The Haters Guide to the 2022 NFL Draft
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Las Vegas is a land where vast fortunes can be made and where they can be lost all in the same weekend. For the NFL Draft, every team is hoping to hit the jackpot. From the lowliest Tank Bowl contender to the winner of the Super Bowl itself, they know dynasties start in the war room. The 2022 NFL Draft was one that started harmlessly enough, but after the top ten unraveled?
Everything became chaotic.
This video will try to go over everything that happened. It's a little hard to do considering the events that occurred after the top ten.
May fortune favor your team in their selections.
I love how Tom Grossi went from being shocked at the Lions jumping up taking Williams to blaming the Vikings for the whole thing. “You purple incarnation of satan!”
That's my best explanation for why the Vikings took such a meager return. That trade should have read "32, 34, 66, watching the desperate Packers as they get scooped on a great WR by the Lions".
Then those Packtards did the exact same thing by moving up and taking 34 off us for their WR! 🤣🤦
Then calling tree when the yinzer nation picked Pickett
@@InchonDM Sometimes to destroy an enemy, it requires making unethical deals.
@@InchonDM According to modern trade value charts, Vikings actually won the trade.
Looking back the brief cut to a Brock Purdy getting picked feels like it was foreshadowing.
well you know, Tree is friends with the script writer.
Also Tree called how Hutch was a sure thing but Trayvon Walker is looking like a bust. Trent Balke's incompetence is baffling.
I honestly think this could be one of the deepest draft classes in recent memory. A lot of late talent taken.
It’s kind of odd how when there’s no really big franchise players, the draft board typically scatters and there’s a lot of value throughout every round
And Howie Roseman left himself with only 5 picks by the end of it. Awesome /s.
@@k-master973 And in this particular case, the extra eligibility year meant a lot of people coming out in 2022 who otherwise would've been in the 2021 class.
Make sense, there’s less direct competition between teams for players when the draft is filled with system fits and role players rather than raw talent
The trade market was fascinating this year. When plenty of teams saw opportunities in a draft class that had depth as its calling card, and others saw the Rams getting rewarded for their NBA-style "fuck them picks" dice roll, you had the potential for a super active trade market. Throw in a sharp increase in the collective valuation of WRs (and at least one team who saw that as a selling opportunity), and that potential was realised in quite remarkable fashion after the slow start.
Coming back to this right before the NFC championship game and seeing Brock Purdys face up there makes it all even more surreal
This draft was a lot different then what I expected I thought it was gonna be a bunch of teams reaching for qbs at least teams are learning to draft oline and defensive pieces
Well there were a ton of WRs
@@extragoogleaccount6061 Im mostly talking about qbs I’ll take the wr part out
Prolly cuz this QB class was dogshit? Literally 2-3 notable QBs in this class. Willis, Pickett, and coral were the only ones being talked about
@@ig9378 This class was light on QBs. Most teams will be fine for a year until 2023 where you won't be able to swing a stick without hitting a QB.
QB market in the NFL is extremely oversaturated right now. Guy are playing into their 40s more than ever and tons of starting QBs today were drafted in the last 5 years
Who would’ve thought the man at 21:33 would’ve been one of the biggest steals of the draft…
Holy fuck, man
THE biggest steal
all teams thought there were 261 men more ready for the NFL than him
and he's about to play Quarterback in the Super Bowl
Love these videos
Loving to the max🤭
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Little did we all know that the answer to the Jimmy G saga was briefly shown on screen😂
0:00 Las Vegas
0:34 Travon Walker - Jaguars
1:13 Aidan Hutchinson - Lions
1:43 Derek Stingley Jr - Texans
2:17 Ahmad Sauce Gardner - Jets
2:45 Kayvon Thibodeaux - Giants
3:21 Ikem Ekwonu- Panthers
4:13 Evan Neal - Giants
4:56 Drake London - Falcons
5:33 Charles Cross - Seahawks
6:06 Garrett Wilson - Jets
6:38 Chris Olave - Saints
7:14 Jameson Williams - Lions
7:46 Jordan Davis - Eagles
8:23 Kyle Hamilton - Ravens
9:13 Kenyan Green - Texans
9:48 Jahan Dotson - WashComs
10:31 Zion Johnson - Chargers
11:07 Treylon Burks - Titans
12:14 Trevor Penning - Saints
12:50 Kenny Pickett - _Pittsburgh_
13:43 Trent McDuffie - Chiefs
14:15 Quay Walker - Packers
14:48 Kaiir Elam - Bills (🪙)
15:23 Tyler Smith - Cowboys
16:00 Tyler Linderbaum - Ravens
16:40 Jermaine Johnson II - Jets
17:21 Devin Lloyd - Jaguars
17:50 Devonte Wyatt - Packers
18:30 Cole Strange - Patriots
19:00 George Karlaftis - Chiefs
19:26 Daxton Hill - Bengals
19:59 Lewis Cine - Vikings
20:40 Many teams didn’t have a 1st round pick
20:51
Rams,
Broncos,
Raiders,
Dolphins.
