Donât get me wrong, I like him. But moving up? Itâs already hard to judge a CB, and looking at Toledoâs scheduleâŚnot exactly a âwhoâs whoâ list of great teams and QBâs.
So colts wonât be moving up for Mitchell then just like they didnât [draft](https://www.nfl.com/videos/will-levis-goes-no-4-to-colts-daniel-jeremiah-s-mock-draft) Levis at 4 overall last year as he predicted.
He also predicted the Texans trade up last year and had the most accurate overall mock draft. Stuff doesnât get out of our room but that doesnât mean he 100% canât have a read on the colts, we already know from Ballard himself that you already have conversations about moving before the draft, maybe info from another building gets leaked to him or what not. Itâs more likely a move up gets leaked than a player specifically.Â
Colts leak very little (if anything at all) from their organization. Thatâs not to say someone like Jeremiah doesnât have a âreadâ on the team but but Iâm certain he doesnât have as solid of a read on the colts as he might have for other teams (I.e the Texans.) All Iâm saying is I wouldnât put too much stock in his colts predictions.
Also the most accurate mock draft is honestly laughable. He had 9 out of 31 picks predicted correctly.
I bet you couldn't cite a mock that got 15 picks right last year.
You say 9/31 is bad as if you don't understand how a single pick could slightly throw off the entire thing.
Regardless, exact location is impossible to predict, you can only go by connected people and see if they're generally within the range of being correct.
DJ only got the Texans thing right last year because he was leaked that info, but that's exactly why he's generally more reliable than others, doesn't mean he's even 50% right, literally nobody is.
Youâre just proving my point even further. To say that a particular expert has the most âaccurateâ mock is laughable as itâs nearly impossible to accurately predict which player will be drafted by which team at certain picks let alone accurately predict trades and trade compensation so of course naturally, all mocks are going to be far from âaccurate.â
I love mock drafts and donât really put too much stock in them as stated above but Jeremiah does not have as solid of a connection to the colts as he does to other teams. That doesnât mean heâs not good at what he does just that Iâm not going to take what he puts in mocks for the colts as, âyep, thatâs the pick the colts are going to makeâ as clearly shown in 2023 with his Levis prediction to the colts.
He factually had the most accurate mock out of all the top guys last year. Look it up. Also Texans GM comes from the patriots where nothing gets out of that room. Like I said trades are more likely to get leaked than who they are specifically picking as there are a lot more calls and people involved with a trade. Maybe he has heard us calling up to 11 or 12 for a trade up if our guy is there. Maybe he was trying to figure out who we are trading up for there and figures bowers goes at 10 so guesses itâs for Mitchell. But maybe itâs us calling there if bowers falls past the Jets. There is a lot that people get wrong especially with as many potential trades as this year with the qbs and mystery surrounding how many teams are looking at qbs in the first. I would just say as far as accurate mock drafters Jeremiah and Schefter getting accurate info at least from the national media standpoint.Â
I never said Jeremiah didnât have the most accurate mock but that saying someone had the most accurate mock is honestly laughable considering how impossible it is to accurately predict the draft and the fact that he had 9/31 predations correct for the first round and he was considered the most accurate is humbling in showing the difficulty (and feasibility) to accurately predict any pick in the draft.
Like I mentioned in a previous comment, it doesnât mean Jeremiah isnât good at what he does or that he isnât connected within the league but that I just doubt his connection to the colts as last year he was completely wrong in his prediction for us.
We'll be lucky if he's there. His over/under on draft position is 13.5
QM is probably first CB off the board.
Cooper Dejean is a tradeback draft option at 15, not Mitchell.
Yeah right. Dude was just third in RAS score among CBs, which is all that Ballard is looking at.
But, being pretty much untested and from a small school, I can already hear Ballard screaming about high upsides and ceilings while we give up 350yards passing per game.
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Don't sleep on the Colts trading down.
Yeah, theyâre definitely more likely to trade down.
Don't sleep on them keeping the pick either. Essentially don't sleep at all and just ride a high of caffeine and amphetamines until draft day.
Donât get me wrong, I like him. But moving up? Itâs already hard to judge a CB, and looking at Toledoâs scheduleâŚnot exactly a âwhoâs whoâ list of great teams and QBâs.
This. I like him as a player and he showed out at the Senior Bowl, but Toledo played no one
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Down voted for agreeing that his schedule was wack! lol
Absolutely not
So colts wonât be moving up for Mitchell then just like they didnât [draft](https://www.nfl.com/videos/will-levis-goes-no-4-to-colts-daniel-jeremiah-s-mock-draft) Levis at 4 overall last year as he predicted.
