Vincent has some thoughts on the deepest wide receiver class in a long time – find out why he’s lower on players like Donovan Peoples-Jones, CeeDee Lamb and Denzel Mims than other draft analysts, how he tries to grade wideouts, which guys can, in the short term at least, offer value as specialists such as a speed guys, slot receivers or possession receivers – and then talk about how good Jerry Jeudy is.
While those at the top of the draft may have fallen in love with Isaiah Simmons, Vincent Richardson cautions against trying to find a direct Kuechly replacement in 2020 – that, plus the rest of the 2020 linebacker draft class in this week’s podcast!
Vincent and Oli discuss who is in the top tier of quarterbacks in the 2020 draft, including a surprising name Vincent has lumped in with Tua and Joe Burrow — and it’s not Justin Herbert.
Vincent and Oli talk about where the Panthers are at safety, what’s important at the position as a prospect, whether there is a fundamental difference between the different types and usages of safety before working their way through the top prospects at both free and strong safety.
Vincent and Oli talk through how the Panthers, Joe Brady and Matt Rhule might look to use the tight end going forward as opposed to how Ron Rivera has valued guys like Chris Manhertz and whether the team would be more inclined to make use of two tight ends on the field at the same time moving forward.