****2017 NFL Draft Thread**** (NO Spoilers)

[Dante84]

Let's ****ing do this.

Rules:
1. No spoiled picks in this thread, all weekend. This means that as tweets are leaking picks a few minutes before the selection is announced live, you don't post it in this thread (ex: embedded tweets), reference it in this thread (ex: Joe Slapdick says it's McCaffrey to Tampa) or hint at it (ex: "it's a RB!").

Don't be a dick.

Otherwise, have fun, talk shit, freak out and lose your goddamned minds. It's Draft Weekend. The hot takes in these threads are so funny.

I'll also be starting threads for each of our picks as they are made, with videos and notable stats/takes in the OP. Pure knee jerk gold to reference in the future.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I went back through the draft forum leading up to that draft - probably the best the draft forum has ever been. Some really damn high level conversation going on in there.

But I also stumbled upon the reason Billay is here re-litigating the 'arm strength isn't important' nonsense - because he was on the wrong side of the argument.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showt...ghlight=Watson

He was a Watson honk. So of course he's gonna sit here and try to say "no, I wasn't wrong...." when in fact the REASON he was wrong is precisely the argument he's trying to disregard.

It's always been a bullshit argument and yall said he would throw alot of INTs because of his weak arm 17 in 23 games. Hes also thrown for 45 touchdowns .

He also threw for 8.3 yards per pass which is more than big arm Matt Stafford.

If a fossil Tom Brady, Nick Foles, etc can win a super bowl so can Watson. Hes a franchise QB.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

It's always been a bullshit argument and yall said he would throw alot of INTs because of his weak arm 17 in 23 games. Hes also thrown for 45 touchdowns .

He also threw for 8.3 yards per pass which is more than big arm Matt Stafford.

If a fossil Tom Brady, Nick Foles, etc can win a super bowl so can Watson. Hes a franchise QB.

Watch - the interceptions are coming. He has thrown among the highest rates of interceptable balls in the league over his time as a starter, but in '17 he got incredibly lucky on dropped picks. Last year was fairly impressive in that he only threw 9 but y'know why he did that?

Because he never threw the damn ball. 62 interceptions. He wasn't throwing picks because he was just taking sacks instead. So...good for him I guess? I guess I never considered the possibility that rather than toss wobble-launchers out there when under pressure, he would just turtle. Good adjustment, DeShaun.

Far shittier quarterbacks than Watson have won SBs - that doesn't make Watson a guy worth building around. Watson will begin to be a detriment to his team the moment he gets paid. He will actively interfere with their ability to win championships because his splash plays will get him paid far more than his overall talent warrants.

He's perpetual mediocrity waiting to happen. He's 15 more years of Alex Smith. You were absolutely wrong and the fact that you don't understand that just further demonstrates what caused you to be so wrong in the first place.

Just put "I wanted Watson over Mahomes but the main reason many of you didn't was a bullshit argument so I was actually RIGHT" in your signature block so we can all bask in the glory of your idiocy every time you post.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by Munson

To be fair, Ringleader is pretty ****ing stupid.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Watch - the interceptions are coming. He has thrown among the highest rates of interceptable balls in the league over his time as a starter, but in '17 he got incredibly lucky on dropped picks. Last year was fairly impressive in that he only threw 9 but y'know why he did that?

Because he never threw the damn ball. 62 interceptions. He wasn't throwing picks because he was just taking sacks instead. So...good for him I guess? I guess I never considered the possibility that rather than toss wobble-launchers out there when under pressure, he would just turtle. Good adjustment, DeShaun.

Far shittier quarterbacks than Watson have won SBs - that doesn't make Watson a guy worth building around. Watson will begin to be a detriment to his team the moment he gets paid. He will actively interfere with their ability to win championships because his splash plays will get him paid far more than his overall talent warrants.

He's perpetual mediocrity waiting to happen. He's 15 more years of Alex Smith. You were absolutely wrong and the fact that you don't understand that just further demonstrates what caused you to be so wrong in the first place.

Just put "I wanted Watson over Mahomes but the main reason many of you didn't was a bullshit argument so I was actually RIGHT" in your signature block so we can all bask in the glory of your idiocy every time you post.

Interceptable balls lol. You're making such a broad argument here. Interceptable balls, as he gets older he'll decline. No shit every football player does.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

NFL Network is replaying the 2017 1st Rd. Tonight at 8pm CT

[pugsnotdrugs19]

The Bears just traded three extra picks to move up one spot for Mitch Trubisky. Idk about that one.

Ceiling seems limited.....

[Rain Man]

I just turned it on. Kurt Warner was surprised about Trubisky, but said, "If you see a franchise quarterback, you trade up to get him."

Yes, Kurt! Yes! Exactly!

[Rain Man]

Jaguars take Leonard Fournette. They don't see a quarterback that they like better than Bortles.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Jaguars take Leonard Fournette. They don't see a quarterback that they like better than Bortles.

Both SF and JAX regretting their selections pretty greatly at this point in time...

[RunKC]

Remember the Peter King piece with John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan about that draft day?

Those fools were fist pumping and elated bc they thought they won that draft by getting Solomon Thomas and Reuben Foster.

Turns out it was a shit draft for them after all

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Remember the Peter King piece with John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan about that draft day?

Those fools were fist pumping and elated bc they thought they won that draft by getting Solomon Thomas and Reuben Foster.

Turns out it was a shit draft for them after all

Solomon Thomas was the single most predictable and stupid pick I've seen in a long time.

You knew that mouth-breathing concussion case was going to take the Stanford guy. And the guy was simply never that level of talent.

It was Tyson Jackson level-stupid and for stupid reasons all its own...

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

Both SF and JAX regretting their selections pretty greatly at this point in time...

In fairness, there are nine teams that regret their drafts, a 10th team that regrets trading down, and 21 other teams that regret not trading up.

But yeah, San Francisco and Jacksonville. Not a good look for them.

[Rain Man]

Tennessee is on the clock.

I'm excited to watch this, because I missed the greatest draft pick ever. I can't remember why. I think I just got hung up at work or something.

[Rain Man]

Corey Davis for the Titans. Great pick, Titans.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Watching this—how good do you think Mahomes would be right now if he had been picked by Chicago, Jacksonville, or the Jets?

Because even in hindsight, we know that those landing spots wouldn’t have been nearly as soft on his feet as Kansas City was. But I do think he still would have been a stud and worth the selection for those teams.