Top 10 Draft Prospects of 2024 with Josh Lucas 

No sense in being reasonable, many can't be reasoned with. Many are delusional and expect a 100% hit rate. Like... yeah okay

I like that he said he did not study Aaron Rodgers coming out of cal rather than going oh yeah I knew he was a guy. trustable credibility

@@blankname6629 100%

But he's so awful to listen to. You have to put it at 1.5 speed just so he sounds like a normal person. Idgaf how much he knows, he's fucking awful at presenting information in an enjoyable way.

Must be you, I’ve not had that many.😢

It’s called Premium RU-vid

Premium is worth it for sure

Yeah, it's called RU-vid premium and you'll never see one

You're the One.

@@Ryn_ryn123 way to put together a complete sentence, pal

It's weird because a lot of the guys high on his list are boom or bust, very few "safe" picks and yet they passed on Mahomes who was seen as similar boom or bust potential. He even explained in a different video that the staff thought Trubisky was the "higher floor" pick at the time.

So, so true!

100% grand slam home run take.

You're not wrong. I am wondering why we're listening to this clown? What all pros has he uncovered in the draft?

@georger743 , he was there when they drafted Jaylon Johnson and Roquan Smith. I agree with this comment based on cap statement, but he's not entirely bereft of knowledge and expertise.

100%, just what I was thinking. This is why he doesn’t have a job. He also said Edge Rushers were easy to draft, they are not, he cherry picked one draft as an example. He didn’t mention all the edge rushers out of the league in 3 years. Or that for him to get an edge he traded for Mack, or how Floyd was a bust here, and turned into an average player later. All drafts have their own flavor, sometimes it’s a mixed bag, sometimes you get the 2011 class which was an unbelievable class of talent. And sometimes you get the 2015 class. In 2011 Aldo Smith went before JJ Watt, Ryan Kerrigan, Cam Hayward, Robert Quinn, and Cam Jordan. I would call a huge mistake. He Compares Verse to Sweat, that’s a decent Comparison, except, Sweat is much bigger, much longer, and he’s faster, Sweat has Turner speed. Sweat was also 3 years younger than Verse when he was drafted. He also had better bend. To be Clear, Montez ran a 4.41 at almost 6’6, 260. With almost 36 inch arms. Even with all his amazing traits, he went 26th. He is probably the 3rd best edge from his Class. That Class was way better than this one. He’s not gonna be as good as Sweat, but hey draft him 17 picks higher. The only reason he is mocked high is it’s a thin edge class, and team need. He wouldn’t even be a first round pick in a good edge class. If he was in Sweats class, nobody is taking him over Sweat. Not a chance.

Yup the weird Ryan pace draft boards. Byron Murphy is not Aaron Donald that is a joke to compare them. Aaron Donald was the best player on the field when he was a freshman

Listening to him, doesn’t diminish the knowledge he has. He’s worked in a front office. W/ ryan pace or not

I’ll take former bears d coach Texas alum Vance Bedford’s opinion of both Texas dts. Good players big and strong but they don’t move that well. He ran a 4.88 40 but on tape he does not get off the snap that quickly

ha ha beat me to it ....TiPSY Friday

lol

I think that was Ryan Pace all the way

Jermaine Burton possibly

Might have been an allusion to Adonai Mitchell. Josh ranked him Top 5 on the basis of talent, but acknowledged most teams wouldn't have him nearly that high, since the other Top 3 WR options are cleaner-character players. Don't know anything about Mitchell other than that, though. Just what i got from the pod. Lucas seems to think the player on the field has a super high ceiling, so guessing that makes him the '4th receiver.'

@@chrxsprod yeah Burton is who I thought of though it could be one of the other ones who is actually projected to be taken in round 1

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right in the pocket

Well that’s what a podcast is

Him and Greg Gabriel NEVER drafted a good QB. I can understand passing on Mahomes, but Watson? The dude threw for 400+ yards on Alabama 2 straight years

@@gradybridgesdon’t compare Lucas to that clown. At least Lucas admits where he was wrong. He will give you inside scoops without being condescending. GG can F right on off

No that's his personality. He is always like that

I put most of that on Ryan Pace’s overly aggressive trading-picks-away philosophy. Doesn’t mean Josh is a bad talent evaluator. Besides the Trubisky pick their talent evaluation was fine. Just terrible strategy.

@mbob67 he was paces right hand man. His Ian Cunningham

yeah we should only have people on who never made a mistake in their professional career. should be a nice long list

@mikehough2800 and everytime he talks it is obvious why pace failed and why he never got another job.

I’ll say they did a great job on the D line so I’ll take his word on that.

Thousands of other people disagree with you. It must be difficult to be such a negative human being.

@@jordanbibby6567 He's right about the unbearability of Carm, though. Singular reason I can't watch CHGO anymore.

@@AkamatsuCreative he isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Just don’t like how some people feel the need to shit on others’ livelihoods. If you don’t like it, fine. Go listen to whatever you want to. Nobody’s begging you to like it. I simply don’t understand feeling it was necessary to leave a comment like that. If it wasn’t enjoyable or interesting, it would not be successful 7 years after it’s inception, btw.

​@@jordanbibby6567 Totally agree that the original comment by the above dude was not constructive whatsoever, and just a nasty unwarranted attack. I like Hoge and Lucas brings a unique insight on many things scouting and Bears. On a bit of a tangent, I will say, however, that the idea of "if you don't like it, don't watch" basically removes any accountability or avenue for critical (even negative) feedback, basically saying "we only accept positive feedback for our product". (again, on a tangent) In the case or Carm, as I said, I can no longer watch CHGO because I (and possibly many others) can't take him. If there were a way for me to couch that in a positive way so that CHGO would know what some in their audience actually sincerely think, then that would probably be useful feedback for them. Rather than "everything is great, and the numbers are great, so F you if you don't like it". Critical feedback -even if not couched eloquently - is essential for audience facing product to improve.

@@AkamatsuCreative everything that you put in quotation are not things that I actually said lol. My point is that there is something more constructive that comparing a human to a donkey. And what do you expect them to do with Carm? Fire him? Shuffle him into another podcast? As long as CHGO Bears continues to grow I do not anticipate that happening. Also, as soon as you stoop to the depths of name-calling, the powers that be are not going to take that feedback into consideration. And to think that your suggestions have any sway in what management decides is a pretty bold take

If he got pulled over he’d definitely get breathalyzed

lol. i was just thinking the same thing. he always sound like his speech is slurred

Ya and this guy was helping pick our qbs. Yikes

I was thinking the same exact thing…like what’s in the Starbucks cup

He’s been drunk every appearance I’ve seen