2021 NFL Draft Order

37 comments on “2021 NFL Draft Order”

1. MoneyBallJustWorks • 4 years ago

   should be interesting. A part from the obvious Jags and Jets, Falcons could get their Ryan replacement, Detroit their Stafford replacement. Denver and Carolina should at least consider.

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   • qbert1996 • 4 years ago

     i dont think the Jets situation is as obvious as it seems to you. Trading the #2 for a haul seems like a good idea for a team is desperate need of talent in multiple areas.

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2. joeshmoe11 • 4 years ago

   I know Cincinnati isn’t an easy word to learn but operating a professional SPORTS site you’d think that they could figure it out

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   • iron • 4 years ago

     I agree. Luckily, there’s no NFL team in Mississippi

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   • Tom • 4 years ago

     When criticizing a typo on someone else’s work, you should remember to use—and know how to use—punctuation.

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     • findingnimmo • 4 years ago

       Well said, Tom!

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   • phillyballers • 4 years ago

     I know it’s not hard to spell trash. Trash. Trash! ugh freaking autocorrect C I N C I N N A T I.

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3. iron • 4 years ago

   NFL needs to have a NHL style lottery to help deter tanking (cough…Eagles…cough)

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   • petersdylan36 • 4 years ago

     Honestly, people are upset because it was a prime time game. If it was the early 1pm eastern game, no one would have noticed, no one would have cared.
     Not the eagles fault they had literally no incentive to win. They didn’t ask for the game to be flexed to Sunday night

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     • kevin t. • 4 years ago

       I wonder if anyone looked at stats at all. the sub actually had a better passing completion percentage. so yea he threw few ints but he actually threw better . I bet had it not been a first rd pick qb’ing out there and had he not been a dual threat no one would be talking. even the backup ran for positive yards. both qbs didn’t preform good period . tho one turned the ball over less then the other which is hindsight really.

       I don’t care for either team really don’t lol. I’m sure one could make a case that he was protecting his starting qb from injuries given they had zero playoff chance.

       two other teams benched starters to protect from injuries but they were playoff bound but same thing applies to team with no chance in their last game with a rookie QB that was a first rounder .

       I doubt they tanking cuz they had starters put there .

       I agree had another team not been needing them to win to make the playoffs and had it not been a primetime game no one would be talking and trying to make it out to be some huge injustice .

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   • DarkSide830 • 4 years ago

     right, but the 5 teams above us weren’t tanking

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     • hersch • 4 years ago

       I’ve been watching football for 40 years, I’m not an Eagles, Giants, or WFT fan and I’ve no axe to grind other than to say that what happened last night absolutely disgusts me. Made me sick to my stomach. NFL needs to address what happened. Doug Pederson should be ashamed of himself and should never be allowed near an NFL franchise again. When a league loses integrity in that fashion something needs to be done about it for the good of the game.

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       • parx • 4 years ago

         I get what the eagles did, and while from a team building aspect it makes total sense and was a very smart move, from a football fan perspective I would never want Doug Peterson to coach my team, if he started sudfeld it would’ve been different, down 3 to a division opponent in the 4th quarter and then quitting is not respectable, feel bad for the eagles players who were willing to tear their acls on any play had a coach quit on them

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         • crb15 • 4 years ago

           The eagles had nothing to gain from winning that game. Also, it is not like Pederson took out all the starters and definitely tanked. He took out a QB that was 7-20 with only 72 passing yards and an interception.

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           • linc_case • 4 years ago

             Eagles could have put Norm Snead in at QB instead of Sudfeld and been better off. Kid does not belong in the NFL.

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       • saluelthpops • 4 years ago

         Hurts was atrocious last night. If Peterson really wanted to make sure to lose that game then he leaves Hurts in.

         No NFC East team has a legitimate gripe about how the season turned out. None of them deserve to even be considered a playoff team. Hey Giants, win more than 6 games and then maybe we’ll listen to complaints about you missing the playoffs. This whole conversation really revolves around a bunch of losers complaining about being the least acceptable loser. The fact the Cowboys were even in the conversation should tell you everything about how pathetic this division is.

