2023 NFL Draft - Day 1 - Round 1

[MD13]

Boggles my mind why the Texans gave up on their own 2024 pick to get a defensive player. That type of package is just never worth it for a defender, and it could mean not picking up a future franchise QB (or king's ransom).

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

This seems like a lot of mental gymnastics for what amounts to a near a minimal monetary difference, no?

Last year's 2nd overall pick got $35,713,386 and the 3rd overall pick got $34,657,513.

Yeah, but why not min/max it if you have the opportunity? Ya know? Just because it's a marginal difference doesn't mean you make a less than optimal decision.

 

[Hurl Bruce]

HOU traded their own 1st next year instead of the Browns' pick because the Cards were not interested in the 32nd pick.

 

[FiveThous]

HOU traded their own 1st next year instead of the Browns' pick because the Cards were not interested in the 32nd pick.

The Fake Sports News Media won’t tell you this!

 

[Hurl Bruce]

 

[Hurl Bruce]

 

[Selby]

True, if big.

 

[Randolphkeys]

Reporters doing their research!

 

[CLEtoNYC]

Reporters doing their research!

Very important to go beyond just the combine numbers.

 

[zDawg45]

Reporters doing their research!

i wonder how many she researched...

 

[Juice is Loose]

Browns should have taken Myles in 2017 and then traded back up for Mahomes in a similar way.

Would have been criticized harshly in The moment but 100% would have been worth it

Hind sight sure but Mahomes was a massive project coming out. If we gave up a haul to trade up into top 10 to get him. At the time, we would’ve been up in arms about it

 

[Randolphkeys]

i wonder how many she researched...

I'm scouring the internet for her mock draft right now...

 

[Dr. Claw]

and once again, the Eagles fleece. Proper compensation for Gannon shitbagging them in the Super Bowl

 

[Lee]

Makes sense, she is a reporrter for the BBC

 

[Hurl Bruce]

Great photoshop