[Farm93]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

[Farm93]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

[Phogge]

Mullens doesn’t see the field but he makes up for it by being too short. AKA Kyle must be going nuts. His system needs a guy who has vision because somebody is always going to be open. McGlinchy is good for at least one holding penalty at the worst possible time. Brunskill should be the RT, Garland at RG and Richburg at C. But injuries have caused a strength to become a weakness. They have not done well with high O line picks since Staley. Harris, Garnett and McGlinchy all have been busts.

Samuel and Aijuk are a very good pair as long as Kittle is around. They ought to dump McKinnon and Coleman who are giving them nothing right now. They also need help at safety and corner. Resigning Verrett is crucial. But every team needs something and that’s why you need to Scout the in drafted guys.

[Phogge]

Mullens doesn’t see the field but he makes up for it by being too short. AKA Kyle must be going nuts. His system needs a guy who has vision because somebody is always going to be open. McGlinchy is good for at least one holding penalty at the worst possible time. Brunskill should be the RT, Garland at RG and Richburg at C. But injuries have caused a strength to become a weakness. They have not done well with high O line picks since Staley. Harris, Garnett and McGlinchy all have been busts.

Samuel and Aijuk are a very good pair as long as Kittle is around. They ought to dump McKinnon and Coleman who are giving them nothing right now. They also need help at safety and corner. Resigning Verrett is crucial. But every team needs something and that’s why you need to Scout the in drafted guys.

[cardcrimson]

If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

[cardcrimson]

If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

[lex24]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

I think NFL scouts know what he has.  You are right on the injuries. That will drop him.  But  I think he has a chance to be a very good NFL quarterback.

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If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

Not sure if either Trask or Jones are great NFL prospects.   It’s always hard to tell with Alabama quarterback’s because they have so much talent  around them. I call it the Matt Leinhart question.

[lex24]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

I think NFL scouts know what he has.  You are right on the injuries. That will drop him.  But  I think he has a chance to be a very good NFL quarterback.

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If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

Not sure if either Trask or Jones are great NFL prospects.   It’s always hard to tell with Alabama quarterback’s because they have so much talent  around them. I call it the Matt Leinhart question.

[cardcrimson]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

I think NFL scouts know what he has.  You are right on the injuries. That will drop him.  But  I think he has a chance to be a very good NFL quarterback.

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If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

Not sure if either Trask or Jones are great NFL prospects.   It’s always hard to tell with Alabama quarterback’s because they have so much talent  around them. I call it the Matt Leinhart question.

Lex, have you watched Jones play? From what my eyeballs tell me. . . 

I don't think I've seen a photo of Trask or Jones in a hot tub ala Rosen or Leinhart, either.

[cardcrimson]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

I think NFL scouts know what he has.  You are right on the injuries. That will drop him.  But  I think he has a chance to be a very good NFL quarterback.

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If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

Not sure if either Trask or Jones are great NFL prospects.   It’s always hard to tell with Alabama quarterback’s because they have so much talent  around them. I call it the Matt Leinhart question.

Lex, have you watched Jones play? From what my eyeballs tell me. . . 

I don't think I've seen a photo of Trask or Jones in a hot tub ala Rosen or Leinhart, either.

[lex24]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

I think NFL scouts know what he has.  You are right on the injuries. That will drop him.  But  I think he has a chance to be a very good NFL quarterback.

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If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

Not sure if either Trask or Jones are great NFL prospects.   It’s always hard to tell with Alabama quarterback’s because they have so much talent  around them. I call it the Matt Leinhart question.

Lex, have you watched Jones play? From what my eyeballs tell me. . . 

I don't think I've seen a photo of Trask or Jones in a hot tub ala Rosen or Leinhart, either.

I have. He’s had a terrific year. He’s also surrounded by All- Americans at darn near every skill position.  Can sit back and pick out receivers. Not a lot of small windows.

Trask has had a terrific year. But I don’t think he moves all that well and I wonder how he translate to the NFL.

 Lol on the hot tub.

[lex24]

The health concern is not trivial for a GM in the NFL.   

That reduces his value as a back-up, and is a big problem if anyone fancied him as a starter.    Most 2nd rounders are seen as starters in waiting, so I think Mills, with his injury history, would be 3rd round or lower.

The COVID testing problems really hurt him.   The team has done a great job of not blaming anyone or doing the what if stuff, but I suspect Mills (and his Agent) will really wonder how much those two weeks cost him.

I think NFL scouts know what he has.  You are right on the injuries. That will drop him.  But  I think he has a chance to be a very good NFL quarterback.

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If he goes I doubt he slips past the third round and more likely second round. Too many teams NEED at least one QB and this draft is pretty thin on quality QBs.

Thin on quality QBs?!? This is probably one of the most stacked drafts at the position. . . .

Jones, Trask, Fields, Book, Lance, Wilson, and that long haired kid from the school on a lake in South Carolina.

Not sure if either Trask or Jones are great NFL prospects.   It’s always hard to tell with Alabama quarterback’s because they have so much talent  around them. I call it the Matt Leinhart question.

Lex, have you watched Jones play? From what my eyeballs tell me. . . 

I don't think I've seen a photo of Trask or Jones in a hot tub ala Rosen or Leinhart, either.

I have. He’s had a terrific year. He’s also surrounded by All- Americans at darn near every skill position.  Can sit back and pick out receivers. Not a lot of small windows.

Trask has had a terrific year. But I don’t think he moves all that well and I wonder how he translate to the NFL.

 Lol on the hot tub.