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         • hersch • 4 years ago

           I couldn’t care less about the Giants. They made their bed as they say. I made my comments from a fan’s perspective. You must be an Eagles fan the way you defend them. I’ve heard there’s a petition being circulated for the NFL to expel Pederson from the league, fine the Eagles franchise $100M, and move their first round pick to the end of the first round. It would suit them fine. There’s no place in the game for that BS. As for Hurts atrocious play he had two rushing touchdowns and was playing his heart out. I’ve never even heard of this Sudfield kid and quite frankly he stinks.

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           • petersdylan36 • 4 years ago

             You must have read a fan forum board. There is no precedent to ever fine at team that much money. Actually any of those punishments would be outrageous

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           • htbnm57 • 4 years ago

             Sudfield has been with the Eagles for three years and started a game against the Cowboys a few years ago. If you don’t like the Eagles last night how about all the playoff teams that rest their starters for the last game of the season after they clinched a playoff spot?

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           • saluelthpops • 4 years ago

             @hersch, definitely not an Eagle’s fan. And it was not my intent to defend them. I honestly don’t care other than annoyed by a bunch of babies crying about the integrity of the game. No one mentions the Steelers sitting their starters in a game that was critical for 4 or 5 other AFC teams in the playoff hunt. If the Browns lose that game the Dolphins get in the playoffs. I don’t hear Miami—a 10-6 team—crying foul. But all over the place I’m seeing a 6-10 Giants team talking about how unfair things are. SIX AND TEN!!!

             And Hurts WAS atrocious—7/20 passing with an INT—a stat line like that has gotten more a few QB’s benched.

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         • linc_case • 4 years ago

           Giants really have nobody to blame but themselves. By losing those 3 in a row they basically disqualified themselves from any playoff. Never put your fate in someone else’s hands. Especially Philadelphia since most figured they’d screw the Giants if at all possible (and get a higher draft pick to boot).

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       • bumpy93 • 4 years ago

         why is that the New York Jets when they turn around and beat the Rams in week 14 everybody was saying how stupid the Jets were to win that game they’re idiots for going out there and trying they had Trevor Laurence sitting there don’t give me the bull crap well that’s a number one overall pick and a generational talent cuz then you’re going to say well it’s okay to tank if you can get the number one pick but it’s not okay to tank if you can get a top better top ten pick either there’s no tank in whatsoever or it’s okay to tank you can’t be a hypocrite and pick out which ones you want to be able to tank and not

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         • hersch • 4 years ago

           One word for you……Punctuation!

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       • phillyballers • 4 years ago

         Jalen Hurts gets Alex Smithed by #99 and then they all say “why was he out there”

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     • roguesaw • 4 years ago

       Well if the Jets were, they did it wrong.

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   • Ya'll a bunch of salty crybabies • 4 years ago

     Here’s an idea. If you want to make it to the playoffs, win more games. That way, you don’t have to rely on other teams to get you in. Just a thought……..

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   • Mikel Grady • 4 years ago

     I agree watching browns make playoffs when they have had 1 pick last seems like 10 years

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   • Regi Green • 4 years ago

     1 half….we’re you also complaining about the multiple years of tanking by the Browns?

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4. floridagators • 4 years ago

   No one knows how to spell Cincinnati.

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   • Regi Green • 4 years ago

     Nobody really cares to either.

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5. I Beg To Differ • 4 years ago

   Whoever the next GM of the Texans is the new rule should be no trading future draft picks for the next 20 years.

   Twice they’ve been burned by this. First #4 to Cleveland (missed out on Bradley Chubb) and now #3 to Miami.

   Keep your picks, trade back, and build a team through the draft.

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   • dobrien13 • 4 years ago

     Don’t forget #35 to the Phins as well!

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     • illowa • 4 years ago

       wow, 3,18,35,50,& 67 picks will certainly solidify mia going forward. wrap up the ol with their 1st pick, sewell and then grab a rb, najee or etienne maybe?

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6. dandan • 4 years ago

   Am I the only one that thinks strength of schedule is a dumb tiebreaker? Should be head-to-head first and if the teams didn’t play, then strength of schedule

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   • crosseyedlemon • 4 years ago

     They actually need creative tie breakers (mascot wrestling?) that can be televised in prime time. Every bit of revenue counts in a season dominated by Covid.

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     • dandan • 4 years ago

       I would pay an unhealthy amount of money to watch mascots fight to the death right now.

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     • cubsnomore • 4 years ago

       In some cases that would be more entertaining than watching the teams play.

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