Dan

This starting lineup is as good as anything we're going to see. The QB duo is basically unfair. LOL.

I'll echo remote. This team is fun, exciting. Yes, the youth could crumble, but it's positioned to really take off.

4.01- QB Jalen Hurts, Phi. 13.12- QB Russell Wilson, Pit. 3.12- RB Rachaad White, TB 5.12- RB James Conner, Ari. 7.12- RB Austin Ekeler, Was. 8.01- RB Gus Edwards, LAC 1.12- WR Garrett Wilson, NYJ 2.01- WR Puka Nacua, LAR 6.01- WR Christian Kirk, Jax. 11.12- WR Adam Thielen, Car. 12.01- WR Romeo Doubs, GB  16.01- WR Chase Claypool, Buf. 9.12- TE Cole Kmet, Chi. 10.01- TE Pat Freiermuth, Pit. 15.12- K Harrison Butker, KC 14.01- D/ST, San Francisco 49ers QB - Solid. Hurts is Hurts, and Wilson is a solid #2. Could be dynamic, but the floor is pretty high with Hurts. If Wilson meshes, this is really nice. RB - Not gonna complain. Starting WR-WR made me a little nervous, given the attention on RBs early in this draft. But 4 starters makes this a deep group, if not spectacular. White is young and explosive, and likely determines how good this unit is. It shouldn't lose me ground. WR - I like this group, despite the remarkable amount of youth. Youth anchors it, Kirk should be a #1 or 1a in a rising offense, and Thielen has a capped ceiling, but provides consistency. No regrets on Claypool, who is a complete swing. Huge talent, and if he screws his head on right, this unit is ridiculous. TE - waited a long time, and so lacking that surer-fire #1. But both are solid, and Freiermuth has big upside with a better situation in Pittsburgh. K & DEF - if rankings are anything, this is as fine as any. Overall - I am content with this squad. I don't know that it has the zazz of some, but there is potential upside, and a pretty solid floor (barring injuries, of course).

Glad I could be a part! Caught me while I was starting dinner for the crowd

That's cool. I'll take him.

16.01 - WR Chase Claypool, Buf

15.12 - K Harrison Butker, KC

14.01 - DEF San Francisco

13.12 - QB Russell Wilson, Pitt

10.01 TE Pat Freiermuth, Pitt

9.12 - TE Cole Kmet, CHI

Yup. Fixed.

8.01 - RB Gus Edwards, LAC

7.12 - RB Austin Ekeler, Wash

I feel like there are a couple of other WRs that could be argued in this tier that are still on the board.

He's a solid pick, good upside. My disdain for Baltimore might have impacted my judgment . . . But there were a couple of others, too, making this a nice area to be picking this group of receivers.

And Stevenson was the other one that I considered. Nice grab.

5th - 7th round. Most put him a little below where you picked him, but he's ranked solidly #4. You weren't getting him at your next pick.

Love the McBride pick. Nice value, and could be top TE this year.

Jones was my pick if Fumble didn't take him. Instead, I take a lesser talent in a potentially better situation. 6.1 - I had several options, and part of my heart wanted to go a different direction. But I still believe in what Jacksonville is building, and it feels irresponsible to leave their #1 WR hanging for too long.

6.01 - WR Christian Kirk, Jax

5.12 - RB James Conner, Ari

Pittman was one of the WRs that I was contemplating adding to an early stable . . .

Your decision made mine a little easier. There were still a couple of WRs that I liked (a lot, honestly), but Achane and White intrigued me the most with their upside. I love this pick. Miami is a dynamic offense, and the kid is just going to get better.

3.12 - RB Rachaad White, TB