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What is yalls favorite pick to have? I feel like being the first pick is a gift and a curse.

Travis Hunter will play both sides at the nfl

CMC with the Madden curse and Number 1 spot!! Ultimate fade??

Buffalo gone to 4 strait superbowls

hell yeah, im about watch this whole thing

Gibbs & Laporta to put with St Brown however dont sleep on Jamo this year as he finally gets to play week-1, + been great in OTA's. Nico before Diggs, especially considering Nico/Stroud chemistry... I'm sure they're best buds come week-3, Nov.

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Oh yeahhhhh, I’d like to have a discussion about my Texans especially the battles they dealt with last season with injuries! The AFC South will be fun.

subbed! love the draftkings best ball drafts. no on streams or talks about full ppr its all Underdog....

If Fields starts, then he'll be great. It would be better if he had a deeper receiving corps. Aiyuk was rumored to be going there & while he'd be a great regular season addition, the Steelers aren't true contenders, & Aiyuk's best use is where Pickens succeeds best, mid-range in-breaking routes. What's _great_ about him is his hands & ability to make contested catches. He's amazing at moving off defenders without looking like he's touching them. Both Fields & Russ are more Really Accurate than Purdy, so I imagine this to be an amazing receiver to QB match no matter who starts. _If_ it happens. They have Zero Depth, even at LB. The games Watt missed in '22 showed they become mid without him. So even if the Steelers make the playoffs this year, what next? They'll have worse draft picks, Heyward & others are aging out, he & Pickens have already gotten upset at the franchise... I can't see them building up. What do they have to trade now for Aiyuk or any other receiver without depleting their roster depth elsewhere? Only future picks that they need. I half-feel as if they should blow it all up mid-season _unless_ they're 7-3 or better.

Seattle may exceed expectations. the Packers are a mystery. Someone pointed out that Shane Waldron's rep was made when he wasn't The #1 Play-caller, Dave Canales was. Last year the entire offense under-performed. & while most people said "the o-line was injured" so was that of the Texans. That doesn't explain why the receivers weren't in synch with Geno. They & the Jags are two teams where this sudden decline in something So Basic, especially with receivers who did better last year coincides with new OCs. We haven't seen Love under pressure yet. So while all _other_ indications are on the upswing & I _do expect_ that most games he will continue to get better, this nags at the back of my mind. There are many otherwise QBs who do well except when pressured. I think the Chargers will have 1 or 2 surprise wins but overall, they have one rookie WR expected to do what? Play-calling can ruin a team. But there's only so much coaching can do with no roster. Who exactly are supposed to lose to the Chargers & how? Their D is better than they could ever have been under Staley sure & I can link a video proving that Kellen Moore's play-calling was terrible. There's just no receiving corps to work with. So even with better coaching like what the Panthers supposedly had at the end of last season, so what? Speaking of the Panthers, same question: who are they supposed to be able to beat? I can't think of a team that didn't upgrade as much as they did that weren't already way better than they were. I hope their coaches are All Patient because they may come last again. The Pats beat the Bills with a weaker roster last season. The Panthers won 2 games almost only be being less bad than those teams on those days. They're better than _they were_ last season. That ain't who they're gonna play _this_ season. As for the Lions, I suspect there's another reason they're not as strong as people think: their coaching staff Imposes Control. To a fault. This is why JAMO hasn't broken out yet, the OC Johnson is forever tweaking slightly new ways to make the mid-range passes to Amon-Ra & rushing. I don't even know who the DC is or what they do, I just notice that they stick to what doesn't work so well as if that's more important than winning.

As a Titans fan, im so excited for them to prove eeeeverybody wrong! Titan Up ⚔️ ⚔️

I have a strange feeling that AI came up with this schedule. There are what, 4 teams this year with 3 games in 10 days? How did the NFLPA sign off on this? why are the players accepting it? It's nuts. none of those teams are gonna win those games (assuming they're not playing them against one of the others) & 4 games in 18 days isn't much better. What player thinks they can play 3 in 10 & be in shape? There Will Be Injuries.. I can't figure this out. They want more months of football. Stretch the season out? Naah. Let's injure players & make things *less* interesting instead. Isn't that what everyone loved about the Jets last season?

