Daniel Jeremiah’s 2nd 2024 NFL mock draft: Falcons draft a quarterback
It is mock draft season and, in all honestly, any mock sending a
quarterback to the Falcons is notable. It has been a loooooong time since Falcons
fans have seen anything close to respectable quarterback play, and an
even longer time since the Falcons made the playoffs. It really should be time to fix both problems.
And now for Daniel Jeremiah’s rough draft.
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aÂlongtimeÂNFLÂDraftÂanalystÂwithÂaccessÂtoÂaÂvarietyÂofÂleagueÂsources.
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agueÂratherÂthanÂjustÂwhatÂheÂbelievesÂtoÂbeÂaÂgoodÂmatch,ÂweÂactuallyÂcoverÂhisÂ
mockÂdraftsÂhereÂonÂaÂfairlyÂfrequentÂbasis.
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Let’s go back to Jeremiah’s mocks to
make sure everything is covered. I could pull them up with ease.
Amari Cooper (the Falcons took Vic Beasley) in 2015
Shaq Lawson (the Falcons acquired Keanu Neal) in 2016
Just to make sure everything is covered, let’s review Jeremiah’s mocks. I could easily pull them up.
In 2015, the Falcons selected Vic Beasley and Amari Cooper.
Shaq Lawson (Keanu Neal was acquired by the Falcons in 2016
That’s a lot of misses, but I should mention that Jeremiah does a handful of
mocks every year. Assuming he doesn’t just roll out the same mock every time, those names change from time to time.
I say all of that to say his selection for the Atlanta Falcons is alarming and
concerning to me. Here’s his pick from his second mock of the offseason:
Many in the NFL anticipate that the Falcons will select a quarterback with great vigor in this year’s selection. They
could stay at No. 8 and gamble on the qualities of [Michigan’s J.J.] McCarthy, or
they could move up, as they are doing here.
Jeremiah mentions that there will be plenty of opportunities for deals in the
NFL Draft of 2024. However, Jeremiah waits until his final mock draft of the
season to begin making trade predictions. I don’t think Atlanta can
stay at 8 and wait for the draft to
happen after their quarterback play the previous year and the year before.
Ultimately, the final person to attempt
such was fired within six nanoseconds of Black Monday
McCarthy, however, is not a top-10 pick, according to SB Nation analyst and self-
professed Michigan hater Joeanna Kelley. For context, Michigan defeated
Ohio State, ranked second, 30–24, in November.
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heÂdraft,ÂitÂdoesn’tÂseemÂplausibleÂthatÂtheyÂwillÂstayÂatÂnumberÂeight.
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