2021 NFL Mock Draft Submissions

What about Aaron Roger's decline, aside from last year when he was motivated because of the Packers selecting Jordan Love in the draft his stats were getting progressively worse which is why if the truth were told Green Bay started looking for a replacement in the draft. It's a bit of a gamble when you consider his age that you can get four more decent years out of him, one of which will be learning a new system. I'd rather keep the four number one picks and get a quarterback in the draft with one of them and get the final pieces of the puzzle in free agency.

I think last year proved he has a lot left in the tank if he is motivated. Denver has a loaded offense and he would thrive, especially if the Broncos could get Adams included in the trade since he only has a year left on his contract and is likely going to walk in free agency.

Even if you discredit last year, the 2 years before that he had 26TD/4INT and 25TD/2INT. 2017 was shortened by injury, and he was elite before that. Most teams including the Broncos would be ecstatic with those numers.

After having Lynch and Lock, Rodgers would be a godsend. lol

I still think Rogers is a gamble, it's his personality that worries me. I wouldn't touch him. I see him as another Jeff George, another quarterback who was arrogant and selfish. Talent wise Rogers is top three in the league. I'd take him over Mahomes if he had a better character. I think Mahommes is a bit overrated, he is surrounded by a great team

I think his head and heart will be in it in Denver since he would be getting what he wanted. Closer to Cali, team that is willing to put him first and give up the world for him.

Let's hope he goes there then, I don't like Aaron Rogers but I do like watching him play. Rogers against Mahomes is a month watering prospect, brings back memories of Brady vs Peyton.

I don't care for him either. But then again, I don't really care for any prima donnas.

Hopefully the cry baby gets what he wants, but I don't think the Packers are going to change their mind unless a team gives them loads of picks. They are playing hardball, and that says a lot considering Jordan Love is said to be struggling at OTAs.

Have you guys heard the reports coming out of Washinton? NFL experts are predicting Dyami Brown is going to be the steal of the draft. They are saying he is better than McLauren after watching the pair train together. Apparently there is no such thing as a 50/50 ball with Brown, he comes down with it 100% of the time. The guys too big and aggressive. Fitzpatrick loves him as a target.

Chase Young hasn't turned up for practice yet which is disappointing. I was under the impression he was the type of guy who would turn up if it wa compulsory or not.Guess he's too busy spending his money on ridiculous gold chains.

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I admittedly don't keep up with the beat reporting on most teams, but I'd take reports from these practices and OTAs with a huge mountain of salt.

Yeah, I would wait to see how Brown performs in the season. He was a third rounder, so I do not expect more than 500-750 yards from him unless he absolutely exceeds expectations.

The problem was the college Dyami Brown went to didn't run a complex system of routes which didn't allow him to develop as a wide reciever. Now with proper tuition his full potential is being realised. If he is alreay overshadowing McLarin he must be good, his highlight reel catching long bombs is jaw dropping, if he can develop his short route game he could become one of the premier receivers in the league.

There is the chance that Brown had a more limited skill set in college, explaining his basic route running. However, it also could have been the system. We will not know until the regular season, training camp is not a good measuring stick.

That's true. Last year the talk from the training camp in Washigton was Antonio Gibson and two years ago it was Terry McLauren and they both turned out to be quality players and steals in the draft so I'm a bit excited. Chris Collinsworth the former great Bengal wide reciever and analyst has been very impressed with Brown.

I liked Brown, but I still saw him as a day two guy. I do think the Redskins got him at great value.

Dyami Brown will be the steal of the draft, and he will be grabbing Fitzmagic's bombs for Touchdowns and everybody will be saying who is that guy... Brown runs a 4.3 and is big and physical, he is a nightmare for opposing cornerbacks.

I don't know if I would go that far. There were some bigger steals than he was, but he was still of good value. He doesn't compare to Chase, Waddle, or Smith. I don't think he compares to Toney, Bateman, Elijah Moore, Rondale Moore, or Marshall either. But I do think he is better than Eskridge, Atwell, and Palmer (all of which went ahead of him). Brown should've been a 2nd Rounder and likely WR9, not a 3rd Round and WR12.

We'll have to have this conversation again at the end of the season when Brown has 15 Touchdown receptions and is crowned rookie of the year. That is providing he starts alongside McLaurin when the season starts. I have high hopes for Brown, especially with a gunslinger like Fitzpatrick throwing to him.

Hahah, I love the optimism. If Brown can grab 15TDs competing for targets with McLaurin, Gibson, Samuel, and Logan Thomas WFT will be in the Super Bowl. Even then Brown probably wouldn't win ROTY with all the QBs. ROTY
is basically "best rookie QB" or "best rookie RB if there were no decent QBs" award.

I have Brown having 500-700 yards and roughly 5ish TDs. Not bad, but nothing too big.