I really don’t understand the Caleb Williams hype

Chiefs didnt draft a ref so i see struggles going foward, well have to see though 😂

Small point, but Penei Sewell has 2 years left on his rookie deal (5th year option). They just resigned him early.

We live in a world where the NFC North has 3 developing QBs, and 2 teams expected to re-enter the playoffs. And the Detroit team is the defending champ. Detroit Lions, no less.

There is only one notable compound fracture in the NFL: LT on Theismann

Dammit you made me think of the K.Ware injury 😭😕

Cap luck had a running game and excelled off the play action Caleb is a wayyy better prospect

Anyone who thinks this division is going to make huge leaps forward is INSANE.

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No one is breaking this down correctly. Here is what we know: The Falcons have a young core capable of winning now. That young core has not experienced a winning season in the NFL. The team has suffered terribly the past few years from subpar QB play. Arthur Blank is grumpy. Here are the possible scenarios: 1. They sign Cousins and draft anybody but Penix. Has their QB play improved? Definitely. Are they in position to win the division and maybe a playoff game? Probably. Do they take the NFC, even with Rome Odunze or some rookie edge? Extremely unlikely. Does their young core learn how to win from a stabilizing, experienced veteran? Almost certainly. If Cousins gets hurt, do they have a prayer of winning anything this year? No. Where are they in two years? No QB, drafting towards the bottom of the first round and entering quarterback purgatory and league irrelevance. Again. 2. They bolster their defense instead of signing Cousins and draft Penix to start Day 1. They've thrown a rookie QB in with a bunch of great skill players, all of whom are under 25. Do you get winning results? It's anybody's guess, but what is clear is no one on the offensive side of the ball knows how to win in the NFL. In two years, hopefully you're in a good place. 3. They sign somebody like Gardner Minschew or Jacoby Brisset and draft Penix to sit a year. Does their QB play improve? Probably a little. Can they win the division and possibly a playoff game? Maybe, maybe not. They most likely tread water somewhere in the bottom half of the league while continuing to squander their young studs and pray Arthur Blank doesn't die in the midst of an eight year losing streak. Hopefully, after the funeral, Penix takes them to the promised land. 4. Sign Cousins, draft Penix. They bring in a top 10-15 QB, a consummate pro who can mentor Penix, teach the kids how to win and give the organization its best chance to maximize the current window (again, highly unlikely any other rookie is going to catapult them into February games). If Cousins gets hurt, they still have a fighting chance with the rookie Penix. Once Cousins leaves town in 2-3 years, the team now knows how to win, has a groomed QB ready to storm the league, and is hopefully set for the next decade. Best case now, best case in the future. What's so hard to understand? One final thought about the brilliant Packers and the Jordan Love draft. The cheesehead's choice was a much bigger fumble than the Falcons' selection of Penix. As often noted, the Packers were 13-3 the previous year and playing for the conference championship. They were legitimately one impact player away from the Superbowl. Instead, they took a QB who sat for four years and slammed shut their own wide-open Superbowl window. And they're the great geniuses how???

Finally some nice words for the Jets 😂💯

Their record is going to get worse before it gets better.

Vikings are taking the north this year. Packers and Bears will still suck. Packers got lucky Cousins was hurt last year.

The fact you already think Love is HOF voids the entire video. 😂

Lions defense is finally here. As long as AG can turn it around.

I’m gonna come back to this video in 10 years when Detroit and Green Bay have both won super bowls, Minnesota is back to their playoff ways, and Chicago has only made playoffs twice winning one whole game. Being a bears fan is depressing

Hutch also has 4 interceptions in his first couple years which is crazy for an edge rusher

Cowboys and seahawks? Your joking right?

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Go Bears

NFC West more competitive than NFC North

I don't know how exactly I'd grade him, but everyone said that he had small hands... 👐

Kayvon is a good player for the giants. I feel like you’re unfairly harsh to him vs making excuses for others

Packers going to the bowl.

