Draft Thoughts
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Travis Jones UConn DT one to watch
Jones and Farrell from LSU are the one's on my list at the moment for those mid-to-late producers.
What this team needs, especially if you want an infusion of young talent with high midround return value, is just that... more midround picks. They need to secure draft capital in some way in order to help address needs on this team that are looking emergency-ish. Which is why I never ruled out them moving Kareem for pick(s). The RB ROOM will still thrive without Hunt, but will we survive on the IDL without young picks who can rill their roles early? Not likely.
In that case, WR and IDL get my priority when feuding over 3rd-5th round picks. Then a nod to C & RT. Followed up by S and possibly LB.
Jones and Farrell from LSU are the one's on my list at the moment for those mid-to-late producers.
What this team needs, especially if you want an infusion of young talent with high midround return value, is just that... more midround picks. They need to secure draft capital in some way in order to help address needs on this team that are looking emergency-ish. Which is why I never ruled out them moving Kareem for pick(s). The RB ROOM will still thrive without Hunt, but will we survive on the IDL without young picks who can rill their roles early? Not likely.
In that case, WR and IDL get my priority when feuding over 3rd-5th round picks. Then a nod to C & RT. Followed up by S and possibly LB.
Eggsactly! Healthy Draft = Healthy Cap. IMO, the FO needs to start hitting on more of the mid-round guys especially given the loss of 1st round picks for a little while. For example, DTs Jordan Elliott rd 3 and Tommy Togiai rd 4; LBs Jacob Phillips rd 3, Tony Fields rd 5 and Mack Wilson rd 5 (gone); WR Anthony Schwartz in rd 3; S Sheldrick Redwine rd 4 (gone); TE Harrison Bryant rd 4; OT James Hudson III rd 4; C Nick Harris rd 5. These examples are all in positions we're still listing as needs in this thread.
RB is a great opportunity for us to trade if someone is willing to take on Hunt's salary. The challenge with making this happen is that teams feel like they can get equitable RB talent for less money in the draft. When you get right down to it, Hunt was a 3rd round draft pick for KC as was Alvin Kamara for the Saints.
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Jones and Farrell from LSU are the one's on my list at the moment for those mid-to-late producers.
What this team needs, especially if you want an infusion of young talent with high midround return value, is just that... more midround picks. They need to secure draft capital in some way in order to help address needs on this team that are looking emergency-ish. Which is why I never ruled out them moving Kareem for pick(s). The RB ROOM will still thrive without Hunt, but will we survive on the IDL without young picks who can rill their roles early? Not likely.
In that case, WR and IDL get my priority when feuding over 3rd-5th round picks. Then a nod to C & RT. Followed up by S and possibly LB.
Eggsactly! Healthy Draft = Healthy Cap. IMO, the FO needs to start hitting on more of the mid-round guys especially given the loss of 1st round picks for a little while. For example, DTs Jordan Elliott rd 3 and Tommy Togiai rd 4; LBs Jacob Phillips rd 3, Tony Fields rd 5 and Mack Wilson rd 5 (gone); WR Anthony Schwartz in rd 3; S Sheldrick Redwine rd 4 (gone); TE Harrison Bryant rd 4; OT James Hudson III rd 4; C Nick Harris rd 5. These examples are all in positions we're still listing as needs in this thread.
RB is a great opportunity for us to trade if someone is willing to take on Hunt's salary. The challenge with making this happen is that teams feel like they can get equitable RB talent for less money in the draft. When you get right down to it, Hunt was a 3rd round draft pick for KC as was Alvin Kamara for the Saints.
RB is a great opportunity for us to trade if someone is willing to take on Hunt's salary. The challenge with making this happen is that teams feel like they can get equitable RB talent for less money in the draft.
Hunt's salary isn't very bad for a RB at all, so that shouldn't really be an unattractive option. And while I agree that teams can find and committ to a running game with mid to late round picks, it's surprising how many coaching staffs still can't seem to grasp that concept. For every Kyle Shanahan who will take an UDFA and turn him into a 1000 yard back, you have a coaching staff like McDermott in Buffalo that can't field a running game to feature along with Josh Allen. Which blows my mind.
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I think we can do some business at DT at pick 44...that edge class maybe very well picked apart by pick 44 ? leftovers of maybe Mafe/Cam Thomas or A.Ebiketie might be left? re-up Clowney imo
I hear ya on Jermaine Johnson ! He is also thankful for no wonderlic scores
edit---don't mind this.. knowing Bell nor Parham might not be there.. room to might take a TE
Leal & Ebiketie were also available
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44.Devonte WyattDT Georgia -
78.Kingsley EnagbareEDGE South Carolina
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99.Nick CrossS Maryland
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118.David BellWR Purdue
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202.Neil Farrell Jr.DT LSU
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223.Matt AraizaP San Diego State
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246.Dylan ParhamOG Memphis
Round 2....DE's just don't last to pick #44
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44Round: 2DL | Texas A&M
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78Round: 3WR | Alabama
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99Round: 3S | Maryland
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118Round: 4TE | Texas A&M
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202Round: 6
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223Round: 7LB | Wisconsin
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246Round: 7WR | Utah
Covey a UDFA? Nah !
