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    Marvin Harrison Jr.

    Overview
    Harrison comes from impressive NFL bloodlines and possesses similarities that made his father, Pro Football Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison, special. Harrison can run but isn’t a burner. What makes him tough to handle is his consistent play speed paired with quality salesmanship in his routes. He’s able to uncover no matter where he’s aligned or which part of the field his assignment takes him to, and he is capable of finishing catches in a crowd. Harrison can be sudden while working possession routes, and he’s well qualified to beat any opponent with his ball skills if the battle heads deep. Harrison is a touchdown champ with a variety of ways to excel, and that characteristic figures to follow him into the pros. He has the traits and tools to win in all three phases of the route and on all three levels of the field. He’s a pedigree prospect and a Day 1 starter with high-end production expected.

    Strengths

    Exceptional production as a high-volume, high-impact target.
    Runs routes with threatening pace and is sudden out of breaks.
    Good rhythm and body control snapping off comeback routes.
    Uses speed changes to create indecisiveness in cornerbacks.
    Elite scramble talent to uncover wide open when play breaks down.
    Plays with pro feet working his boundary catches.
    Highly focused deep-ball tracker with above-average ball skills.
    Can make late body adjustments with sudden hands to bring in the catch.
    Elegant leap and spin to snatch throws over defender’s heads.

    Weaknesses
    Room for improvement with release against press.
    Allowed grabby coverage too much leeway in disrupting his routes.
    Needs better route efficiency without as much stutter-stepping.
    Might not have enough blow-by speed to consistently outrun NFL corners.
    Had uncharacteristic drops in 2023.
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  2. #2
    come on giants, take JJ

  3. #3
    no need for a QB in new york, we'll just draft another guy for no one to throw to

  4. #4
    This is the perfect NY pick…flashy guy who is never going to win shit.
    It's such a GOOD feeling...13 TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS!!

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    Michael Penix

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    Penix will be a 24-year-old rookie with a history of season-ending injuries at Indiana and impressive production while at Washington. The Huskies’ offensive design helped declutter coverages for Penix, allowing him to throw a higher number of intermediate and deep passes. He plays with smart pocket mobility and a willingness to get rid of the football, which makes it difficult to sack him. His delivery is bundled and his release point is very low, but his monster game against Texas showed flashes of impeccable touch. Penix has plenty of arm but needs to work with more consistent timing between the numbers to eliminate unnecessary contested throws. He’s a pocket passer who was ineffective in 2023 when defenses were able to crank up the heat and make him move his feet. Playing in a shotgun-based spread attack might give him his best chance to succeed, but he needs to prove he can thrive outside of the Washington offense and stay free from injury.

    Strengths
    Possesses enormous hands to control the football.
    Sees pressure creeping up pre-snap and gets himself protected.
    Makes sudden transition from his drop to his release.
    Slides from pressure and resets to find his platform.
    Wrist flick sends it 50-plus yards without much effort.
    Has ability to make drive throws with added velocity when needed.
    Fearless attacking far-sideline buckets between corner and safety.
    Sacked just 31 times over 1,759 career dropbacks, per PFF.

    IWeaknesses
    Suffered multiple season-ending injuries during his time at Indiana, including tearing his right ACL twice.
    Posted 20 TDs and 9 INTs over his final 11 games of the 2023 season.
    Forces receivers to break stride on a variety of throws.
    Throws with wide-open front side when feet fail to follow his eyes.
    Heavily reliant upon receiving talent winning jump balls.
    Production/consistency plummet when forced to throw outside the pocket.
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    Rome Odunze

    Overview
    A team captain with good size and elite ball skills, Odunze consistently dominated his competition. While most receivers look to open separation windows with speed or route running, Odunze seems to relish jump balls and contested catches. He shines in all aspects of ball skills, including positioning, body control, hand strength, timing and mid-air adjustments. He has a tendency to cruise through routes rather than working with attention to detail and pacing. He was a decorated high school sprinter, so speed should not be an issue in the pros. He’s a high-volume target on the next level that play-callers can utilize to mismatch finesse cornerbacks. Elite ball skills are often the secret sauce for top NFL receivers, so it should not surprise if Odunze is a Day 1 starter who becomes a top-flight WR1.

    Strengths
    Carries the frame and play strength of an NFL WR1.
    Lacks rare speed but should be considered a playmaker.
    Good separation talent.
    Early eyes on the football to find positioning as quickly as possible.
    All-star ball-winner with magnificent body control and acrobatic ball skills.
    Brilliant job of bodying defenders and controlling air traffic.
    Is going to be too strong and too skilled for some defenders.
    Catches with strong, reliable hands away from his frame.

    Weaknesses
    Rushes through early stages of his double moves.
    Upright and gradual into top of the route on comebacks.
    Attention to detail is missing from his routes.
    Too content taking 50/50 battles rather than operating at top speed.
    Room for greater effort as a run blocker.
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  7. #7
    come on, someone move up to fuck the queens

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    penix JR goes #8 to the falcons????????

    theres the first massive surprise

    could the jets take JJ?

  9. #9
    Ok, now it got interesting.

    But somebody's gotta move up to take JJ...Cmon, Damn it, somebody move up.

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    Defense doesn’t exist anymore.
    It's such a GOOD feeling...13 TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS!!

  11. #11
    bears got some offensive weapons

    can they coach offense?

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    university of washington with 2 top 10 picks

    has that ever happened before?

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    Quote Originally Posted by red View Post
    penix JR goes #8 to the falcons????????

    theres the first massive surprise

    could the jets take JJ?
    Vikings have traded up to 10..They will take JJ.
    Ring the bells that still can ring
    Forget your perfect offering
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