They must not know about Mike McDonald who turns players careers around we got the best defensive player in the draft got a top 10 CB duo a top 5 WR CORE with a Qb who is very accurate with a great running back watch out

Having the Packers at 9 is wild. Didn't they beat down Det in Det and KC without their best offensive weapons in Jones and Watson in the second half of the season? To me that plus their improvements makes them the best in the NFL without a doubt. Love qas the best QB in the NFL per PFF and QBR in the second half of last season. He's only going to get better. The reason for the massive improvement qas for multiple reasons: 1.) Matt LaFleur took the training wheels off and fully opened up the playbook and gave Love the option to call audibles any time. 2.) Aaron Jones and Watson the best offensive weapons got healthy late in the season. 3.) They had basically all rookie offensive weapons in the first half (RB, receiver, and TE) and it showed in the first half. After the bye week they stopped the high drop rate (3rd in NFL first half) and got on the same page as Love. They dominated KC and the Lions in the second half of the season and the refs needed to gift SF with 2 long TD's and take one TD off the board for GB and GB needed a missed FG in the fourth to lose by 3 points to SF in the playoffs. I think they were easily the best team in the NFL already last year. Upgrades: 1.) Joe Barry qas one of the worst DC's in the NFL last year (soft zone, prevent defense, no disguising the defense). In spite of this they were top 10 in ppg allowed due to elite pure talent. They added Jeff Haffley that calls more man press coverage than any DC in the league, has many exotic blitz packages and disguises his defense. He loves to attack and dictate what the offense does. GB qas 4th in the NFL in man to man press coverage per PFF last year and this scheme change to play more man press coverage and go from the 3-4 to 4-3 and a more aggressive system is exactly what they've needed for decades. 2.)SAFETY: Darnell Savage has been one of the worst S's over the last 3 seasons. He relinquished 2 long TD's vs SF and dropped a pick six (basically cost them the SB). Packers acquired the best FS in the NFL in McKinney and he's only 24 years old 3.) They had 1 major weakness on the OL in RG but their first rounder in Morgan is going to lock up and improve that spot. Their C qas average and the C Monk they got in the draft could upgrade that spot. The other safety spot qas held doqn by a mediocre backup player. Javon Bullard out of Georgia is the best S in the draft and is going to be the day one starter at this position and a monster upgrade over the trash they had there last season. 4.) RB: Jones qas hurt for 70% of the season last year. He did finish they year as one of the best RB's in the NFL but his age, 19 million bucks, injury concerns and inability to get short down yardage is the reason they acquired Jacobs a younger RB in his prime that can get that short down yardage and is hungry to be utilized in the passing game as the Faiders barely used him in that area. In 22 he qas the best RB in the NFL and also played through tough injuries last year on a trash offense so his numbers declined but I believe a better team and fresh legs should bring him back to being the best back in the NFL. Marshawn Lloyd is the best running back in the draft. He has absolutely insane acceleration/burst and elusiveness (#1 elusiveness rating per PFF). He led the NCAA in yards after contact meaning he has power to break tackles as well. Also at 5'8" 220 lbs he's a tiny bowling ball that the defense will have trouble seeing over the monster Oline. He's like a combination of MJD and Barry Sanders. 5.) CB: Technically they didn't do much to upgrade this group outside of the diamond in the rough in Kalen King. Kalen qas a consensus first round pick last year as he dominated at PSU in 22. However his last year qas very bad and had a mediocre combine so all the teams pretty much gave up on him. Packers love players that show one great season and then suck in their final season as teams tend to give up on these players and they fall into the Packers laps and it almost always works out for GB. So this is a potential first round talent in the 7th round. The other upgrades include just getting healthy. Jaire Alexander had many issues last year including a suspension, injuries, playing hurt and just not looking like an all pro first team that he's been the last 2 or 3 seasons. He qas great to end the season but for most of the season he qas either out or sucked due to playing hurt. Stokes another former first round pick like JA, qas basically injured all last year except 1 game or 2. He had a decent overall pff score in his rookie season but what caught my eye in his rookie season qas he had a 84 PFF grade in man coverage and GB is going to be in more man coverage than any team in the NFL next year. The other upgrades are the rookies in Valentine and Ballentine (7th rounder and UFDA) continuing to improve. Valentine qas 5th in the NFL in open percentage (the amount of time/yards receivers got open on him all season long). Ballentine locked up Justin Jefferson for a good portion of the vikes game as a UFDA rookie, and Nixon in his first full year as the starting slot/Nickle CB he had his ups and downs but ended the year on a high note and locked up CD Lamb and Debo Samuel in the slot in the playoffs. 6.) LB: They cut one of the worst LB's in Devondre Campbell. They're going to the 4-3 so they'll add one more standing up LB into the mix. Cooper is the best LB in the draft and he shoots out of a cannon and is in attack mode all the time. McDouffie should've been the starter last year over Campbell and qill finally get the chance to start this year in the Haffley system that he played in college. 7.) SPT's: They already have the best KR man in the NFL in Nixon (all pro last 2 seasons). Their kicking qas garbage last year. They brought in a neq long snapper, improved the blocking and a new holder and added in 2 kickers to compete with Carlson the second year kicker. So far in Camp Carlson has responded well and looks like a great kicker so far. 8.) Receiver: This improves mainly due to experience and not necessarily additions. A.) Christian looks better than ever and they finally fixed his hamstring issues with the new strength and conditioning coordinators staff. Christian at full health puts this team on another level as it's like having a prime Randy Moss on roids. There's simply nobody in the NFL that can cover him. His weakness has been health. B.) Bo Melton had an 88 PFF score (damn near all pro level) in a small sample size of 6 games at the end of the year. He came off the Seattle Seahawks practice squad as a rookie last year and made the team due to an injury and he turned this opportunity to demonstrated he's a great receiver and is looking great in OTA's already. C.) Dontayvion HIcks: He didn't get many balls in the first half but in the second half he took over in the second half as he qas #1 in the NFL in open percentage, #3 in yards after contact, #9 in yards after catch and had 16 yards per catch last season. His route running and burst is elite. PFF listed him as the breakout player of the year next season. Reed and Doubs round out the best receiver group in the NFL. So as you can see the Packers upgraded dramatically through the draft, free agency, injured players returning or young guns that didn't get too much playing time last year, but dominated at the end of the season and will be getting more opportunities this year for the entire season.

