2024 NFCN Oppo Draft Picks Discussion Thread

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I thought it might be a good idea to have clearinghouse to discuss our main oppos' drafts.

CHI got their guy, or so they hope, and a hot weapon, but only have two more picks; 3,4.

Detroit only has five picks left after trading up for Arnold: 2,5,6,6,7.

Minny also only has five picks but no picks today: 4,6,6,7,7.

Let's hear your thoughts on their draft picks.

OK, don't know from shinola about the draft or NFL prosective talent.
But I did learn to read others as part of a (pride goes before the fall) successful career.

I'm down here in the flatland and have been listening to local sports radio including live, on-the air interviews. IMHO the effin' Bears have drafted a couple of true winners.

Folks, we are going to have our hands full for the foreseeable future.

Also, BTW - (again, I don't know shit about this stuff) Michael Penix Jr. is the real deal.

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OK, don't know from shinola about the draft or NFL prosective talent.
But I did learn to read others as part of a (pride goes before the fall) successful career.

I'm down here in the flatland and have been listening to local sports radio including live, on-the air interviews. IMHO the effin' Bears have drafted a couple of true winners.

Folks, we are going to have our hands full for the foreseeable future.

Also, BTW - (again, I don't know shit about this stuff) Michael Penix Jr. is the real deal.

Commenting on this is the reason I clicked on the thread. I think when its done being written Atlanta made the best pick of this draft (best because it was the hardest choice). Penix probably has the best arm talent in the draft. I haven't read anything to make me think he isn't smart enough. Now he gets to pull a Love and sit for a couple years behind Cousins and learn. Tell me this. If cousins has 4 years of solid play left when was atlanta going to be in position to draft a top QB again? Now they can move cousins in 2 years and probably recoup the pick they spent on Penix.