2023 NFL Draft: MCU Comparisons for Top NFL Draft Prospects

By Hunter Haas | Apr 18, 2023

The shield of Marvel character Captain America, alongside Marvel characters Thor's hammer and Thanos' gauntlet, is seen on display at Ultracon of South Florida at the South Florida Expo Center in West Palm Beach, FL., on Sunday, August 28, 2022. Featuring special guest panels, scores of cosplayers and dozens of vendors, thousands visited the convention over the weekend to celebrate all things anime and comic book.04 082922 Ultracon /

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Nov 26, 2022; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Bryce Young (9) waves to fans as he leaves the field after defeating the Auburn Tigers at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Alabama won 49-27. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-USA TODAY Sports /

Iron Man – Bryce Young, QB, Alabama

Stick with me here. No, Bryce Young isn’t the biggest or strongest guy in the 2023 NFL Draft. No, he can’t jump really high or run very fast. But neither could Tony Stark. In fact, outside the Iron Man suit, Stark is a brilliant mind stuck in the body of an average middle-aged man. This is where Young comes into play.

Sure, the Alabama quarterback doesn’t own a multi-billion dollar super suit. However, he owns a right arm that makes him look immortal. Young, like Stark, is a mastermind who thrives at outsmarting his opponent. With both guys at full power, they have a supercomputer between both ears and the physical traits to lead an NFL and/or Avengers team.

It is unconventional, to be sure, but the results speak for themselves at this point.

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