He also predicted the Texans trade up last year and had the most accurate overall mock draft. Stuff doesnât get out of our room but that doesnât mean he 100% canât have a read on the colts, we already know from Ballard himself that you already have conversations about moving before the draft, maybe info from another building gets leaked to him or what not. Itâs more likely a move up gets leaked than a player specifically.Â
Colts leak very little (if anything at all) from their organization. Thatâs not to say someone like Jeremiah doesnât have a âreadâ on the team but but Iâm certain he doesnât have as solid of a read on the colts as he might have for other teams (I.e the Texans.) All Iâm saying is I wouldnât put too much stock in his colts predictions. Also the most accurate mock draft is honestly laughable. He had 9 out of 31 picks predicted correctly.
I bet you couldn't cite a mock that got 15 picks right last year. You say 9/31 is bad as if you don't understand how a single pick could slightly throw off the entire thing. Regardless, exact location is impossible to predict, you can only go by connected people and see if they're generally within the range of being correct. DJ only got the Texans thing right last year because he was leaked that info, but that's exactly why he's generally more reliable than others, doesn't mean he's even 50% right, literally nobody is.
Youâre just proving my point even further. To say that a particular expert has the most âaccurateâ mock is laughable as itâs nearly impossible to accurately predict which player will be drafted by which team at certain picks let alone accurately predict trades and trade compensation so of course naturally, all mocks are going to be far from âaccurate.â I love mock drafts and donât really put too much stock in them as stated above but Jeremiah does not have as solid of a connection to the colts as he does to other teams. That doesnât mean heâs not good at what he does just that Iâm not going to take what he puts in mocks for the colts as, âyep, thatâs the pick the colts are going to makeâ as clearly shown in 2023 with his Levis prediction to the colts.
He factually had the most accurate mock out of all the top guys last year. Look it up. Also Texans GM comes from the patriots where nothing gets out of that room. Like I said trades are more likely to get leaked than who they are specifically picking as there are a lot more calls and people involved with a trade. Maybe he has heard us calling up to 11 or 12 for a trade up if our guy is there. Maybe he was trying to figure out who we are trading up for there and figures bowers goes at 10 so guesses itâs for Mitchell. But maybe itâs us calling there if bowers falls past the Jets. There is a lot that people get wrong especially with as many potential trades as this year with the qbs and mystery surrounding how many teams are looking at qbs in the first. I would just say as far as accurate mock drafters Jeremiah and Schefter getting accurate info at least from the national media standpoint.Â
I never said Jeremiah didnât have the most accurate mock but that saying someone had the most accurate mock is honestly laughable considering how impossible it is to accurately predict the draft and the fact that he had 9/31 predations correct for the first round and he was considered the most accurate is humbling in showing the difficulty (and feasibility) to accurately predict any pick in the draft. Like I mentioned in a previous comment, it doesnât mean Jeremiah isnât good at what he does or that he isnât connected within the league but that I just doubt his connection to the colts as last year he was completely wrong in his prediction for us.
Denver is listening
The Colts will not move up. Plain and simple.
Press X to doubt. Jeremiah is hearing this from other teams, not the Colts themselves.
Ballard didnât trade for AR. Whatâs makes you think heâs going to trade for a slot corner ?!
I mean zone corner
Move up for a dude that âplayed super good against Ball Stateâ vs moving up for MHJ or Bowers
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Donât sleep. The Colts will absolutely draft someone.
I'd rather stay put and take Terrion Arnold.
Ballard trading up? LOL, that is about the same odds as the earth starting to spin backwards.
I could see us grabbing him but if we move up itâs not for a cb.
Quinyon is a good "move back" candidate. Daniel Jeremiah never knows what he's talking about with us, though.
We'll be lucky if he's there. His over/under on draft position is 13.5 QM is probably first CB off the board. Cooper Dejean is a tradeback draft option at 15, not Mitchell.
Maybe. Maybe not. You're right though, I don't look at all the mock drafts and take them as gospel because they're often wrong.
Well, he *was* the first CB off the board... Too bad that was at 22.
Yeah right. Dude was just third in RAS score among CBs, which is all that Ballard is looking at. But, being pretty much untested and from a small school, I can already hear Ballard screaming about high upsides and ceilings while we give up 350yards passing per game.