Eagles
Bears
49ers
21:10 Free Agency
21:54 (Over-confident)
Thanks ❤️
Colts did not have a first round pick either. Wasn't mentioned in video though.
@@evanmcaninch didn’t talk bout my bucs either
What a legend
But the Eagles did have a 1st rounder
I’ll be ready to come back in either a year or 4 years because there will always be busts/ horrible takes when it comes to the draft
Getting my popcorn ready
I love the 5 year review as much as the draft
And also a guy or two that was way better than people thought?
I’m bias but be on the lookout for Sam Williams. Dallas will be pleased
Fun fact: Aiden Hutchinson actually played at Divine Child High which is actually about 25 minutes away from my highschool and they just renamed the school stadium after him!
Ok I’m a MSU fan but also a lions fan and he’s a lion now so I’ll say that’s baller as hell, also fun fact he isn’t the only Devine Child alumni on a Detroit sports team, Eric Hasse for the tigers as well!
@@CRob172 I’m a Wolverines fan, let me just say this man is a baller. All of our players last year were. I’m a browns fan so I hoped that we’d try and take Hassan Haskins or Njobo
He grew up in the same town that I did, really cool seeing a homegrown pick stay in Michigan.
The reaction to the Kenny Pickett pick was incredible. Just pure yinzer
Stillers gahna Soopa Bowl
@@philly_sports1558 stillas gonhta SOUPERRRRR BOWWWLLL YEEEAAAAAA
I can't express how little faith I have in that pick, I legitimately think Pickens will be in the NFL longer even with his looming character concerns
Noooo, n'at. The Stillers are goin to the Sooooper Boll, n'at!
@@beamerball666 Tough loss for the Blueshirts last night. Pickens? He will likely be another high performing jagoff WR, like Brown, etc.
Trade announced:
Raiders receive: HC Josh McDaniels
Patriots receive: Questionable first round draft decisions
Raiders can have their 3rd and 2 hand offs to to Brandon Boulden..
@@kd9262 3rd and 2??? You meant to say 3rd and 6 right?
cole strange will end up a perennial pro-bowler and people will later deny they ever doubted him
If his stint with the Broncos (and Colts) is any indication, I’ll take questionable first round draft selections for $400 Eric
I guess you could say the Pats made a *Strange* pick
The NFL got mad at the Lions for turning in their draft card so quickly 😂
Fuck the nfl we know who we want
They would’ve ran more ads and skipped over my Lion’s picks if we had waited like they wanted! Eat shit the Lions are the next dynasty baby! I’m drinking all that Fucking koolaid!!!!!
lol
ok
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"Did you get Burks and Willis?"
"Yes."
"What did it cost?"
"A.J. Brown."
Y’all are fucked I’m sry 😢
“So he’s headed for greener pastures, figuratively and literally. He’s now an Eagle”. That’s some clever scriptwriting, Tree, I liked that line
AJ Brown and Devonta Smith could potentially be the best Eagles WR duo since Jackson and Maclin. It helps that Brown and Jalen Hurts are close friends too.
Yeah, right there with you. That's why I'm glad he still takes a quality over quantity approach to his videos
Always love to see Tom Grossi in pain when the Packers don't draft a wide receiver in the first round
christian watson was a first round talent they traded up for in the second
Well you must’ve been disappointed when that didn’t happen this year
The Packers cannot trade up for receiving first round is prohibited
There wasn't a receiver taken from their last first round pick to where they traded up to in the second, so for once they effectively did draft a first round receiver.
