2024 Wide Receiver Class

[Grahamburn]

[mdb1958]

He should go before we pick 89.

[Bootz]

The tools are there if he can learn how to catch

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[Doctor]

I'm all for BTJ at 26.

[Kona]

I'm all for BTJ at 26.

Definitely can get behind it. Godwin is a free agent next off season and gives us great depth for this year.

[Grahamburn]

I'm all for BTJ at 26.

Definitely can get behind it.

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[Jonny]

Fuck you @Bootz and all other mofos that are going to disagree with me on this. Bucs should go all in on Brian Thomas Jr if he makes it to pick 20-21. I feel like his speed, smoothness and height make him an unpolished version of Julio Jones. He feels more sure to work out at his position than a Jared Verse at his imo.

[Doctor]

I mean, I'm not as super aggressive about it as you but I'd be for that.

[Bootz]

I said I'd be in favor of going receiver. Just not sure we will given the fact that so much money is invested there already, we have 2 well established great players and we have so many needs elsewhere. I don't disagree with you. I just don't realistically see us going that route.

So @Jonny, fuck you too.

[Obsolete]

I would be ok with us going receiver if we trade Godwin and get his salary off the books and bring in some fresh legs that could compliment and one day replace Mike.

Would also net us a fairly decent pick to hopefully shore up another hole.

[Grahamburn]

[Jonny]

I said I'd be in favor of going receiver. Just not sure we will given the fact that so much money is invested there already, we have 2 well established great players and we have so many needs elsewhere. I don't disagree with you. I just don't realistically see us going that route.

So @Jonny, fuck you too.

Do you feel like Godwin is still a great #2? I feel like he's struggled more to gain separation since 22 than before the injury. He's lost some of the juice in his running imo and seems to be quite limited to short and mid range routes for productivity. Godwin is more or less a non-factor when it comes to being a deep threat. He also isn't as much a factor in the red zone. I think even more than Evans, we need to groom our next #2 now, with the hopes that he can comfortably surpass Evans once we're done with his current deal.

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[mdb1958]

I would rather have Jalen Coker at a much cheaper price.

[acmillis]

I'd like to see the top 20 or so WR all time Relative Athletic Score to see if that translates to anything noteworthy. Anybody got that data?

[Grahamburn]

https://ras.football/

Their site doesn't seem to work that great, but feel free to mess around with it. @acmillis

Calvin and Andre Johnson were other 9.99s.

[mdb1958]

I'd like to see the top 20 or so WR all time Relative Athletic Score to see if that translates to anything noteworthy. Anybody got that data?

Who was getting his snaps at UGA and why?

[Ken]

Anyone have thoughts on USC's Brenden Rice?

[acmillis]

https://ras.football/

Their site doesn't seem to work that great, but feel free to mess around with it. @acmillis

Calvin and Andre Johnson were other 9.99s.

Thanks for the link! After reviewing the ALL TIME relative athletic scores, I've concluded that it is not an indicator whatsoever of NFL success IMO.

Not sure if this link will produce exactly what I'm looking at, but here it is: https://ras.football/.

Top 20 RAS WR all time rankings:

1. Megatron
2. Joe Webb
3. Andre Johnson
4. Matt Jones (you mean the dude that played QB in college?!?!?)
5. Moritz Boehringer
6. Adonai Mitchell
7. Javon Walker
8. Julio Jones
9. Chase Claypool
10. Vincent Jackson
11. Roy Hall
12. Bryce Ford-Wheaton
13. Braylon Edwards
14. Breshad Perriman
15. Christian Watson
16. Andrei Iosivas
17. Jeff Janis
18. Miles Boykin
19. Kevin Austin
20. Scott Long


I'll take Mike Evans' 7.0 RAS I guess...

[Grahamburn]

Another bad list to be on for Mitchell.

[mdb1958]

College*

[Cheb]

Another bad list to be on for Mitchell.

Yikes.

An interesting list, for sure. That's seemingly a solid criteria for WR scouting.

[Grahamburn]

https://ras.football/

Their site doesn't seem to work that great, but feel free to mess around with it. @acmillis

Calvin and Andre Johnson were other 9.99s.

Thanks for the link! After reviewing the ALL TIME relative athletic scores, I've concluded that it is not an indicator whatsoever of NFL success IMO.

Not sure if this link will produce exactly what I'm looking at, but here it is: https://ras.football/.

Top 20 RAS WR all time rankings:

1. Megatron
2. Joe Webb
3. Andre Johnson
4. Matt Jones (you mean the dude that played QB in college?!?!?)
5. Moritz Boehringer
6. Adonai Mitchell
7. Javon Walker
8. Julio Jones
9. Chase Claypool
10. Vincent Jackson
11. Roy Hall
12. Bryce Ford-Wheaton
13. Braylon Edwards
14. Breshad Perriman
15. Christian Watson
16. Andrei Iosivas
17. Jeff Janis
18. Miles Boykin
19. Kevin Austin
20. Scott Long


I'll take Mike Evans' 7.0 RAS I guess...

Some pretty nice company in that top 10 though. 3 first ballot HOFers. Couple others with great careers. Then several JAGs on down the line.

No wonder why Mitchell is so polarizing. When you consider the lack of production you wonder if he just doesn’t love the game? And that’s just not a guy you draft in the first round. O.J. Howard-esque. Or, do you determine the production is just because of how he was used?

[Grahamburn]

[mdb1958]

Isnt that an AI robot?

[Noles1724]

yes

homerism in play I'm sure, but I was also correct on K. Benjamin not being physical enough for his size and him not translating to the NFL.. also don't think J. Travis will be a 'starting' NFL QB caliber. So I'm not completing blind.

[Phantom]

I confess that I do not follow FSU games very closely, but I catch some here and there. He has the potential to excel; however, one major issue remains. A true #1 WR?

[Noles1724]

I confess that I do not follow FSU games very closely, but I catch some here and there. He has the potential to excel; however, one major issue remains. A true #1 WR?

He checks the boxes

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