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2023 NFL Position Rankings Cheat Sheet (All Positions)) (Patreon)

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2023-04-26 14:23:36
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Hello once again!

Here is the second version of the 2023 Position Rankings cheat sheet. I am still working on blurbs for the offensive side of the ball because I had to put this together hastily, since the college conferences won't let me use all-22 for position rankings videos anymore. That beings said, more offensive blurbs and notes will be out before the Draft starts!

Remember, this is the actual cheat sheet that I will be using when I say my thoughts on every single pick of the Draft later this week over on the Podcast channel (we are live during every pick, so come join us!). Some of the rankings may be way off consensus, but I'm cool with that :)

Enjoy folks. If you have any questions at all in the mean time, please do not hesitate to ask!

Comments

Justin Linder

Brett, any reason you’re much lower on jake haener than the rest of the nfl world seems to be recently?

Tobias

Love that you're relatively high on Keion White. Would be better if my packers weren't thinking of drafting him in the 1st

Anonymous

Just saw you added McGuire to the edges. Love it

Brett Kollmann
>>107223887

I think Packers go tackle, personally. I'd bet they want a succession plan in place for Bakh, because they don't want Jordan Love to die on the field

Tobias
>>107223887

Darnell or Skoro for me as they can both play guard in the meantime or whenever

Brett Kollmann
>>107213519

I suppose it depends on how we define "low" haha. He's relatively small-ish and has a nice arm, so naturally the comparisons will be made to Kyler and Bryce, but I don't think he's as good of a mover as them, and he certainly doesn't have the vision or spatial awareness of either of them. Gets himself into a lot of trouble throwing balls late that should have been picked off, or just outright not seeing hang defenders down the field waiting for him to pull the trigger on balls that he should never even attempt. Aidan O'Connell even looks conservative compared to Haener when he's in "screw it, I can hit that" mode. Overall, I would take him as a developmental backup to see what we've got, but I'm not sure I trust him to start without costing our offense with turnovers.