The Titans are Strange... | 2024 NFL Draft Grades

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@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

PLEASE READ: Regarding T’Vondre Sweat, I am aware the partying and drinking were more of an issue early on in his college career, and I should have done a better job conveying that in the video. However, given the DWI arrest right before the draft, those behaviors once again become a concern, as he has shown clear regression from major personal progression. I could have done a better job conveying that I was more concerned about the regression, that’s on me, but I do feel as though everything I said in the video is an accurate representation of the situation, as shown by similar testimonies from professionals/experts that are far more in the know than you or I. I have no doubts that Sweat CAN be better and avoid these issues, but the fact that it’s a question of whether or not he can rather than a universal acceptance that he already has is a cause for concern in my eyes. At the end of the day, the dude drove a vehicle while intoxicated, blew over the legal limit, got arrested, and received charges. Is that the end of his life? No, but it could’ve been the end of his life and others, which is the issue/concern. Thankfully, he has a chance to move past this and make millions playing football, and I hope he is able to do just that for 10+ years in the NFL with no more legal trouble whatsoever.

@thegroverton Ай бұрын

I respect your opinion, but, Trevor Lawrence is not in the top ten. Numbers do not lie my dude

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@thegroverton I’m a firm believer in tape > counting stats, and the tape speaks volumes to Trevor’s ability. But, we all value different things when evaluating/ranking players so if you and I don’t see eye to eye that’s totally understandable!

@joeyhoy1995 27 күн бұрын

My argument for Lawrence is he plays for a poverty franchise with holes everywhere, and his best WR, is a middle of the road WR2. My argument against him is the numbers, and the inability to win games. A good QB is a difference maker, he wins games, Lawrence has not proven that at all. In my opinion, there are probably about 12 guys better than Lawrence.

@tuckerdunn1844 24 күн бұрын

⁠⁠@@joeyhoy1995he really hasn’t tho. They have a really good oline and he had Kirk and Ridley for two years and didn’t do shit but win one playoff game after barely beating the titans practice squad .

@joeyhoy1995 24 күн бұрын

@@tuckerdunn1844 again, that's my argument against the dude. And it's the one I favor. Can't put it together when I matters.

@imsosavage2526 23 күн бұрын

bruh really said Tlaw was a top 10 QB lmao

@jackripper5270 Ай бұрын

I know this team is new .. and it's all "unproven"... But i love the moves we made! I think Pollard (in this new pass heavy offense) is an upgrade over Henry!? .... And Latham and Sweat are monsters!!! I can't wait to see it on the field!!! I think we make the playoffs!? Wildcard spot.... Latham is going to be great, ppl tripping about him switching from right to left is crazy 🤣 he can do that... Ppl tripping about the Sweat pick .. because of off the field issues, or his weight, etc . Is crazy 🤣🤣🤣 like skinny nose tackles are a thing! ? Ridley is gonna go crazy... Boyd is gonna go crazy... Pollard and Spears are gonna go crazy... Sneed is gonna go crazy... And Levis is about to ball out!!!! Ppl love to count us out.... Even when we owned the division for the last decade .. we where underdogs every yr ... Lol . I know it's all unproven, so i don't blame you for not "seeing the vision" ... But on paper we are vastly improved... Across the board... From coaching to players to scheme.... Titans fans know what we got!!! And we got a squad

@jamesrogerz5038 Ай бұрын

I get drinking and driving is really bad but he was crashed into. Ridley it was his first year back from being out of football for 2 years

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@jamesrogerz5038 I’m aware Sweat was crashed into, but drinking and driving is unacceptable regardless, ESPECIALLY less than a month before the draft.

@elidickinson8202 Ай бұрын

Tvondre sweat is going nuts in training camp lol

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@elidickinson8202 good for him! I hope he keeps it up cause the dude has all the talent in the world

@markrsumpter Ай бұрын

I'm super excited for the season! The left side of the oline is looking great with the two 1st rounders. We have a top ten center now, solid trio of WRs and the defense is looking elite. Defense has stars on each level with Sneed, Jones and Simmons. TitanUP!