I think we can do some business at DT at pick 44...that edge class maybe very well picked apart by pick 44 ? leftovers of maybe Mafe/Cam Thomas or A.Ebiketie might be left? re-up Clowney imo
I hear ya on Jermaine Johnson ! He is also thankful for no wonderlic scores
edit---don't mind this.. knowing Bell nor Parham might not be there.. room to might take a TE
Leal & Ebiketie were also available
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44.Devonte WyattDT Georgia
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78.Kingsley EnagbareEDGE South Carolina
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99.Nick CrossS Maryland
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118.David BellWR Purdue
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202.Neil Farrell Jr.DT LSU
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223.Matt AraizaP San Diego State
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246.Dylan ParhamOG Memphis
Using my early thoughts on Cross and Neil? Well, shucks, I'm flattered.
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I think we can do some business at DT at pick 44...that edge class maybe very well picked apart by pick 44 ? leftovers of maybe Mafe/Cam Thomas or A.Ebiketie might be left? re-up Clowney imo
I hear ya on Jermaine Johnson ! He is also thankful for no wonderlic scores
edit---don't mind this.. knowing Bell nor Parham might not be there.. room to might take a TE
Leal & Ebiketie were also available
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44.Devonte WyattDT Georgia
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78.Kingsley EnagbareEDGE South Carolina
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99.Nick CrossS Maryland
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118.David BellWR Purdue
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202.Neil Farrell Jr.DT LSU
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223.Matt AraizaP San Diego State
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246.Dylan ParhamOG Memphis
Using my early thoughts on Cross and Neil? Well, shucks, I'm flattered.
Using my early thoughts on Cross and Neil? Well, shucks, I'm flattered.
Nick Cross i can't pass on with MJ Stew gone to Houston (he don't fall to the 4th)... I've created myself a local tossup between Neil & a local kid I watched play at Gardner HS in Raleigh.. Tennessee's DT Matthew Butler... I also put on some tape of a Sylvania, Ohio kid that played Center at Kentucky.. Luke Fortner..Kid is a huge Joe Thomas fan & put on some decent film at the Senior Bowl week.. Some of these sims have them all grouped together in same round
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#5 has been a concern of mine for a long long time.
I realize the NFL has changed, with lots of 4 or 5 wide offenses, and the Browns/Joe Woods likes the 4-2-5 alignment to combat those formations. JOK seems like a great pick, but the Browns need another force at LB. Presently they have picks #44, 78, & 99 in the upcoming draft.
When they triage their needs, I bet LB isn't as high as DT. I think it's more important to get that LB, guys that cover, guys that can actually make a stuff near the LOS.
Well said Bob!
FWIW, I think they can draft a good sized Safety to play that role if he's got good instincts). A lot of people forget the Bears MLB/ILB Brian Urlacher was actually a Safety at New Mexico State so he had great instincts beating quick receivers to an inside hook zone. I'm sure there's other kids today that can transition from Safety to Walker's role in this defense. A guy like Polamalu (Polyneedsahaircut) in Pittsburgh would have excelled in a role like Walker's.
Well said Bob!
FWIW, I think they can draft a good sized Safety to play that role if he's got good instincts). A lot of people forget the Bears MLB/ILB Brian Urlacher was actually a Safety at New Mexico State so he had great instincts beating quick receivers to an inside hook zone. I'm sure there's other kids today that can transition from Safety to Walker's role in this defense. A guy like Polamalu (Polyneedsahaircut) in Pittsburgh would have excelled in a role like Walker's.
Well you just mentioned two hall of famers as likely "types" to fill that role as safety. Those guys don't grow on trees. Urlacher was famous for possessing deep speed for his size; basically unheard of. And Polamalu, he possessed sick, sick speed. All that said, and they'd have to find a guy like that in the 3rd round in the earliest? Don't see that happening.
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Well said Bob!
FWIW, I think they can draft a good sized Safety to play that role if he's got good instincts). A lot of people forget the Bears MLB/ILB Brian Urlacher was actually a Safety at New Mexico State so he had great instincts beating quick receivers to an inside hook zone. I'm sure there's other kids today that can transition from Safety to Walker's role in this defense. A guy like Polamalu (Polyneedsahaircut) in Pittsburgh would have excelled in a role like Walker's.
Well you just mentioned two hall of famers as likely "types" to fill that role as safety. Those guys don't grow on trees. Urlacher was famous for possessing deep speed for his size; basically unheard of. And Polamalu, he possessed sick, sick speed. All that said, and they'd have to find a guy like that in the 3rd round in the earliest? Don't see that happening.
Well you just mentioned two hall of famers as likely "types" to fill that role as safety. Those guys don't grow on trees. Urlacher was famous for possessing deep speed for his size; basically unheard of. And Polamalu, he possessed sick, sick speed. All that said, and they'd have to find a guy like that in the 3rd round in the earliest? Don't see that happening.