@@GlacialScion Exactly. If they had used their 22nd pick on Watson, Walker or Wyatt might have gone to another team; instead, they got all three and only had to trade in the 2nd round, which is wayyy less costly.
Going to be very interesting in 2027 when UT does this recap and points out that the most important draft pick that year was literally the very last one.
Insane that Ikem is still technically a work in progress but also a day 1 impact starter. Very well may be the best player from this draft class
Carolina has no choice. They have to start him. Ikem's their best lineman.
So glad the Panthers finally drafted an O-lineman in the first round, since they've needed line help ever since 2015
@@coveyhough2524 Cam played the second half of that SB with a concussion, I will die on this hill
21:30 Tree was just looking for B-roll, little did he know who this guy would become
Gotta say, this is the first draft in a long time without any QB reaches. If anything, I think Malik Willis should've gone higher.
Pickett at 20 was kind of a reach. Only had the one good year and processes incredibly slowly. He already takes over three seconds to throw the ball and rookies in the NFL normally become even slower at first. Taking 3.5 seconds to throw in the NFL will get you killed
@@Rekcha Well Pittsburgh needed someone badly, I don't blame them 💀
@@10thletter40 What do you mean, they have the NVP! They didn’t need another quarterback!
@@Rekcha Last time Pittsburgh desperately needed a QB when there was a good Pitt QB available and passed on them in the first round, that guy was Dan Marino. If Pickett succeeds at the NFL level and they didn't grab a QB this round, the city would fucking ream them for it like they still do over Marino.
You can argue it was fanservice but saying it was a bad pick ignores that if it's a good pick and they don't take it they're going to look like morons.
@@Rekcha he doesn't need too start right away anyways, he can sit under mitch the first year
You know there's three truths in life death, taxes and the Packers not drafting a wide receiver in the first round.
Still got Watson
Watson was considered a top 5 guy by most analysts so you can argue the packers got a steal along with 2 defense cornerstones
As an Eagles fan, Jordan Davis went to his perfect match. He doesn’t have to worry about being a 3-down DT yet since he gets to be in a rotation with Fletcher Cox and Javon Hargrave who are super good at drawing double teams on their own. Also, anyone who follows the Eagles knows that they love to bring in big and athletic guys and mold them into quality pieces for their trenches. Just look at how well Jordan Mailata has worked out.
I’m so excited about AJ Brown being an Eagle, and I was jumping around excited like a child when I saw the news. The Eagles have needed a veteran presence in the wide receiver room for far too long, and they got one who’s currently only 24, has made a pro bowl, and all without giving up any future picks. He also fits the big, physical X receiver the offense needed as a complement to DeVonta Smith. It’s also so wholesome to see how close AJ and Jalen Hurts have been over the years and how they now are on the same team. This isn’t the Howie Roseman that drafted Jalen Reagor two years ago. I think the fan backlash has clearly gotten to him, and he’s made a ton of quality moves since trading Carson Wentz to set this team up for a bright future, regardless if Hurts is the guy king term or not.
I’m also STUNNED that we got Nakobe Dean in the THIRD ROUND. I’m not sure if I should be more stunned that he fell that far or that a team that is notorious for not investing much in the linebacker position was the team to pick him up. Either way I’m excited for the season and for our future. FLY EAGLES FLY!
Nakobe dean was the ONLY player I wanted like badlyyy. I can’t believe this. It’s like a dream. The hype is soooo freakin real dude. Fly eagles fly. 🥹
I love the upside with Davis and as you say he landed on a team that will give him rotational snaps to start and has a history of making "Planet Theory" picks to good effect. He could easily be the new Vita Vea, and his absolute floor is "hard-counters HB Dive and QB Sneak".
If my Chargers hadn't signed Joseph-Day in FA I'd genuinely have wanted to trade up for him myself.
Howie absolutely killed this draft no doubt
Praise be onto Howie, long may he reign.
Man as a Ravens fan screw you Eagles :( but at least he went to another bird team.
