Ranking Every Defensive Lineman in the 2024 NFL Draft Class 

That one cracked me up 😂

@scottdavis3225 your everywhere Bro! go Texans

agreed!

I started watching tape casually on draft prospects for the 2020 & 2021 classes, doing like 1-2 games of the top 30ish prospects. 2022 was the first class that I did a full big board with 300+ players and this grading scale, so this is my 3rd year. I've had plenty of misses, and will continue to miss on players because it's not a perfect science, but I try to improve my process every year & learn from my mistakes. I was actually planning on doing a video on players I've missed on, starting with the 2022 class. I think I'm going to do that 5-7 weeks into next season and make it a yearly video. Gotta give people time to fully develop. If I had to say now my biggest hits/misses from 2022 Misses - Evan Neal (1st overall) 😷 - Kaiir Elam (21) - Andrew Booth Jr (22) - Lewis Cine (25) - Skyy Moore (30) - Brock Purdy (270) - Christian Benford (288) Hits High on Tyler Smith (21) High on Kerby Joseph (24) Low on Treylon Burks (39) Low on Kenyon Green (40) High on Zach Tom (46) Low on Logan Hall (64) Low on David Bell, Wan'Dale Robinson, Velus Jones (165/178/179) No 1st round grade on a QB

@@AtoZSportsFilmRoom Nice! You're doing Great Bro. I will keep an eye out for your reconciled -files. Thanks for taking time to answer, color me impressed!

He’s listed as an EDGE.

He also tested very good at his combine with the weight gain I really like his game 📈

@@takeovamxbc3403 same

Jackson is overrated

@@binary I agree

It’s his opinion

@@quinnenwilliamsburner692 it won’t age well

@@takeovamxbc3403maybe you think that but a lot of people disagree with you

@@takeovamxbc3403but who knows it’s the nfl draft after all

Elaborate

Yeah a lot of guys, including me, think his high end comp is Vita Vea, who went top 15 no? The DWI might push his eval to the 3rd round or later, but he's definitely not starting there

​@@onekidarmya vita vea comp and/or first round projection implies you believe he'll be able to play 85~90% of defensive snaps. Most of the draft analysts lowered Sweat to late 2nd/3rd round when he showed up at the Senior Bowl overweight af and refused to weigh in because it became instantly obvious he'll need to seriously overhaul his off-season conditioning for 2-3 years before a team can use him full time. That's the difference.

@@denniscarney5249 that's why it's the ceiling comp. He dedicates himself to being fitter and works hard to improve, he can become that archetype of player, if not quite as good. I definitely dont think hes likely to reach it though, with his his offseasons gone.

@onekidarmy yeah, I have no issue with the comp. Agree that's what his ceiling could be, although I think he won't sustain it very long. Maybe 3-5 years at best, and mostly after the rookie contract. Was mainly an explanation of why I think even with that ceiling he's still a 3rd rounder at best -- TO ME.