2024 Draft is Loaded Up Top

[Avery]

This draft is going to be stacked at the top. You've got two blue chip QB's in Williams and Maye, a stud WR in Harrison Jr., Bowers as a TE/WR freak, a terrific OT in Fashanu, etc. That's not even counting a few safeties that look top-ten worthy.

Obviously, we're a long ways away, but there's a ton of blue chip talent in what looks to be an offensive paradise.

 

[RS12]

Wouldnt be surprised if some one talks him out of this decision either.

 

[RS12]

I am developing a man crush on Caleb Williams. I would not mind trading out of the first in the spring to see if they could get an extra number one in 24. Even then the top pick is highly unlikely but might be able to crack the top five. I bet I am not the only one out there that would like an extra number one in 2024.

 

[beware_d-ware]

Drafts are such a crapshoot, that IMO it's not worth waiting a year to try and improve the odds.

2017 was considered to be a really rough QB class. But out of the top 3 guys taken, Mahomes and Watson became studs.

2018 was considered to be a loaded QB class, and 4 guys went in the top 10. 3 of those guys mega-busted.

And if you look at who the top prospects are on Draft Day in April, it's rarely the guys we thought it would be back at the beginning of the season in August. At the start of the 2021 season, the #1 pick was considered to be a two-horse race between Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell. No one had even heard of Sauce Gardner or Aidan Hutchinson.

 

[darthseinfeld]

I am developing a man crush on Caleb Williams. I would not mind trading out of the first in the spring to see if they could get an extra number one in 24. Even then the top pick is highly unlikely but might be able to crack the top five. I bet I am not the only one out there that would like an extra number one in 2024.

In this draft, if they are looking to add a DT, interior OL, or CB with the top pick, its a good draft to trade out. Those positions should be deep in the 25-45 range. All 3 positions should yield starting caliber guys early day 2

 

[darthseinfeld]

Drafts are such a crapshoot, that IMO it's not worth waiting a year to try and improve the odds.

2017 was considered to be a really rough QB class. But out of the top 3 guys taken, Mahomes and Watson became studs.

2018 was considered to be a loaded QB class, and 4 guys went in the top 10. 3 of those guys mega-busted.

And if you look at who the top prospects are on Draft Day in April, it's rarely the guys we thought it would be back at the beginning of the season in August. At the start of the 2021 season, the #1 pick was considered to be a two-horse race between Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell. No one had even heard of Sauce Gardner or Aidan Hutchinson.

Whats funny is the most risky 2018 QB, wound up being the only one that hit

 

[LACowboysFan1]

This draft is going to be stacked at the top. You've got two blue chip QB's in Williams and Maye, a stud WR in Harrison Jr., Bowers as a TE/WR freak, a terrific OT in Fashanu, etc. That's not even counting a few safeties that look top-ten worthy.

Obviously, we're a long ways away, but there's a ton of blue chip talent in what looks to be an offensive paradise.

Which matters not at all, Cowboys won't be anywhere near the top of the draft, with the weak schedule they have 10 wins is a near-lock, putting us in the bottom 1/3 - 1/2 of the draft.

So kiss they guys you mentioned goodbye, because you won't see them on the Cowboys....