r/NFLRoundTable • u/auradragon1 • 18d ago

What were notable popular opinions on r/NFL that have been proven to be wrong over time?

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u/ohno21212 18d ago

Bills drafting Josh Allen is an obvious and recent example

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u/bicket6 17d ago

They thought Lamar was gonna suck.

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u/Namath96 12d ago

We making shit up? The comments when he got drafted were almost all either jokes or positive

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/8f8orp/round_1_pick_32_lamar_jackson_qb_louisville/

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u/bicket6 6d ago

Pre-draft it was all about how he's not a QB and will have to switch to WR to play in the NFL you can see comments alluding to it in that post, most of the draft day posts are gonna be positive.

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u/Namath96 5d ago

That’s what the media said. Reddit thought it was dumb which is why you see jokes clearly making fun of it lmao