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Another great comment here. Their financial decisions with Russell Wilson have been questionable at best. Nix is a guy who has potential to transcend what he was asked to do at Oregon (which Justin Herbert had a lot of the same problems with short throws in college). The Broncos have a situation where they absolutely needed to go after a quarterback when they did (although I agree, Bowers is a talent that is too good to pass up on). Noted on the PFF rankings, thanks for bringing that up. Contextual football is something we're working towards and the insights you brought here are helpful. Let's see if your predictions turn out to be true!

@@AmonaMission No one actually knows but he busted at a better, more talented program already and Herbert was crapped on because he stayed in school one year longer than should of. If Herbert had come out as a junior he would have gone 1st overall just like if AOC came out a year earlier he probably would have been a 1st round pick as well. I would never compare Nix to Herbert though he doesn't throw the ball nearly as well but maybe his shortcomings will be moot because of the offense and coaching. Nix is the kind of player that in a normal draft without all those other QBs he probably goes in the top 8 i call it Christian Ponder syndrome

Hey James, thanks for your comments and great insight here! Henry Ruggs did have some great traits to be a dynamic player, but there are other technical factors that needed to be developed in his game. The whole point in bringing him up in comparison to Xavier Worthy is that we both believe Xavier Worthy has more technical prowess than Ruggs did when the Raiders took him #12 overall. With the Chiefs, they have way more options on the D-line besides Chris Jones (Karlaftis, Derrick Nnadi, Wharton, Danna, and Omenihu). Obviously, Jones is a game-wrecker (we saw this in the Super Bowl as most recent evidence) and as always injuries will always determine ceiling. However, the Chiefs can mitigate a loss like Jones unlike other teams to still make a deep playoff run. Raiders can make it interesting no question. It will come down to O'Connell and White for sure. As a fan of O'Connell, he is very underrated and smart as a quarterback. If they can both grow and be maximized in the scheme, they have a great ceiling.

@@AmonaMissionWithout Jones's disruption none of the d-lineman of the Chiefs would be someone you'd have to game plan for mostly a bunch of the same kind of players, pocket pushers more than actual complete pass rushers. Come on guys Ruggs was picked high in a very good draft for a reason, he's much bigger and stronger than Worthy and was almost as fast. Worthy was projected as a mid-2nd rd pick for a reason, he's small, skinny and has a small catch radius. If it weren't for Andy i'd of looked at him as more of a gadget type player. I'll admit i'm even guilty of overrating the Chiefs players sometimes if it was anyone besides the Chiefs Worthy wouldn't have scared me at all. You would have to be a Raider fan to have seen the impact Ruggs was starting to have on teams game plans.I wonder if he gets another chance it's the kind of thing the Chiefs like to do.