How much did '21 Draft Improve the Cards vs Other NFCW Teams: -5 to +5

[SissyBoyFloyd]

On a Scale of improving less or more than the 3 others team in their division, how would you score us?

Cardinals 2021 Draft Picks
Round 1: No. 16, LB Zaven Collins
Round 2: No. 49, WR Rondale Moore
Round 4: No. 136, CB Marco Wilson
Round 6: No. 223, CB Tay Gowan
Round 7: No. 243, S James Wiggins; No. 247, C Michal Menet

San Francisco 49ers 2021 Draft selections
No. 3: Trey Lance, QB
No. 48 (via LVR): Aaron Banks, OL
No. 88: Trey Sermon, RB
No. 102: Ambry Thomas, CB
No. 155: Jaylon Moore, G
No. 172: Deommodore Lenoir, CB
No. 180: Talanoa Hufanga, S
No. 194: Elijah Mitchell, RB

Los Angeles Rams 2021 draft selections
No. 57: TuTu Atwell, WR
No. 103: Ernest Jones, LB
No. 117: Bobby Brown III, DT
No. 130: Robert Rochell, CB
No. 141: Jacob Harris, WR
No. 174: Earnest Brown IV, DE
No. 233: Jake Funk, RB
No. 249: Ben Skowronek, WR
No. 252: Chris Garrett, LB

Seattle Seahawks 2021 Draft Picks
Round 2: No. 56, WR D’Wayne Eskridge
Round 4: No. 137, CB Tre Brown
Round 6: No. 208, OT Stone Forsythe

 

[BleedRed]

I like that we added alot of youth and athleticism to our defense. Especially the secondary.

 

[Finito]

This whole draft is super weak.

maybe the worst draft class I’ve ever seen

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

This whole draft is super weak.

maybe the worst draft class I’ve ever seen

I agree with you completely. This was the worst draft class that I can remember. Some of this is likely attributable to the unique nature of the last year for NCAA football but I don’t see any team that truly should be particularly excited for their top pick other than the Jaguars

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

This whole draft is super weak.

maybe the worst draft class I’ve ever seen

It does feel weaker than normal. Some studs will still emerge.

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

I feel just the opposite really. Maybe I learned more about more players than before, but I was excited about all the picks, even the later rounds, more than ever before. I feel excited about watching all these WRs develop, along with all the DE/LBs. It will be fun to see which teams made the right choice of them all, and which ones bust out. The QBs also will be exciting to watch their development, similar to the QB drafts of 2004 & 2012. Even the CB group this year was very interesting.

 

[oaken1]

As far as NFCW goes IMO only the niners clearly improved their team more than we did

their defense is already stacked and they added qbof. OG and RB in the first three rounds

the guard and RBI’s are clearly meant to ease the transition of their new QB... their defense with a solid ground game will make the kid look like he belongs in the league right away

the Rams did okay.... but they drafted a dude named Bobby brown.....

seahags??? Nobody knows what the hell old Pete was doing

 

[PACardsFan]

As far as NFCW goes IMO only the niners clearly improved their team more than we did

their defense is already stacked and they added qbof. OG and RB in the first three rounds

the guard and RBI’s are clearly meant to ease the transition of their new QB... their defense with a solid ground game will make the kid look like he belongs in the league right away

the Rams did okay.... but they drafted a dude named Bobby brown.....

seahags??? Nobody knows what the hell old Pete was doing

The NFL Channel gave the following draft grades for the NFCW:

1. SF A-
2. AZ B+
3. LA C+
4. SEA C-

 

[Krangodnzr]

As far as NFCW goes IMO only the niners clearly improved their team more than we did

their defense is already stacked and they added qbof. OG and RB in the first three rounds

the guard and RBI’s are clearly meant to ease the transition of their new QB... their defense with a solid ground game will make the kid look like he belongs in the league right away

the Rams did okay.... but they drafted a dude named Bobby brown.....

seahags??? Nobody knows what the hell old Pete was doing

Pass rush and corner will be issues for the Niners and drafting a QB with 17 starts against Central Ohio Technical College and giving up a king's ransom isn't smart.

 

[AZCrazy]

Trading up to the top of the first round to take a Div II quarterback who played one year of ball, a year ago, is the riskiest thing I've ever seen the 9ers do. They can't get rid of Jimmy G now.

 

[oaken1]

Pass rush and corner will be issues for the Niners and drafting a QB with 17 starts against Central Ohio Technical College and giving up a king's ransom isn't smart.

Their front office hasn’t made too many mistakes recently.... maybe that pick was one.. but they’re taking a shot and their track record with the draft is much better than ours recently