D4H's 2017 NFL Draft Review (Best Picks, Best Drafts, and Predictions)

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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Corey Davis and Myles Garrett dealt with hamstring injuries early this year that put them behind. They'll still be the best WR and best DE in the NFL soon.

Evan Engram was awesome but had bad QB play with Eli Manning. Once the Giants draft a good QB this year he'll become the best TE in the NFL in a few years.

Marcus Maye and Jamal Adams had outstanding rookie years. They'll form the best safety duo in the NFL over the next 5 years like Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor were from 2012-2016.
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Eli isn’t the problem at all. The rest of the offense sucks. Unless Gronk dies or something, Engram is never coming anywhere close to him.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Corey Davis and Myles Garrett dealt with hamstring injuries early this year that put them behind. They'll still be the best WR and best DE in the NFL soon.

Evan Engram was awesome but had bad QB play with Eli Manning. Once the Giants draft a good QB this year he'll become the best TE in the NFL in a few years.

Marcus Maye and Jamal Adams had outstanding rookie years. They'll form the best safety duo in the NFL over the next 5 years like Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor were from 2012-2016.
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Meh! “Injury prone”. Busts! :lol:
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Yup. At the time. Now they're wrong.

Guess what? I don't hang my hat on getting every game right. If I did, I'd be in Vegas right now.

Come at me if Georgia doesn't win it all. I've been calling that since October 1st. Or if Josh Dobbs or Cam Sutton don't become stars in the NFL. I've been saying that since 2015.

These game picks are just a way to keep myself interested in these games.
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Oh I'm coming at you son.
 
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BIG BOI 23 said:
Pro Bowl quarterback means top 5 or 6 in the league

Brad Kaaya will never be that not in a million yrs

Seems may not even be able to stick around very long as a backup
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I think he's made of the right stuff to be a successful QB in the NFL.

And you only need to be top 6 QB in the NFL one season to be a pro-bowler.

I didn't say he would be a pro-bowler every year.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Gronk will be 29 years old next season and he's injury prone.

By the time he's in his 30s, Evan Engram will surpass him.
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If Gronk falls off from the top spot Travis Kelce is the next best tight end


And that’s not an opinion that’s a fact he’s been consistently great the last 3 years

Also as far as new guys Hunter Henry and OJ Howard both have potential to be as good or better then Engram

Esp OJ he has everything you look for speed, size, blocking
 
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I'm looking forward to D4H's 2018 draft review. I wonder how many hall of famer players will be in this year's class
 
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Vol8188 said:
I'm looking forward to D4H's 2018 draft review. I wonder how many hall of famer players will be in this year's class
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Lol if there’s 6 or 7 or what ever it was again the math will be so absurd even he’ll be scratching his head wondering how the hell he got to this point

I have no clue how many there are in a draft class on average but I doubt it’s more then 2 or 3

I’m sure there’s some years where it’s 0

So many great players don’t even make it in
 
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BIG BOI 23 said:
Lol if there’s 6 or 7 or what ever it was again the math will be so absurd even he’ll be scratching his head wondering how the hell he got to this point

I have no clue how many there are in a draft class on average but I doubt it’s more then 2 or 3

I’m sure there’s some years where it’s 0

So many great players don’t even make it in
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Pittsburgh drafted two or three hall of famers last season?
 
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Vol8188 said:
I'm looking forward to D4H's 2018 draft review. I wonder how many hall of famer players will be in this year's class
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He listed 7 RB's just from this last class as "Pro Bowl Talent". Interestingly that list excluded Dalvin Cook, (who was killing it prior to injury) the #2 rushing rookie (#8 overall) Fournette and the league's #1 rushing rookie and overall rushing leader Hunt. More interestingly none of those his list finished higher than 25th in rushing. (Kamara)

Now Kamara played overall better than just his raw rushing numbers but obviously you have to wonder when the rest of the list starts at #30 and 3.5ypc. (Joe Mixon)
 
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hndog609 said:
He listed 7 RB's just from this last class as "Pro Bowl Talent". Interestingly that list excluded Dalvin Cook, (who was killing it prior to injury) the #2 rushing rookie (#8 overall) Fournette and the league's #1 rushing rookie and overall rushing leader Hunt. More interestingly none of those his list finished higher than 25th in rushing. (Kamara)

Now Kamara played overall better than just his raw rushing numbers but obviously you have to wonder when the rest of the list starts at #30 and 3.5ypc. (Joe Mixon)
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You just don't get it!
 