This list is wild lol. Bears over the Jets? Packers at 9th? That superbowl must still be living rent free because this is the lowest I've seen anyone rank them. I don't understand the Texans glaze either. They got snuffed out in the playoffs in embarrassing fashion.

Solid list, just think the rams are way too high.

Braelon turns 21 in January, you are a year too late on your age for him. Also no teams had a week 8 bye last year

Asshole sean payton better turn denver around in a couple of seasons

As a chiefs fan I'm glad it only took the chiefs 4 years of pioli as GM and Cassell 4 years at qb for the, chiefs to figure out the "new england way" sucked and only works if you have tom brady at qb! Coach billicheat and all the dying twigs from his diseased coaching tree can't win shit w/o Brady!

Agree Detroit has the best roster. Jamo was excellent down the stretch last year I think he explodes this year Jamo just hasn't played much in 1st 2 years. He looks ready as year 3 is money year, see Nico Collins for reference

Finally! Been waiting for these to start up! $$$$$$$$$

Dude how do you fugjre the Bengals have the worst roster in the division. If you think that the. You know nothing about the Bengals roster. The Steelers have to worst roster In the division easily. I’m unsubscribing for your channel because you guys don’t know what the hell you are talking about. Good bye.

Bengals should be top 5 easily. 8 is far too low.

Tip Reiman the TE out of Illinois that the Cardinals took I was hoping he would fall to the Bengals in round 5 or 6. Arizona took him all the way in the 3rd lol. Anyway the dude is fuckin huge he could almost be an offensive tackle.

Leki Fotu the nose tackle was a departure from the Arizona Cardinals too. His name wasn’t o. Your departure list.

