Mid season update on the Rookie class

[D-train]

The only guy that has been decent is the only pick I didn't like, Barner. This is not good.

https://sports.mynorthwest.com/1789315/ ... are-doing/

[Sibelius Hindemith]

His 48.0 offensive grade ranks eighth among nine rookie guards with at least 100 offensive snaps.

Just awful. And Snider thought he was the best OG in the draft class.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Pritchett has allowed eight receptions for 105 yards and one TD on 13 targets, per PFF. His 30.4 defensive grade ranks last among 22 rookie corners with at least 100 defensive snaps played.

James, a sixth-round pick out of Auburn, was released on Aug. 27 as the Seahawks cut their roster down to 53 players. He was signed to the Patriots’ practice squad in September and has not appeared in a game this season.

Jerrell’s 40.3 overall grade ranks last among 10 qualified rookie tackles. He’s committed six penalties and allowed 12 pressures and three sacks.

Williams has totaled 96 yards on 13 punt returns and 228 yards on eight kick returns, but has also fumbled on two punt returns. Seattle’s 7.4 yards per punt return are tied for 27th in the NFL

Good God. While i was reading all that this scene kept playing in the back of my mind...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iKS0GVvoE ... IgZ3JhZGVz

[Donn Beach]

His 48.0 offensive grade ranks eighth among nine rookie guards with at least 100 offensive snaps.

Just awful. And Snider thought he was the best OG in the draft class.

It was applauded, the pick, it wasn't seen as a reach. Wondering what the problem is. This is what cable would complain about. The difficulty in projecting college linemen to the NFL, he didn't like how they were used in college, the spread offenses and whatever

[Donn Beach]

From before the draft

Is UConn’s Christian Haynes the best pure offensive guard prospect in the 2024 NFL Draft?

After a dominant Senior Bowl performance, many are starting to view him in that light, along with the college tape to validate that standing as well.

Here's PFF scouting report
Rmhttps://www.pff.com/news/draft-2024-nfl-draft-s ... ian-haynes

[D-train]

His 48.0 offensive grade ranks eighth among nine rookie guards with at least 100 offensive snaps.

Just awful. And Snider thought he was the best OG in the draft class.

It was applauded, the pick, it wasn't seen as a reach. Wondering what the problem is. This is what cable would complain about. The difficulty in projecting college linemen to the NFL, he didn't like how they were used in college, the spread offenses and whatever

I would avoid guys from non Power conferences for starters.

[D-train]

Pritchett has allowed eight receptions for 105 yards and one TD on 13 targets, per PFF. His 30.4 defensive grade ranks last among 22 rookie corners with at least 100 defensive snaps played.

James, a sixth-round pick out of Auburn, was released on Aug. 27 as the Seahawks cut their roster down to 53 players. He was signed to the Patriots’ practice squad in September and has not appeared in a game this season.

Jerrell’s 40.3 overall grade ranks last among 10 qualified rookie tackles. He’s committed six penalties and allowed 12 pressures and three sacks.

Williams has totaled 96 yards on 13 punt returns and 228 yards on eight kick returns, but has also fumbled on two punt returns. Seattle’s 7.4 yards per punt return are tied for 27th in the NFL

Good God. While i was reading all that this scene kept playing in the back of my mind...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iKS0GVvoE ... IgZ3JhZGVz

LOL.

[Pharmabro]

I think Murphy will develop into a really good DL. He already has the best pass rush #'s from rookies on the interior. It sucks having Uchena out, because that would force the offense to scheme for Uchena on one side Nafe on the other and then Reed, Murphy, and Leanard Williams who can push the center back.