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BIG BOI 23 said:
If Gronk falls off from the top spot Travis Kelce is the next best tight end


And that’s not an opinion that’s a fact he’s been consistently great the last 3 years

Also as far as new guys Hunter Henry and OJ Howard both have potential to be as good or better then Engram

Esp OJ he has everything you look for speed, size, blocking
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This. Henry is a stud, IMO, and better than Engram. Engram could be a healthier Jordan Reed, but he’ll always be more of a big WR than a well-rounded TE.
 
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Isn't it interesting that in the last 2 drafts I absolutely hit on my top RB picks. In 2016 I said Ezekiel Elliott would immediately become the best RB in the NFL and just like that he led the NFL in rushing in year 1. Then in 2017, I was the only person anywhere that said Alvin Kamara was the best RB in the draft and boom he wins Rookie of the Year.

Running back is typically the easiest position to transition into from college to the NFL. You guys better be scared because if my RB picks are any guide, the rest of my picks are about to look really good really soon. Many of the best QBs and WRs in NFL history weren't exactly world-beaters in year 1. Those are positions that take a few years of experience before their true talent can show.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Isn't it interesting that in the last 2 drafts I absolutely hit on my top RB picks. In 2016 I said Ezekiel Elliott would immediately become the best RB in the NFL and just like that he led the NFL in rushing in year 1. Then in 2017, I was the only person anywhere that said Alvin Kamara was the best RB in the draft and boom he wins Rookie of the Year.

Running back is typically the easiest position to transition into from college to the NFL. You guys better be scared because if my RB picks are any guide, the rest of my picks are about to look really good really soon. Many of the best QBs and WRs in NFL history weren't exactly world-beaters in year 1. Those are positions that take a few years of experience before their true talent can show.
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How trite...trying to polish some feces by pounding the outliers and forgetting the majority. Of the 10 RB's you've specifically set aside for praise one is on his 3rd team's practice squad and another has been waived 4 times and is clinging to a reserve contract...for the Browns. The BEST of the rest (not Elliott or Kamara, though Kamara only made #25 in rushing) managed to land #30 in rushing with a 3.5ypc average. In fact the cumulative ypc average for that group 3.3ypc.

As "look at me" posts go you'd have been much better served keeping your trap shut.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Isn't it interesting that in the last 2 drafts I absolutely hit on my top RB picks. In 2016 I said Ezekiel Elliott would immediately become the best RB in the NFL and just like that he led the NFL in rushing in year 1. Then in 2017, I was the only person anywhere that said Alvin Kamara was the best RB in the draft and boom he wins Rookie of the Year.

Running back is typically the easiest position to transition into from college to the NFL. You guys better be scared because if my RB picks are any guide, the rest of my picks are about to look really good really soon. Many of the best QBs and WRs in NFL history weren't exactly world-beaters in year 1. Those are positions that take a few years of experience before their true talent can show.
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I wasn't, and then you dropped the bomb that you thought the #4 pick in the draft was a good player, and now I'm terrified.
 
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Literally everybody was saying Zeke would be the best RB that year. Most everybody here was saying Kamara is going to be great. You're delusional.

Isn't it interesting that you said James Conner will be HOF and he had 144 yards from schrimmage his rookie year?
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Isn't it interesting that in the last 2 drafts I absolutely hit on my top RB picks. In 2016 I said Ezekiel Elliott would immediately become the best RB in the NFL and just like that he led the NFL in rushing in year 1. Then in 2017, I was the only person anywhere that said Alvin Kamara was the best RB in the draft and boom he wins Rookie of the Year.

Running back is typically the easiest position to transition into from college to the NFL. You guys better be scared because if my RB picks are any guide, the rest of my picks are about to look really good really soon. Many of the best QBs and WRs in NFL history weren't exactly world-beaters in year 1. Those are positions that take a few years of experience before their true talent can show.
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How’s Kevin Taylor doing?
 
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hndog609 said:
How trite...trying to polish some feces by pounding the outliers and forgetting the majority. Of the 10 RB's you've specifically set aside for praise one is on his 3rd team's practice squad and another has been waived 4 times and is clinging to a reserve contract...for the Browns. The BEST of the rest (not Elliott or Kamara, though Kamara only made #25 in rushing) managed to land #30 in rushing with a 3.5ypc average. In fact the cumulative ypc average for that group 3.3ypc.

As "look at me" posts go you'd have been much better served keeping your trap shut.
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Alvin Kamara averaged 6.1 YPC to lead the entire NFL. The only reason he didn't lead the NFL in rushing is because he had a teammate who also ran for 1000+ yards.

You can nitpick all you want. My #1 RB in 2016 led the NFL in rushing and my #1 RB in 2017 was Rookie of the Year.

My other picks are coming. Just wait till Dobbs becomes what I've said.

That will be my true mark of genius. Josh Dobbs.
 
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