Another banger video by Tree here folks. I'm guessing the next video is The Haters Guide to the 2021/22 NHL Season: Debriefing where we will all see Tree slam Vegas.
As a Bills fan, I feel like our team completely manhandled the draft and very few people realize it. In the first round we drafted a CB with Richard Shermans body type and play style but Josh Allens growth mindset. In the second we grabbed Dalvin Cooks brother, the best YAC HB in the draft to give to Josh Allen whose receivers were last in the NFL in YAC last season. In the third they drafted a LB who appears to be a perfect genetic duplicate of Matt Milano to be Matt Milanos backup. In the 5th they got one of the drafts best athletic freak WRs in Kalil Shakir who is also a YAC machine. And in the 6th they replaced their atrocious punter with punt god Araiza. Matt Haack was abominable for the Bills at punter which is good for how frequently they used him. Now imagine the one time a game you get Josh Allen to punt and you get the field completely flipped on you? Sneaky good draft that filled a ton of holes across the roster.
Getting James Cook in the second round was huge for them. Buffalo needs a bellcow running back and I believe he can be it.
They were already probably the most complete team and then they have that monster of a draft. If I wasn’t rooting for them to win the super bowl I would be scared.
Early returns aren't promising though Elam and Shakira look fine. cooks they don't use much so he may be good. araiza fell cause of the rape allegations, bills should have passed instead of wasting a 6th and cutting him anyway. The LB we'll see but with Milano out vs the jets bills defense could not stop the run. All early returns but not looking as much of a steal as it seemed
I'll always love these videos from UT because he's always objective about the picks, whether they be from a rival or not. Giving credit where credit is due and not overreacting.
I feel bad for Malik Willis man he's gonna seek his revenge for whoever past on him . Also the eagles, giants, jets, and lions won the draft.
Detroit is definitely building something here. They have drafted really well the last two drafts. I honestly could see them winning at least 6 or 7 games this upcoming season. I can't believe I am saying this about Detroit but I honestly think they are on the right track.
@@darthvader3742 might wanna add some more wins to that because of our schedule
Ravens as well. Although im not personally super high on Hamilton
@@RedMo46 I’ve found that the players I’m not that high in usually turn out to be the best picks, lol.
@@darthvader3742 To be honest, the Lions are the team that has a damn good culture. They have a coach that players want to play for and a team that has great potential.
One of the greatest times of the year: tree's draft analysis. Always a great shitposting moment.
"once pickett starts the steelers are going to the super bowl"
Very happy to see you still doing this after all these years Tree.
I can't believe I'm still somehow doing this too, man. It's crazy.
@@UrinatingTree your writing and sense of humor are great man. It's why I still watch :)
I think stingley is gonna translate amazingly to the nfl especially with his experience in lsu training with jamaar, however I do agree his injury is a little concerning, but he looks amazing, I’m excited for what he can do for our secondary
His ceiling really is HoF if the injuries aren't long-term damage
Did you know that he’s related to Darryl Stingley, former wide receiver for the New England Patriots who was hit so hard by Jack Tatum that he was paralyzed?
Dude hasn’t had great production for about 2 years now.
Kyle Brandt’s part was the best part of the draft. I nominate him as leader of Bills Mafia 💙❤️
The Kenny Pickett narrative just aged so horribly it turned into gold😂😂😂
The draft being in Vegas is symbolic, I love it
This and the draft retrospectives are my favorite videos of yours, as someone who watches no college football and just hears names when mock draft time comes around (to the point where I ask my friend after every Jets pick "Should I be happy?") to get a little background to each of these players after the fact will make my watching experience a whole lot better next season. Thank you!
Study's have shown 4 out of 5 people agree the Packers won't draft a wide receiver in the first round
The fifth being Grossi, I assume.
1:15 Hutchinson had an absolute stud year with the Lions. Best pick Lions could have made. Tree nailed it
This is a year in hindsight.... but highlighting a 49er in a Kittle jersey taking a photo of Brock Purdy at 21:33 was some epic low key foreshadowing. Tree is truly a Nostradamus, if only on accident! 😆
As I look back, the Lions did the right thing buy drafting Hutchinson. I think he's a favorite to win DROY. He's been balling. He's got a great motor and he's coachable!
