Sweat-DT

The John Mackey best TE have been very low ROI like 20%
Sorry Brock Bowers. That means you

Trade down.

#11 Fuaga-RT
#23 Latu-Edge
#37 Sweat-NT
#69 Wilson-LB

I'm a gambler by nature.
Here is your RT upgrade & my manufactured odds prospects.
4 starters.

Excuse me but how did you determine ROI? Where does Kelce stand? How about Gates, Gronkowski, Gonzales?

[SAY OW 55]

I liked Peyton Wilson and talked about him on here.

I think he would be a great pick for our team.

I know for a fact the Jets are coming for Brock Bowers hard.

if you want Bowers you better take him at 5.

I think true impact players that Chargers need to be thinking about drafting at 5 are Marvin Harrison Jr. Brock Bowers Romeo Oudunzie and Malik Nabers.

[Boltjolt]

I liked Peyton Wilson and talked about him on here.

I think he would be a great pick for our team.

I know for a fact the Jets are coming for Brock Bowers hard.

if you want Bowers you better take him at 5.

I think true impact players that Chargers need to be thinking about drafting at 5 are Marvin Harrison Jr. Brock Bowers Romeo Oudunzie and Malik Nabers.

Yeah Wilson is good but he is kinda injury prone in a 12 game season.in college. Very good player though.

Id be fine with Bowers at 5. Not sure he is there at 11. I don't care about his contract. His second contrsct will be much cheaper than Nabers.will.

[beachcomber]

For the last 2 decades if you picked the Ted Hendricks DE of the Year, ROI was around 40% that player live up to the pick. That actually a really good bet considering the odds when drafting prospects.
This year that player is L.Latu.

Over past 2 decades the Chuck Bednarik DPOY is about 50% ROI, another really good bet. And the Dick Butkus is like 65% ROI This year it's Payton Wilson for both awards. Perhaps if he falls to Rd 3, you go ahead and take him there. But this bet has medical red flags.

Outland Trophy Winners are also like 50% ROI great bets.
And it's Sweat-DT

The John Mackey best TE have been very low ROI like 20%
Sorry Brock Bowers. That means you

Trade down.

#11 Fuaga-RT
#23 Latu-Edge
#37 Sweat-NT
#69 Wilson-LB

I'm a gambler by nature.
Here is your RT upgrade & my manufactured odds prospects.
4 starters.

food for thought, and.... think Sweat's gonna make it to 69 now, and.... Wilson might make it to 37, but much later than that is doubtful, me thinx ??

do think Latu makes it to 23, but after Fuaga left him crumpled @his feet during the SB, tough guy to draft, for me anyways....

[Critty]

Excuse me but how did you determine ROI? Where does Kelce stand? How about Gates, Gronkowski, Gonzales?

I believe Kelce stands about 6'5.
Gates 6'4. Gronk and Gonz about 6'6.
Bowers 6'3


Since those other TEs didn't win award they didn't fit the condition to be included in the 2 decades award winners ROI.

My ROI was determined by Award Winner general production in the NFL. How often over past decade did that award winner become a good to great starter. Or was production lacking at next level regardless of reason.

BPA all day. Award winners in top ROI categories move up, but when they have red flags they move back down. Injury is more concern than character. Kids either grow up after falling down or they keep sabotage themselves until they hit bottom.
I would not drop Sweat out of his cluster for being a dumbass. I'm drafting a football player to be a wall with feet at the line of scrimmage. He can do that very well. He seem to like to play the game and be on a team. Draft him at #37 if he falls to that. Make Mack is big brother veteran and go kick some ass.

[Jack Burton]

If Wilson falls because of injury history.Then a 4th-5th Rd pick hoping Ben Herbert can make him harder to break would be worth it. He makes plays when on the field. However, I think Cedric Gray is the best fit at ILB. Productive, consistently finds the ball and makes the tackle. And doesn't get lost in drop coverage. Looks like he has a very good instincts when defending. IMO.

I really like Gray too. I think he’s being overlooked.

[charger1_sj]

I believe Kelce stands about 6'5.
Gates 6'4. Gronk and Gonz about 6'6.
Bowers 6'3


Since those other TEs didn't win award they didn't fit the condition to be included in the 2 decades award winners ROI.

My ROI was determined by Award Winner general production in the NFL. How often over past decade did that award winner become a good to great starter. Or was production lacking at next level regardless of reason.

BPA all day. Award winners in top ROI categories move up, but when they have red flags they move back down. Injury is more concern than character. Kids either grow up after falling down or they keep sabotage themselves until they hit bottom.
I would not drop Sweat out of his cluster for being a dumbass. I'm drafting a football player to be a wall with feet at the line of scrimmage. He can do that very well. He seem to like to play the game and be on a team. Draft him at #37 if he falls to that. Make Mack is big brother veteran and go kick some ass.

That still doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling about how you're getting to ROI. Maybe I don't understand your terminology. ROI = Return on Investment.
Investment = money. Return = performance. With that in mind Gates would be #1, as he was a UDFA who turned into one of the best TEs all time.

Award winners do not impress me. Yards, catches, TDs, blocking, tackling, interceptions, sacks, pressure those are the things that count and should
determine ROI.

What do you say?

[Critty]

food for thought, and.... think Sweat's gonna make it to 69 now, and.... Wilson might make it to 37, but much later than that is doubtful, me thinx ??

do think Latu makes it to 23, but after Fuaga left him crumpled @his feet during the SB, tough guy to draft, for me anyways....

After Fuaga at #11.
How about Newton at #23?
Gray at #37.
Sweat at #69