@Jester232637 24 күн бұрын

This dude a jags fan

@MillerFootball 24 күн бұрын

@@Jester232637 I mean this in the most respectful way possible, but please just take a single glance at my profile picture or anything on my channel lol

@derektaitano6504 Ай бұрын

Had to stop watching as soon as you gave the, “Trevor Lawrence is an elite QB” take. The tape doesn’t show it and the numbers definitely don’t show it. He’s not even a top 10 QB. In fact, Carr and Mayfield just finished with better seasons than he did. QB’s I would definitively take over him this season: -Mahomes -Burrow -Allen -Jackson -Stafford -Stroud -Prescott -Goff -Love -Purdy -Hurts -Cousins -Tagovailoa If we stopped there that would put him at 14th, but as mentioned he hasn’t even proven he’s better than Carr or Mayfield either. We’ll see how Rodgers bounces back and if Williams lives up to the billing as well. Lawrence is merely average to slightly above average to anyone logical.

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@derektaitano6504 given the fact that you’re watching this video, I’m going to assume you are a Titans fan. Which, if true, I’m going to ask you to be objective for a moment and REALLY consider what Lawrence is. The tape shows a young QB who possesses elite pocket presence & awareness, an elite ability to read defenses pre and post snap, a high-caliber arm, accuracy that borders on pinpoint, and the ability to make something out of nothing consistently. His lack of production/success if you’re a QB wins person (not sure if you are, but it’s a common critique of Lawrence and you left Herbert off your list for some ungodly reason) are due to an incompetent front office that has failed to build up any sort of competent support for him, which is why I said what I did about Ridley. The guy is putting on an incredible display on tape week in and week out after being slapped with Urban Meyer as his HC as a rookie, something that would have totally ruined the careers of most young QBs. His consistent improvement and development has, in my eyes, launched him into elite QB status. To me personally, there are not more than 11 QBs in this league better than Lawrence at this very moment. Among active QBs, I would take (in no order) - Mahomes - Jackson - Allen - Burrow - Herbert - Stafford - Prescott - Hurts Over him for sure. Other than that, I would say he’s in the same tier of quarterbacks as - Murray - Purdy - Rodgers (if healthy) - Cousins (if healthy) - Love (if he can replicate the back half of last year) - Stroud (if he can replicate last year, I am very particular when it comes to ranking 2nd year players) Out of that group I mentioned, Rodgers is the only one I’m taking over Lawrence when healthy. I am all for open dialogue, discussion, and disagreement, but the level of disrespect that comes from “had to stop watching as soon as…” is something I simply cannot get behind. Please do us all a favor and open up your mind to differing ideas, it will greatly improve your quality of life! That being said, thank you for the small bit of engagement I received from your interaction here. I appreciate it!

@derektaitano6504 Ай бұрын

@@MillerFootball so you have Lawrence as the 10th ranked QB right now? That’s not elite. That would make him above average like I said lol. You are throwing the term elite around way too loosely. If he consistently put the “elite” traits you mention on tape you would not have Cousins ranked over him and he would have carried Jacksonville to the playoffs last year instead of having a second half of the season meltdown. And as for his consistent improvement talk, that’s just simply not true. He took an objective step back from his 2022 season to any logical person. If you are giving Lawrence the benefit of the doubt that he will reproduce his 2022 season, when he literally just failed to last year, then you should logically give Love and Stroud the benefit of the doubt to reproduce theirs. Lawrence isn’t even discernibly better than Baker Mayfield.

