Speculation

No one said Simmons wasn't a Top Ten pick. But if he's stuck at one position like CB, teams will likely avoid him if his play continues to excel in the NFL.

That's not a matchup problem and you have NO idea where he'll end up. If he goes to Cleveland, who's to say they don't turn over their coaching staff and GM in 2021?


And that's why you're a dipshit with your rep turned off.

Yet LSU's defense made him mortal while Burrow's offense carved up the Clemson defense.

I think Lawrence is going to be an extremely successful QB but Burrow's earned the right to be the top pick in the 2020 draft.

That said, he is going to Cincinnati so he may never experience NFL success.

Save for the 2020 National Championship game

The thing about Burrow is he was really good under pressure. That’s another reason why I buy into him having a high floor.

He has all of those things that make a really good NFL good. He just doesn’t have enough to be an elite one.

I personally think Trevor Lawrence is still being a tad bit overrated. He was a little bit of a disappointment this year from a pro evaluation standpoint. He could be the best since Luck, but I don’t think he’s on that level at the same time.

Sure they can, especially if they want to get into the Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes

I didn't watch Clemson much, if at all, during the regular season so I was shocked to see him struggle against LSU in the National Championship game, especially after he spanked Alabama's defense the year prior.

Yea he showed some toughness in that game, but it wasn’t a very good game for him overall.

I don’t think he’s in another league from Watson. He’s probably a little better, but I think people go a little overboard with him.

I like both him and Burrow though and fully agree that they’re #1 overall caliber QB’s. Murray was too.

Baker on the other hand?

Burrow is so ****ing smart, accurate and poised that he could succeed in Cincy. I think that’s the difference between Burrow and Matt Ryan. Ryan needs a system. I think Burrow could look very good with an average coach like Luck did with Pagano.

Ehh kind of disagree here. His college career says the complete opposite. He needed Joe Brady to make that HUGE leap. I highly doubt that changes when he goes up a level in a worse situation than he had in college.

I think he’ll at least be a good QB even in a bad situation, but I could easily see him having a wasted career like Stafford if the Bengals continue being the Bengals.

Lucky for him, I think the Bengals, at least offensively, are in a better situation than people give them credit for so he should be alright.

Also if you are an AJ Terrell fan you might just want to skip the National Championship game.

Burrow roasted his ass on a spit fire. Just embarrassed that guy like it was nothing

Not quite. I think Brown actually has earned the top 5 slot.

Tyson Jackson was a fringe first rounder at best that Pioli went full reerun on.

Brown made that Auburn front click while Jackson was just a body surrounded by first round talent.
You wouldn't want to draft anyone from any opponents they faced in 2019 with a bar like that.

Terrell was left on an island a lot against a QB that knew how to anticipate throw really well. He was ****ed from the start

Not a fan of Terrell. He’s got length and speed, but other than that there’s not much there that gets me excited when I actually watch him. I think he’d be better suited playing for a team like the Jags and 49ers that play more cover 3.

Hoping the Raiders take him at 19.

Yea I’m not seeing any comparison between Jackson and Brown.

Brown was a truly dominant force this year like Suh at Nebraska.

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