Here's my thing with the Packers draft. 0 WRs were taken between 22 and 33. So we got two solid players to fill our biggest defensive need and still got the receiver we would've got if we drafted him 22 or 28. it all works our rather well.
Exactly. We would've probably picked Watson at 22 or 28 if we went WR, but we addressed our defense, which just got even better, and got our guy at 34. I actually like how Gute handled the draft, didn't reach for a position of need just to pick in the 1st, but drafted for best player available and still got insane talent. Shame people can't see past the "no WR in the first round" narrative....
@@robertcrawford1421 anyone that gives the Packers shit because we didn't get a WR with the first pick - and then says it was a shitty draft altogether - are people who don't actually understand football. They just spout off what they heard the Packers needed pre-draft and dug in their heels when it didn't happen. It's hilarious really.
Edit: I'm a little confused about the commentary from Tree. In one take, he says the Packers fucked up by not taking a WR in the first round. In the next, he says we traded up to grab one, who is said to be an immediate playmaker for us. But somehow, that means we still hate Rodgers?
RIP 12:45 (Franco Harris, not Kenny Pickett)
I pray the Jets finally get things together. I’m so ready for this team to not be a joke anymore
I used to watch Tree for the humour, but it’s the knowledge that keeps me coming back. Best breakdown I’ve watched.
I'm glad the Jets didn't buttfumble the picks and hopefully they can develop them well
This was, without a shadoow of doubt, the most entertaining draft of all time.
I really think if the Steelers knew that Willis was gonna fall to the third round they would have picked him then and gotten a WR and tackle in the first 2 rounds
A WR would've been a reach in the first round. They may have gone Linderbaum if that were the case. They'd have picked QB over Leal, though (even though I really like Leal).
@@UrinatingTree right I agree, and I just mean that it seemed like QBs were gonna go higher. I know Tomlin and Colbert loved Willis, and definitely would have taken him in the third and gotten other players in first and second. But if one team changes then everything else changes so you can't say for sure.
@@Machturtle7491 I'm really not upset about how their draft panned out, maybe they should have gone o-line somewhere but Pickett was the clear #1 and once everyone else fell out of the 5th-year option first round territory it was no surprise they fell to the 3rd. I still think they got the best guy this year and Mitch may turn out way better than expected. Regardless I think they truly upgraded at every single position and are in good shape for the future.
Everytime I find some music u use or sound effects u use in their original context makes me very happy!
Crazy to see Franco Harris here, and to know he would be gone months later
it's appropriate that he was the one who welcomed Kenny Pickett to the club
I hope that lad has one hell of a career in black and gold
maybe we'll all start calling him "Mister Pittsburgh"
When Goodell says "AFC Champion Cincinnati Bengals"... That little look he gives the crowd. He knew he'd get that reaction and he enjoyed it.
Starting to think even when everyone else is gone in the first round the Packers still won't draft a wide receiver
Honestly don't see how it's a haters guide when it may be the best draft recap on RUclips. Great video... up my ravens. linderbaum such a good pic
Honesty really disappointed in Kwesi in MN. He was supposed to bring new life to Minnesota, and his draft was just role playing as a shittier Rick Spielman.
That trade back with Detroit was awful in terms of what you got back.
Yeah it really was plus some of the players they passed up on as well.
Shit, im fine with the trade. It doesnt look great on paper, but imo, since the draft was pretty deep it helped us get not just lewis cine(who jerry jones apparently had at #13 on his draft board), but also let us trade back with the packers and grab booth at 42(who a lot of people had going in the 1st). I think he just valued cine and booth vs kyle hamilton, which I agree with because we're not 1 kyle hamilton away from being contenders, we need good players and we also really need depth. Along with picks like ed ingram and brian asamoah, I think the vikings had a really good draft. Guess only time will tell though.
Yea the Vikings got fleeced hard
Thank you for ending on that Kyle Brandt clip! I laughed my ass off listening to that & hearing the fans boo! 😂
Does it seem crazy that maybe the Vikings/Lions trade for this draft came with a potential trade for Hockenson once the Lion's playoffs hopes were completely dead.