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@cliffyates4493 you totally misunderstood my reply. My issue wasn’t with him not wanting to continue watching my content or anything of that nature, it was just the blatant disrespect towards something I had worked on and put time/effort into. If you turn on the video and decide it’s not for you, that’s totally fine! The beauty of the internet is that we have endless content at our fingertips, so we should only dedicate our time to what we want to and filter out what we don’t. However, it is SO easy to simply click off the video and search for the next one. Attempting to demoralize a small creator with comments such as “I had to turn off the video because…” is doing nothing for anybody and is simply spreading negative energy for no reason, much like your “wannabe NFL analyst” comments. Quite frankly, whether or not you or the original commenter like my content doesn’t matter, as it’s clearly not intended for you if it doesn’t suit your fancy. Plain and simple. I hope you’re both able to find content you actually enjoy and are able to totally avoid my little corner of the internet going forward, as it would clearly benefit all parties involved! I try to reply to as many comments as I can because, as a small creator, it is good for retention/building a community to interact with those who consume your content. My reply was simply an attempt to get my point across to someone who disagreed with me. Plain and simple.

@juanvasquez2859 Ай бұрын

JC Latham was originally a left tackle that moved to right tackle.

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@juanvasquez2859 he played left tackle in high school and switched to right tackle for college, sure, but given how incredible he was at right tackle at Bama and how well he developed at right tackle, I still have some reservations. As I said in the video, I trust Callahan more than almost anyone to develop linemen so I’m sure Latham will be fine, but I still hold some reservations until we see it fully play out!

@andrewshelton2605 Ай бұрын

The afc south will be ordered like this : Texans #1 Jags #2 Titans #3 Indie #4

@dubattenberg1 Ай бұрын

Lol I had to stop watching the video when he said Trevor Lawrence is an elite quarterback…

@timmywilliams8077 Ай бұрын

People think to much. Just let it play out then speak up so you don’t look like a fool.

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@timmywilliams8077 that’s the coward’s approach to draft analysis I’m afraid

@thegroverton Ай бұрын

@@MillerFootball I dig your take

@thegroverton Ай бұрын

Although I disagree with a lot of it

@LionKing0427 Ай бұрын

Terrible 😂

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@LionKing0427 great feedback! Surely this comment will allow me to improve upon whatever issue you had with the video and/or will open some sort of constructive conversation or dialogue regarding the Titans’ draft class!

@gusjoe1381 Ай бұрын

The NFL is just a reflection of society...you will have players at times who will behave badly from time to time. Some learn and other don't. It's not a church with nuns. I would not care less about partying as long as he practices and shows up to work...With the kind of money he will make, he will have access to partying regardless of the team he plays for...Not everybody in the NFL is in for the love of football but rather what the NFL can bring to them. As long as he shows up to work and perform, that's all I care. what he does outside the building is his business...same goes for any player...

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@gusjoe1381 agreed 100%. Perhaps I didn’t do a good job of relaying it in the video, thus prompting your comment, but if he does what he needs to do then partying is no problem! However, when the stories coming out of UT relate mostly to him not taking football seriously at least partially because of his partying habits, that’s where the issues arise. If he wants to be Vince Wilfork by day, Vince Neil by night then that’s his prerogative, just gotta see the results on the field like with any other player.

@gusjoe1381 Ай бұрын

@@MillerFootball I live in a big city where partying is a part of the city so I just have a different perspective when scouts talk about ''concerns'' about partying habits of a player...I don't treat players like robots as if the NFL is their only life. Unless I hear a player skipping multiple practices or smelling booze in training camp, I am not losing any sleep...college life on campus will likely have that distraction and so will any city at some capacity when moving on to work in the workforce. All about balance at the end of the day...

@christinelind933 Ай бұрын

@MillerFootball sweat has been killing it in training camp. He has shown that he loves football. I haven't heard anything about him partying at all. Every interview of him doing such things. He has does nothing but what he needs to do. He made a mistake. He learned from it. All the interviews from him he seems like he is a great guy.

@christinelind933 Ай бұрын

@@MillerFootballalso, you should know the situation. He was celebrating the draft. He was just sitting in the car, he wasn't driving. Someone hit him in the rear end. He wasn't driving

@MillerFootball Ай бұрын

@@christinelind933 even if he wasn’t driving at the exact moment of the crash he was still driving at some point or else the car wouldn’t have been on the road… also, celebrating is totally understandable and warranted, but celebrating by driving while intoxicated is not something I can really get behind.