Titans WIN race for the 1st overall pick

[oldschool]

2 minutes ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

How many more wins do a Tommy DeVito led Giants have or a Jags team without Trevor Lawrence have?

 

The Giants still play the Cowboys (Rush lol), Saints, Falcons (terrible d), Colts and Jets

 

The Jags have the Titans x2, Raiders, Jets, Colts, and Falcons

 

I'll bet you right now each wins 1-2 more games.

 

[TheBukafax]

I’m down to:

 

1. Hunter

2. Tet

3. Ward/Shedeur

 

Id prefer getting pick 1, trading down to 3-5 and getting Hunter or Tet I think.

[Callidus]

42 minutes ago, TheBukafax said:

I’m down to:

 

1. Hunter

2. Tet

3. Ward/Shedeur

 

Id prefer getting pick 1, trading down to 3-5 and getting Hunter or Tet I think.

Tet? McMillan?

[rns90]

I think we will win one of the Jags games.  They might win both given that the Jags are probably starting Jones for the rest of the season.

 

Raiders, Giants are probably our biggest competition for the top pick along with the Jags obviously.

[Fry]

2 hours ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

How many more wins do a Tommy DeVito led Giants have or a Jags team without Trevor Lawrence have?

The Jags might not win another game this year without Lawrence. He has his problems, but Mac Jones is the worst rostered QB in the league. 
 

I think we sweep them if Jones is still playing. 

Edited November 18, 2024 by Fry

[titansfan]

4 hours ago, BTiger3733 said:

There are usually one or two guys that rise into blue-chip status late in the year and during draft season that strengthen the top 7. Nabers, Witherspoon, Travon Walker, and even Sauce come to mind in the last few drafts. It will happen this year too.

 

True for Sauce, Witherspoon, and Travon. They all saw pretty big rises after incredible final college seasons. Walker's is the most fascinating. He didn't have crazy stats but if you watched a few Georgia games he was the athlete who always jumped off the screen. Many had him as a 1st rounder by the end of the college season purely as a "traits" guy. Him going #1 was one of the most fascinating developments 

[Supercollider]

On 11/14/2024 at 3:32 PM, bondra316v2 said:

Who?  Darnold, Fields, Wilson?  The carcass of Daniel Jones?  Dobbs?  Ha.  If the Titans have the opportunity to draft a QBOF that they think is a top 10 talent they have to take him while they have the chance.  I don't care if it is Deion's kid if he can bring us playoffs and a real shot at the SB.  None of the 2025 FA QB's are long term answers and will do nothing but put us back in QB purgatory.

I believe we will have the #1 pick in April. I am fine picking a qb in that scenario. Let's see who wins the Heisman. From December to February is when we see real College talent.

But if Callahan loses at losing, and we pick outside of 5th. Take a skill player on defense.

[stormi]

My pref as it currently stands:

a) Trading back from #1 to NYG or LVR and acquiring an extra first for 2026.

 

Taking Pearce or Johnson at 4-7 is just better value for me than taking either Ward or Hunter at #1.

 

b) Sticking and picking Shedeur Sanders

c) Abdul Carter

[Bongo59]

LSU OT in one and forget the rest.  

[ChemEngr79]

12 hours ago, stormi said:

My pref as it currently stands:

a) Trading back from #1 to NYG or LVR and acquiring an extra first for 2026.

 

Taking Pearce or Johnson at 4-7 is just better value for me than taking either Ward or Hunter at #1.

 

b) Sticking and picking Shedeur Sanders

c) Abdul Carter

 

a) is my current best case scenario coupled with Levis continuing to (slowly) improve...I would also consider an elite RT talent in 1 if it exists...

Edited November 19, 2024 by ChemEngr79

[Yoshimitsu]

I don’t believe anyone has mentioned it here, but after Shedeur Sanders posted, “Thank GOD” after the Raiders lost on Sunday, lol.  It’s pretty clear where the Sanders’ want to land.  May have another scenario where you draft a player to trade him to another team during the draft.  
 

I will say this, however.  I don’t like that players and their parents can dictate where they play.  I didn’t like it when Eli did it, and I don’t like it now.  I wish the NFL would implement some rule of ineligibility if a player opts not to sign with the team that drafted them to curtail this being more of an issue going forward.  Don’t sign with the team that selected you?  That’s fine, you’re now ineligible to play for a decade or until you sign the dotted line.  No rookies should be above the drafting process.  

[IowaOiler]

8 minutes ago, Yoshimitsu said:

I don’t believe anyone has mentioned it here, but after Shedeur Sanders posted, “Thank GOD” after the Raiders lost on Sunday, lol.  It’s pretty clear where the Sanders’ want to land.  May have another scenario where you draft a player to trade him to another team during the draft.  
 

I will say this, however.  I don’t like that players and their parents can dictate where they play.  I didn’t like it when Eli did it, and I don’t like it now.  I wish the NFL would implement some rule of ineligibility if a player opts not to sign with the team that drafted them to curtail this being more of an issue going forward.  Don’t sign with the team that selected you?  That’s fine, you’re now ineligible to play for a decade or until you sign the dotted line.  No rookies should be above the drafting process.  

 

Don't forget about Elway.

[BudsOilers]

I have no issue with a player using advantage of their leverage.  Of course Elway pulling it is one thing.  Eli or Sanders doing it is laughable.

[Callidus]

16 minutes ago, BudsOilers said:

I have no issue with a player using advantage of their leverage.  Of course Elway pulling it is one thing.  Eli or Sanders doing it is laughable.

Solid point. I wasnt alive for the elway draft but from everything I have heard he was an unquestionably bonafid nunber 1 pick, the actual definition of generational. 

 

Eli was a good prospect and shadur is an ok one. They are trying to(or did) pull the same shit off name recognition. 

[Mythos27]

8 minutes ago, Callidus said:

Solid point. I wasnt alive for the elway draft but from everything I have heard he was an unquestionably bonafid nunber 1 pick, the actual definition of generational. 

 

Eli was a good prospect and shadur is an ok one. They are trying to(or did) pull the same shit off name recognition. 

I hate it all regardless of who does it. You're not special rook. Now, I do acknowledge that the real world doesn't work that way but the crotchety old man in me hates the entitlement with a passion. Then again, I'm also the guy that hates the fact that QBs don't work out the combine so feel free to ignore me. 

Edited November 19, 2024 by Mythos27