My favorite types of vids from this guy
This was a VERY deep draft. No true generational talent, but you'll be hard pressed to find anyone who'll really lost here in a few years. The 2022 Draft will fill a ton of roster spots going forward (as in long after the usual washouts, this class looks to have staying power)
I think so too.
Tree pulling up an Arthur Anderson reference made me fall out of my chair.
My dad worked there during the Enron thing, he's got stories for days
As a Seahawks fan, I’m shocked we didn’t trade away the 1st round pick but hot damn our qb room sucks. If we get 5 wins I’m surprised
eh i think lock might surprise a lot of people. the guy was never a bad QB, the moment you go through his film and count the number of dropped passes and screwed up routes by his receivers it becomes clear that his issues stemmed from bad coaching and bad receivers. in a better environment with a coach who can actually develop him and receivers who can actually catch i feel hes going to put up wins.
It would've been smart for you guys to trade for Baker Mayfield. Low risk high reward move. If it doesn't work out, you can replace him with a rookie in 2023 and the only con is a loss of money for this year. If Baker proves to be good, Seahawks would already be playoff contenders again this year and he'd be a solid long-term solution at QB.
@@neildalessandro8196 Cleveland has zero leverage when it comes to trades and they’re asking way too much right now. Teams are just waiting for them to release him
@@donnyg9993 And if Cleveland doesn't? Then a year of Baker's career is wasted, and he's most certainly one of the best 32 QBs in the league. No reason he can't start somewhere. It's not like these other teams are being any less petty than the Browns right now.
@@neildalessandro8196 Cleveland is set to pay him 19 million this year and they just got Watson they’re definitely gonna release him
Looking back on this I didn’t even realize Franco announced Kenny’s pick. RIP to a true legend 🙏
The Eagles basically turned Carson Wentz into AJ Brown. Howie pulled some magic there.
Yes!!!! Tree, I've waited very patiently for this content!!
As a Chiefs fan, good to know that the guy at the end jinxed the Bills for this season.
To be fair to him, though, I say the same thing every year as a Chiefs fan since 1989. The fire burns bright every year baby!
I like coming back to these videos too see just how bad they aged. He was right in saying it would.
LETS GOOOO LOVE U TREE your mad funny this draft was pretty good for the giants thank god they didn’t fumble the bag like usual
Hey Urinating Tree. Been watching your draft videos. Really enjoying them and how you present it. One suggestion is revisiting more drafts and maybe even revisiting older drafts? Think it would be pretty cool. You're awesome.
As a Michigan and a Bengals fan, I am happy about getting Hill. I also hope Hutchinson becomes the next JJ Watt. Who Dey!
as a fellow yinzer and masochist Pitt fan. I love the analysis of the the Pickett pick.
20:35 jeff gladney comment hit different now
After watching this video, I went ahead and clicked on the 2017 draft revisit which, unsurprisingly, had a link to your original 2017 draft video.
I now understand why you started this video with, "This will not age well......". Even so, all three were fukking hilarious! Thanks, Tree!
The Trubisky part aged well in that vid. The Mahomes part did not.
@@UrinatingTree Yeah, well, being a Chiefs fan, I'm very happy that your take was wrong on Mahomes but you're absolutely right that if he'd gone to just about any other team, he'd probably be considered a bust.
After decades of mediocre to godawful drafts, I'm still bewildered by how well Veach and Reid have done with the draft since they came aboard. I get why the Chiefs are getting torched by other fans (I like to call it "Patriots Syndrome") but believe me, we're as amazed by the past 4 seasons as much as anyone else.
BTW - Thanks for mentioning Trent Green. I know he's got a ring from the Rams (even though he got to watch that season from the bench) but I think he's on the list of QB's that really should have led a team to a Superbowl. After that first concussion, he was just never the same. He's still really active here in KC and is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.
I have a feeling Bill thought he was buying tickets to the new Dr. Strange movie
Don't know the guy personally, but Penning graduated from highschool in my current town of residence, went to UNI which I graduated from, and now gets to play with the Honey Badger. As a Chiefs fan and UNI Alum it's so cool. Definitely following his career. Although I'm a Chiefs fan through and through. I hope for his success.
