BroadwayRay

This concerns me. Mike always has his finger on the pulse of Jets and Giants happenings.

Saw this guy interviewed after the draft. He loved Johnson and was scout who evaluated him for the Jets.

Amazing how bad the Pats wideouts have been and continue to be since the days of Randy Moss. BB can't draft WRs to save his life.

One bad pick after six stellar ones. Can't complain ...

ACLs are one thing, but Achilles tears are a little too dicey for me to risk with a second round draft pick.

Ok, question 1: why are professional evaluators like yourself so divided on Thibodeux? And I don’t mean the so-called selfish attitude. I’m seeing deep divisions just based on his tapes.

I'm torn on London. His traits are intriguing, but it scares me at how strikingly similar his scouting reports are to another West Coast draft prospect from a few years ago: https://www.nfl.com/prospects/j.j.-arcega-whiteside/32004152-4333-6505-70a1-e94c6ecf2bd3

The contract is an "extension" in name only. Only $24.9 million is guaranteed at signing. Another $40 million becomes guaranteed in February 2023, but the Raiders can opt out of the contract before that trigger date. In other words, they could opt out of the contract and cut Carr after the 2022 season without hardly scratching their cap. This is the Raiders telling Carr, "Show us what you can do in 2022 or else."

I'd take Walker over Hall at RB, but otherwise I like it.

Sorry, but I read his blog, and this is complete bullsh*t. Like you said, he was the first to report the Jets were smitten with Zach Wilson. Right before the 2021 draft started, he was the only one to report the Jets were interested in trading up from #23 and that the 49ers had convinced Shanahan to move off Mac Jones and draft Trey Lance. Those are just examples. Do some of his "predictions" not turn out to happen? Of course. That's the case with any analyst. But he obviously has some good sources.

I can't think of any, but comparisons wouldn't mean much since ACL surgery techniques keep getting more and more advanced. It's certainly possible Williams could make a complete recovery and be the WR he was envisioned to be before his injury. For proof that recoveries like this can happen, look no further than Cooper Kupp.