Bengals fan here. The Cardinals screwed up by taking Marvin Harrison over Malik Nabers. Nabers is WAY more explosive, faster, and led the FBS in yards after catch AND yards after contract. And it was t even close. Harrison was t even in the same ball park as neighbors on those advanced metrics. Nabers was also 2nd in FBS in yards. In the regular college season meaning 12 games Nabers had the most yards in FBS. He had about 340 more yards than Harrison did last year and the same amount of TDs. That pretty phenomenal considering another 1st round draft pick was playing opposite Nabers. I’m a monster LSU fan guys and Nabers is Jamar Chase 2.0. They are identical in size 6’ 200 lbs. Nabers is a better route runner than Chase was coming out but Chase was stronger and a touch more explosive. They both ran the same 40 basically. When WRs, RB’s, linemen basically everyone but QBs if they don’t test that makes me very nevervous. Especially WR, O line, D line. I will pass on people altogether if they don’t test. Like JC Latham. I think he is good but he didn’t test. And it wasn’t because of any injury. There are 3 reasons why guys don’t test. 1. They are hurt 2. They know they will do badly and it will hurt their draft stock 3. If you are going to be the first pick and the team has told you they are taking you first and they tell you not to test. Like 2020 Joe Burrow. He got measured but didn’t test. It’s not a big deal if a QB doesn’t test but in his case he was informed by the Bengals that he was going 1st off the board.

HOU vs DAL will be a banger!

Hi Guys. This is the first vid of yours I ever saw so pardon my rambling. If you're going to introduce coaching or play-calling as a reason to rate the Chargers this high, someone, likely someone annoyingly analytical is gonna ask why you don't do this consistently. I started watching the NFL in '22 & could see that what the Bears were doing on offense, "hand the ball off X3 then toss a slant, repeat" was way worse that Matt Canada's offense. If Joe Lombardi sucked as OC but things regressed even more with Kellen Moore then why not talk about what Moore did? See what I mean? But I'm not here to annoy for the sake of it or tell you My Way Izz Ryte. This is more of a long, rambling set up to recommend things exactly like this that you can do to grow your channel. Look |_into_ the coaching a little more. Not on these power rankings though. Just as something You Offer that no one else does. I'm not saying it'll be easy. No one knows wtf Tomlin does behind the scenes but he must have The Highest Variance of player love & hate. It's probably not a good sign that it seems time-based, the longer players stay on the team, the worse the hate gets. & Pickens has already displayed displeasure. We can't be sure that was all QB-related. If he's mentally out already, they are Going Nowhere. But Sean McVay Just Hired an assistant because he's self-aware enough to realize that yes, in the clutch he often can't think & call plays clearly. Here's the thing: that's the majority of coaches & play-callers. Reid is the only one that I _know_ keeps his cool in this. But Sean McDermott? Mike McCarthy? It might be best to shoot them with tranquilizer darts as soon as things get tense because their minds turn to absolute mush at any hint of pressure. We The Fans (& analysts) do a disservice thinking that HCs become imbued with everything it takes to be an HC upon assuming the title. It's a lot like how we seem to always revert to assuming 'politicians' are Government Himself or an extension thereof no matter how much corruption we see. Authority _figures_ are idolized way too much & so we fail to see their faults. But wouldn't you _want to see_ Josh Allen's efforts not get wasted by McDermott calling The Worst Defensive Plays at The Worst Times in close games just once? So, in one way you can't do this with everybody. But _sometimes_ you can & studying it (doesn't take as long as it seems) gives you a leg up on your competition sometimes. For instance if we go back & watch Fields' college tape, he has none of the problems he supposedly has now. How much therefore was caused by the bad play-calling? Because Caleb has the same skill set. The *exact same* skill set. So if play-calling remains the same, what happens? Anyhow I liked this one so I'll check out the rest of your vids. ; )

1:15:22 buffalo went to 4 straight super bowls, just lost them all, and the patriots and dolphins have also been to 3 straight super bowls

NFC WEST QB RANKINGS: 1.) Stafford 2.) Purdy 3.) Murray 4.) Geno Murray is not better than Stafford or Purdy. Definitely not top 2 in that division.

Totally agree with 15-8 being a toss up. Loved the video!

As a packers fan I am an expert on the bears. They’re gonna screw this up somehow. Don’t know how! But they will.

The patriots have had a great defense the last 3 seasons with just bad offensive play. Where as the panthers have had an overall horrible roster

Hahaha no need to be sorry! I actually really like this placement and I agree with the Jacob’s argument. I do hope Loves momentum can start week 1 and not week 12

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Who's the biggest sleeper playoff team this year? Jets? Bears?

AOC gonna prove all you haters wrong!!!!

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The Dolphins (sadly) need to trade down for picks. Too many needs to ignore.

As a bucs fan I agree

Denver wont need to trade up for Bo Nix. Terrible trade for Detroit SMH