Chicago Bears draft Caleb Williams from USC and Marvin Harrison Jr. in rounds one and two respectively.
New York Giants draft Drake Maye from North Carolina as their quarterback pick in the first round.
In the latest NFL mock drafts, two major moves have been made by the New York Giants and Chicago Bears. The Giants selected Drake Maye from North Carolina as their quarterback pick in the first round, while the Bears drafted both Caleb Williams from USC and Marvin Harrison Jr. in rounds one and two respectively to address their quarterback needs.
According to reports, Washington's Commanders have also shown interest in Michigan's J.J. McCarthy as their potential quarterback selection, adding more intrigue to the QB-heavy draft.
The 2024 NFL Draft is set to take place on April 25 in Detroit, and with three of the top quarterback prospects attending - Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels from LSU, and Drake Maye - it's expected that they will be among the first picks.
The Giants' selection of Drake Maye marks a significant move for the team as they look to rebuild their offense. Meanwhile, the Bears have opted for a two-pronged approach by drafting both Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr., potentially setting up an intriguing quarterback competition in Chicago.
The NFL Draft is known for its unpredictability, but with these major moves already made, it's shaping up to be an exciting event. Stay tuned for more updates as the draft approaches.
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Are J.J. McCarthy and Washington Commanders a serious contender for the Giants' QB spot?
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The New York Giants drafted Drake Maye in the NFL Mock Draft. The Chicago Bears drafted Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr.
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Joe Alt can bend and play with balance despite his height. Rome Odunze is a good blocker and can get away from tight coverage as a wide receiver. Taliese Fuaga is considered the second-best pass-blocking tackle in the draft. Malik Nabers' speed forces defenses to play differently and he runs all kinds of routes. Brock Bowers can get open on his own and is an asset to the running game as a tight end.
Accuracy There might be a shortage of quality defensive players in the draft. Quarterbacks, offensive tackles, and wide receivers are expected to dominate the draft. Caleb Williams is considered the prize of the quarterbacks in the draft. Joe Alt, a left tackle from Notre Dame, can bend and play with balance despite his height. Malik Nabers’ speed forces defenses to play differently and he runs all kinds of routes. J.J. McCarthy has displayed physical arm strength and accuracy, but his production numbers might not show it. Marvin Harrison Jr., Drake London, and Rome Odunze are interchangeable depending on a team’s need at a particular skill set. Deception
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Washington selects Michigan's J.J. McCarthy as their QB pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Minnesota drafts Drake Maye in Round 1 and Michael Penix Jr. in Round 2 for their QB needs.
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Thirteen prospects have accepted invitations to the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit. Caleb Williams of USC, Jayden Daniels of LSU, and Drake Maye of North Carolina are among the top quarterback prospects attending. It's possible that Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, and Drake Maye will be the first three picks in the draft. Five of the 13 attendees are defensive players.
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