A season later and Hamilton and Linderbaum are Pro Bowlers. I'd say the Ravens did well.
I’m still pissed my Vikings traded back and took cine over Hamilton
Man, I have so much PTSD from watching Bills' drafts in the 21st century, so I was worried that Beane was gonna try and reach on RB in round 1 since things are very uncertain with Singletary right now. CB was exactly what I wanted to see, and while Elam wasn't who I'd hoped for, I'm sold on him. His work ethic and attitude are exactly the kind of thing that causes one to go far in a system like McDermott's, so I'm excited to see how he'll pan out.
You know maybe Lamar Jackson shouldn't rip the Ravens when there still drafting their players in the first round
But who's he going to throw the ball to now besides TE Mark Andrews?
@@neildalessandro8196 ravens are guaranteed to sign either Jarvis Landry, Julio Jones or trade for deebo
@@donnyg9993 It would be the right move in this case, but we don't know until it actually happens, now do we?
Tree, you should make a video on the do’s’ and don’ts of developing a quarterback that follows the 2018 Quarterback draft class. Maybe focusing specifically on Josh Rosen and or Sam Darnold and Josh Allen.
“They ride and die with Zach Wilson”
This aged well.
"They ride and die with Aaron Rodgers"
Rodgers: "tears Achilles immediately and is out for the season"
We always love your videos tree keep posting em, think I speak for a lot when I say these videos have helped us through the recent tough times so thanks for that tree.
First time in a few years I could say no one had an extremely bad pick
We’ll see in four years
Patriots had a pretty sus pick in the 1st and their draft in general wasn’t good either, but like UT said, it’s a vintage Bill Belichick draft
Green Bay
Jacksonville
@@geck0milk walker is not a bad player, can’t just have cambell out there every snap
One year later and somehow the two teams with pro-bowlers so far are the New York Jets (Sauce) and the Seattle Seahawks (Tariq Woolen). The team who never drafts good picks, and the team we all clowned for trading away their franchise QB.
Howie Roseman’s redemption arc is really coming along well
Hopefully we get to hear this week on ✨days of our Steelers✨this season
20:35
anyone here after jeff gladney literally died
RIP
Yeah ouch
Yeah I noticed that as well
Thanks for the vid tree I have rona atm can't sleep 101 temp so I got something to watch
me realizing that the jets absolutely won ton this draft now that it's november
Or Seahawks
Here after mcduffie had a huge game on Sunday, bro balled out
Deep down we all know why Atlanta went wide receiver over other pressing needs - Calvin Ridley's impending 1 year suspension.
Gage has also left.
Random-ish: but I went to high school with Ikem Ekwonwu. Wasn’t very close with him, but had a few computer science classes with him and saw him around the locker room all the time. Dude is an absolute character to be around, and it’s hard not to love him. Glad to see he’ll be returning home to Charlotte to play, even if the Panthers have been worse for wear recently.
21:34 well look who it is
This is a great video to be on the toilet for
One thing was certain with this draft........ STILERS GON SUPER BOWL!!!
Been waiting for this since last year…and now my next wait begins
seahawks comment aged well
21:40 This May or may not age well BUT I admire this guy’s sheer confidence.
The Patriots’ draft was perfectly fine IMO…
Hopefully Tyquan Thornton isn’t a bust…Pats need help at WR.
There wasn't any WR selected between pick #22 and pick #34, so GB played that perfectly if they really wanted those defensive guys
The true break out was Brock Purdy
I love your videos. Especially the grade of a draft 5 years ago. Id love to see you do a draft grade years ago review. Like the browns got a A+ grade on the draft picks, but none of the players worked out. So you regrade it for what it actually is.. An F.
And now Jeff Gladney is dead. RIP man
Surprising how tame Tree was about the Pats pick... Was a reach in my opinion but like he said, fitting the Pats system and working well under "The Hoodie" will do wonders for Strange. Pus, O-Line help is always needed. Now about those WR's...
Starting to think Aaron Rodgers might have to throw the ball to the Pizza delivery man they found on the street.
Man, what an INCREDIBLE pick by the SUPER BOWL 57 NO-SHOW BUFFALO BILLS!