Yes, it's early and yes, it's preseason but CBS has graded all first round NFL picks based upon their training camp performance to date.

Some expected grades of A's near the top of the first round. The bigger hobby names on the list all fared pretty well in the small sample size to date. The two QBs selected in the first round are off and running though.

Link: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-preseason-week-1-grades-for-round-1-rookies-who-impressed-disappointed-and-surprised-in-debuts/

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The group is not intended to provide investment advice on prospects. Just great discussion around potential call ups and drafted rookies trying to define their legacies.

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• Senior year at Alcorn State, McNair threw for 5,377 yards and 47 TDs, while also adding 904 yards and 9 more TDs on the ground. That’s an incredible 571 total yards per game from McNair.

• Finished third in Heisman voting senior year, losing to Rashaan Salaam;

• Drafted third overall by the Houston Oilers

• Nicknamed “Air McNair”, which was first bestowed upon his older brother Fred, another Alcon legend.

• Won co-MVP in 2003, sharing honors with Peyton Manning

• Threw the heartbreaking pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV that came up one yard short of the end zone

• Left us way too early at age 36

Everything tangible a team looks for in a wide receiver, size, length, speed, burst. Nabers brings to the Giants. Selected sixth overall in 2024, the LSU athlete fulfilled the wishes of the NFC East team that was looking to become a more explosive offense. Every page in the playbook was for him.

McCarthy is not the first Michigan quarterback picked in the first round of NFL draft. He became the second when the Vikings traded up to no. 10 in 2024 to select him, Joining his college coach, Jim Harbaugh. like his mentor McCarthy proved himself a winner in Ann Arbor and became a prime prospect.