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

[powderblueboy]

He doesn’t yet understand Barton’s best position will likely be center in the NFL. Alt long gone by 15 should be obvious.
Think Mitch Morse.

Mitch Morse and very few others.

[Boltnut]

if we go by the book and take stock in what our new braintrust has proffered.... to run the ball and protect Justin, then how 'bout we go RT, OC, RB, OG ?? would that be too logical ??

1) RT Olumuyiwa, Taliese
2) OC Graham Barton
3) RB Blake Corum
4) OG Trente Jones

if we get some extra picks somewhere along the line, then we can build the D as well....

2) NT T'Vondre Sweat
3) FS Cole Bishop
4) LB Cedric Gray

If you trade that FS out for a CB... I'd sign on to that.
We have different DT's and LB's in mind... but at least we agree on positions.

[powderblueboy]

if we go by the book and take stock in what our new braintrust has proffered.... to run the ball and protect Justin, then how 'bout we go RT, OC, RB, OG ?? would that be too logical ??

1) RT Olumuyiwa, Taliese
2) OC Graham Barton
3) RB Blake Corum
4) OG Trente Jones

if we get some extra picks somewhere along the line, then we can build the D as well....

2) NT T'Vondre Sweat
3) FS Cole Bishop
4) LB Cedric Gray

You prefer Barton to Frazier at the top of the 2nd beachcomber?

I'm just not getting good vibes from Frazier ..... he's down right horrible at the 2nd level.

Corum is growing on me.

[Boltnut]

Fuck it can you imagine the interview with Bowers and Harbaugh. That would be colorful. Or Harbaugh Nabers. After that we’ll get a good feel.

Yeah, Harbaugh might want to ask Brock why he turned him down on that offer.
Ask him if he wants to see the trophy...

Jim: If there was one decision you could go back and change in your life, what would it be?
Brock: [Silence]

[dmac_bolt]

Not bad at all Mac, but do u think Alt falls all the way to #15? Really like Frazier @#39 which I think is realistic...

No, not a chance. Unless they are drafting in PFN like I was lol. I like Williams that a few keep touting too.

[dmac_bolt]

Yeah, Harbaugh might want to ask Brock why he turned him down on that offer.
Ask him if he wants to see the trophy...

Jim: If there was one decision you could go back and change in your life, what would it be?
Brock: [Silence]

Bowers would just say thanks but he’s already seen a couple of them

[OG619FrightninLightnin]

Yeah, Harbaugh might want to ask Brock why he turned him down on that offer.
Ask him if he wants to see the trophy...

Jim: If there was one decision you could go back and change in your life, what would it be?
Brock: [Silence]

You do realize that Bowers won twice as many National Championships as Harbaugh right?

Georgia was a much better choice.

[OG619FrightninLightnin]

Harbaugh worship in overdrive!

[Boltnut]

You do realize that Bowers won twice as many National Championships as Harbaugh right?

Georgia was a much better choice.

I do. He went to Georgia because Kirby Smart's offense used the TE in a better way.
He was schemed to get wide open. Georgia's offense was much more multiple in its philosophy and schemes.
But let's not forget that Bowers chose Georgia as a better fit. He knew. We don't we as fans...?

And the bigger point I was making was about how Harbaugh does things. Running the ball and playing defense can beat a multiple offense. At the apex of his career... Bowers' team didn't even compete in the playoffs... and Harbaugh's team won it all.

[Boltnut]

If you want to beat the Chiefs, you will have to run the ball well and create turnovers on defense.
Harbaugh/Hortiz/Roman/Minter is the perfect combination to compete/defeat the Chiefs.
Why not at least try to understand the concepts of each coach. TE is definitely not the be all/solve all approach that some are trying to portray. Is Bowers a very good player...? Yes, I've never denied this. Does it take a dominant TE to win in Harbaugh's system/philosophy...? Not even close.

Bowers walked onto a team ready to win the National Championship. Its defense was actually more the key to its championships than its offense. Harbaugh was still building. In the end, a much less talented team won the championship this last year. Michigan's defense was key to that championship (just as Georgia's defense the years before). Now that we have that DC... start building his defense. That will take multiple players at multiple positions on defense. It's time to stop obsessing over TE @#5 and start talking about defense.

You won't out-score the Chiefs. If your defense isn't built right, there is no way to stop MaHommes in the final minute(s). Over and over again, this has been proven. You will have to win the game on a 10-play (5-minute) march... with MaHommes watching from the sidelines. The only time we beat MaHommes... that's how it went down. We've never stopped MaHommes in the final minutes. Time to re-think things.

[CanadianBoltFan]

I do. He went to Georgia because Kirby Smart's offense used the TE in a better way.
He was schemed to get wide open. Georgia's offense was much more multiple in its philosophy and schemes.
But let's not forget that Bowers chose Georgia as a better fit. He knew. We don't we as fans...?

And the bigger point I was making was about how Harbaugh does things. Running the ball and playing defense can beat a multiple offense. At the apex of his career... Bowers' team didn't even compete in the playoffs... and Harbaugh's team won it all.

Thats a bit of a grasp.

Georgia's record stands on it own even if they dont win the natty every single year. So does Bowers. The guy you say who was schemed to get wide open as the reason for his success is better at breaking tackles than pretty much anyone.

[Ghost of Quacksaw]

If you want to beat the Chiefs, you will have to run the ball well and create turnovers on defense.
Harbaugh/Hortiz/Roman/Minter is the perfect combination to compete/defeat the Chiefs.
Why not at least try to understand the concepts of each coach. TE is definitely not the be all/solve all approach that some are trying to portray. Is Bowers a very good player...? Yes, I've never denied this. Does it take a dominant TE to win in Harbaugh's system/philosophy...? Not even close.

Bowers walked onto a team ready to win the National Championship. Its defense was actually more the key to its championships than its offense. Harbaugh was still building. In the end, a much less talented team won the championship this last year. Michigan's defense was key to that championship (just as Georgia's defense the years before). Now that we have that DC... start building his defense. That will take multiple players at multiple positions on defense. It's time to stop obsessing over TE @#5 and start talking about defense.

You won't out-score the Chiefs. If your defense isn't built right, there is no way to stop MaHommes in the final minute(s). Over and over again, this has been proven. You will have to win the game on a 10-play (5-minute) march... with MaHommes watching from the sidelines. The only time we beat MaHommes... that's how it went down. We've never stopped MaHommes in the final minutes. Time to re-think things.

Thank you for this thoughtful and detailed synthesis.

You have to stop this shit. You're making the rest of us look bad. <snork!>