Post draft breakdown

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

We have the pieces there just need that QB. It is amazing how important that franchise QB is. Saints won the division went 12-4 last year. You lose Brees and they are us.

I’m really hoping Samuel and Thomas can put these injuries behind them because look at rooster of skill positions it’s young but solid.

Starting outside receivers Terry and Cam Sims with Samuel in slot

Logan Thomas and Bates at TE

Brown, Dax, Reyes developing. And bring back RSJ vet TE for competition and to take out camera men

We just need competent QB play

[sdskinsfan2001]

Looks like they definitely hit right on Bates. Legitimate No. 2 TE with possible starting potential. That'll work where he was drafted.

[GridIron26]

Nice!

[mooby]

Too early to give up on Jamin Davis - I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do next year on the outside and with a hopefully competent mike teaching and directing him where he needs to be.

Cosmi has been good - when he's on the field. Hoping for less injuries next year.

Dyami Brown needs more seasoning - plus I'd like to see what he does with a competent QB playing.

Bates has been the surprise of the rookie class, he was touted as a good blocker coming out of college but his hands have been a pleasant surprise. We might finally have a decent backup behind Logan Thomas for once.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by mooby

Too early to give up on Jamin Davis - I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do next year on the outside and with a hopefully competent mike teaching and directing him where he needs to be.

Cosmi has been good - when he's on the field. Hoping for less injuries next year.

Dyami Brown needs more seasoning - plus I'd like to see what he does with a competent QB playing.

Bates has been the surprise of the rookie class, he was touted as a good blocker coming out of college but his hands have been a pleasant surprise. We might finally have a decent backup behind Logan Thomas for once.

Cosmi is going to be our starting left or right tackle for the next 10 years.

Brown was a project type WR for the NFL, given his college offense. I still think he's going to be a good one.

[AnonEmouse]

Q - are we the only NFL team with every single '21 draft pick still on the roster? If we are, while it's not a ringing endorsement, it's certainly a positive.

[rocnrik]

I can’t believe it took most of the season to figure out Davis would be better outside and that Collins would be a lot better as a hybrid DB/LB.. they never did fix the pass rush .. in fact Chase went backwards in production .. So as we give out grades let’s grade the Coaches .. JDR gets a D the only reason it’s not a F is injuries/covid ..

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by rocnrik

I can’t believe it took most of the season to figure out Davis would be better outside and that Collins would be a lot better as a hybrid DB/LB.. they never did fix the pass rush .. in fact Chase went backwards in production .. So as we give out grades let’s grade the Coaches .. JDR gets a D the only reason it’s not a F is injuries/covid ..

He gets a P from me.

I can't grade the man after all that happened. I doubt he ever had the same starting lineup two weeks in a row this year. The D played really well in some stretches, and the D played really bad in some stretches. Fix that LB unit, add a legit safety, and bring back that D-line and I think they will be fine.

[Chico23231]

Jamin Davis, my draft grade for him after his first year is a “Deez”. He can get them after seeing him make zero memorable plays and being a jag

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Jamin Davis, my draft grade for him after his first year is a “Deez”. He can get them after seeing him make zero memorable plays and being a jag

It sure didn't look good for him this year. I'm inclined to give him the rookie pass and hope he gets it together in year two, but man... He was a disappointment to say the least.

Parsons played in 26 games in college and none in 2020 - came out ballin'
Davis played in 25 games in college and 10 in 2020 - came out stallin'

He was drafted just seven spots after M Parsons and there is zero comparison between the two.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

It sure didn't look good for him this year. I'm inclined to give him the rookie pass and hope he gets it together in year two, but man... He was a disappointment to say the least.

Parsons played in 26 games in college and none in 2020 - came out ballin'
Davis played in 25 games in college and 10 in 2020 - came out stallin'

He was drafted just seven spots after M Parsons and there is zero comparison between the two.

Edit - Davis will be a stud next year.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

It sure didn't look good for him this year. I'm inclined to give him the rookie pass and hope he gets it together in year two, but man... He was a disappointment to say the least.

Parsons played in 26 games in college and none in 2020 - came out ballin'
Davis played in 25 games in college and 10 in 2020 - came out stallin'

He was drafted just seven spots after M Parsons and there is zero comparison between the two.

Pretty sure the only reason Micah Parsons fell was character concerns (which obviously Dallas doesn't mind). Davis was always seen as a guy who needs more experience.