Same could be said for NFC West. Rams and niners bout that and the hawks and cards both have the potential to be great

It will be between three teams: Lions, Bears and Vikings to win the division….. the packers won’t be even close to being tough to tough with a lucky 5 wins overall this upcoming season. My choices are between the Bears and Lions for the top two spots…. Not a bright outlook….. TRUTH…. THE PACKERS FALL FLAT ON THEIR FACE AGAIN….. AS THEY DO YEAR TO YEAR.

Lions fans expect to be 5-0 to start because we will be.

Kinda crazy that 2022 was Holmes’ worst draft to date…

I’m going to make a prediction: Lions: 12-5 Green Bay: 11-6 Bears: 9-8 Minnesota: 8-8-1

ngl watching games bland was actually better his rookie year. he was a sticky db guys couldn't get open on. i truly believe he got too hungry for ints and i hope he can get back to being a guy no one gets open on vs a guy that can get burned for 100+ yrds a game.

just want to note as a dallas fan 2024 is definitely NOT our year. 9-8 at best, but wouldn't be surprised if it blows up in our face. between a brutal schedule, and the media it could go south, fast. however, i still think this draft will be great for our future, and maybe with a different qb, and the texans oc (fingers crossed) we'll have a shot in 4-5 years.

McDuffie, Karlaftis, Chenal, Willams, Cook and Pacheco will (probably) be starters in 2024, Watson and Nazeeh Johnson will have great contributions (Watson already had with that 99 yard pick 6)... Skyy Moore will hopefully still be a good player, I still like him. Only player that was really a miss was Kinnard because he's not on the team anymore. But People have the audacity to say Veach can't draft lmao

Still can’t believe there was a time that Seahawks fans thought k9 and Tariq where better than breece and sauce 😂

Woolen got benched…

Can we get a AFC North video?

Another solid episode packed with great research! Appreciate you putting these together for us

Minnesota already extended JJ? It was said they have all there main pieces for years to come…

This is a very cool series. Especially looking back 2 years. I like giving players 3 years to prove they are something but for a healthy player without extenuating circumstances 2 years is probably enough. I'm a lions fan and I look at guys like iffy melifanwu and Derrick Barnes who struggled the first 2 years but then took a huge leap year 3 but both guys were switching to a new position in the NFL. Then this is Jameson Williams 3rd year. Between the injury recovery and suspension it's fair to give 3 years

Kirk Cousins presence will open up lanes for Bijan Robinson. No more 7 or 8 man boxes. His touchdown total will go up probably around 13+. Bryce young will have to show improvement with better weapons around him. A.Thielen,D.Johnson,X.Leggette are an upgrade from 2023 cast.

another banger FA

Bear Down

can't wait to see the grades for the 2023.... how they grade Gibbs.... Laporta and Branch wouldn't be on the list because they was 34th pick. Jack Campbell was picked in the 1rst round not high enough for this list.... He didn't shine like the rest of the 2023 Lions rookies but he is getting better. There should be a diamond in the rough list lol.... for the Rookies that weren't 1rst round but play like they should have been.

Lions had the best class. Wonder why they aren’t here

remember when every single commentator said Trevor Lawrence was the next Andrew Luck and how he would pull the Jags out from the dumpster by game 5 of his rookie yr? yeah still waiting for him to be like Luck. Remember how hyped up Fields was? and every other 1st rd QB literally ever? Williams might be a good prospect but he's guaranteed to do: NOTHING. lucky to go above .500 this yr. and that's actually fine. teams don't flip instantly. but the bears are gonna be on the outside looking in in 24 source: an unbiased and only factual LIONS FAN GO GOFF GO LIONS BABY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The 62% of watchers that aren’t subscribed, I get it. I’m with you

Ravens as an honourable mention for the Ravens? Maaaaaaate

The Cowboys and the Lions draft better than anyone bar none

It’s so insane that 3 of the chiefs 2022 draftees made big plays in the Super Bowl. McDuffie with the deflection Karloftis with the fumble and Chenal with the Fieldgoal block

The Ravens are probably up there too. Kyle Hamilton is already a First Team All-Pro. Linderbaum is on his way to becoming a First Team All-Pro and Isaiah Likely has come on strong, to the point that 12 Personnel may be the base for the Ravens.

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