No, I used 2 guys that played Safety in college that could be the types we could look for to play a coverage LB role for the Browns. That said, good point about using 2 HOF types. The Browns have a 2nd round pick at #44. Devin Lloyd play WR and Safety in high school before.... switching to LBer at Utah, Therefore, I get the sense guys like this are out there. I'm just hoping we can find them.
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I watch a lot of BigTen football during the year (not just Ohio State). Jaquan Brisker (S) PSU is one that I’ve kept an eye over the past couple seasons. Very rangy and instinctive and he tackles well. He ran a 4.49 which probably pushes him into the 2nd round. And the speed is apparent on the field- I recall him chasing down Treyveon Henderson. I was thinking 3/4 round prior to the year now I don’t see it happening.
Another Safety I’d take over Cross. Lewis Cine Georgia. I watched the last three Georgia games with the intent of checking in on the DTs (one will not be available until 2023). Cine stood out as a playmaking guy with tons of burst. He appears to be a 2nd round guy too and I’m not thrilled with addressing that position with our first pick.
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As we get closer to the Draft, here's some needs and depth issues I see to address in random order:
1. Defensive Tackle - There's some depth - but I don't see any difference makers. On top of that, the loss of McDowell to a run defense that gave up 4.2 yards per carry last year shows a need for improvement..
2. DE/Edge Rusher - We're missing Clowney at this point; and hopefully that's just temporary. If not, this is definitely an area we have to address.
3. Center - Right now, we're not even average at this position in a division that usually has some Pro Bowl talent at DT/NT.
4. Offensive Tackle - Good to have Chris Hubbard back healthy to fill-in for injured starters (like Jack Conklin possibly). That said, I think there's some talent at this position that could compete with Hubbard for the RT spot.
5. Linebacker - It would be nice to find someone who could challenge Anthony Walker for his role in this defense.
I welcome your ideas and insights here as well.
As we get closer to the Draft, here's some needs and depth issues I see to address in random order:
1. Defensive Tackle - There's some depth - but I don't see any difference makers. On top of that, the loss of McDowell to a run defense that gave up 4.2 yards per carry last year shows a need for improvement..
2. DE/Edge Rusher - We're missing Clowney at this point; and hopefully that's just temporary. If not, this is definitely an area we have to address.
3. Center - Right now, we're not even average at this position in a division that usually has some Pro Bowl talent at DT/NT.
4. Offensive Tackle - Good to have Chris Hubbard back healthy to fill-in for injured starters (like Jack Conklin possibly). That said, I think there's some talent at this position that could compete with Hubbard for the RT spot.
5. Linebacker - It would be nice to find someone who could challenge Anthony Walker for his role in this defense.
I welcome your ideas and insights here as well.
Well, we signed a center. Former second rounder. Ethan Pocic agrees to terms with Browns
Here is his PFF.
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I don't recall being terribly impressed with the Hawks IOL the couple times I saw them this year.
Another player to add to the film list.
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I don't recall being terribly impressed with the Hawks IOL the couple times I saw them this year.
Another player to add to the film list.
I don't recall being terribly impressed with the Hawks IOL the couple times I saw them this year.
Another player to add to the film list.
A film breakdown would be nice. They must think he has some decent second level ability along with his versatility.
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I don't recall being terribly impressed with the Hawks IOL the couple times I saw them this year.
Another player to add to the film list.
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I have a weird thing for following weird stuff... ?
Georgia won a national championship, while losing one of their best defensive captains...
Georgia edge defender Adam Anderson holds private workout
On Tuesday night, 17 teams went to a high school near Georgia’s campus to watch pass rusher Adam Anderson workout. Anderson entered the season graded as a potential first-round pick and one of the top senior prospects in the nation.
He was off to a good start, then had his season come to an immediate halt after serious legal accusations came to light.
Anderson measured 6’4″, 237 pounds, and timed the 40 in the mid 4.5s. He also touched 39 inches in the vertical jump and 11’1″ in the broad jump. 7.03 3-cone. Anderson’s future is in a holding pattern right now. The investigation into the charges levied against Anderson is still ongoing.
interested to see how this plays out..
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a couple lesser known names:
Ty Fryfogle WR Indiana. Day 3 Pick. He had a good 2020 season. Makes a lot of contested catches. Combine was blah as was 2021 season but Indiana had QB issues.
Cole Strange C/G Chattanooga. Scheme fit for us.
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I believe I had Jalen Tolbert, wr, S. Alabama, as my 2nd round pick. I'll be checking on him once in a while this coming season.
https://fullpresscoverage.com/2022/03/24/2022-chiefs-draft-prospect-jalen-tolbert/
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Travis Jones UConn DT one to watch
Jones and Farrell from LSU are the one's on my list at the moment for those mid-to-late producers.
What this team needs, especially if you want an infusion of young talent with high midround return value, is just that... more midround picks. They need to secure draft capital in some way in order to help address needs on this team that are looking emergency-ish. Which is why I never ruled out them moving Kareem for pick(s). The RB ROOM will still thrive without Hunt, but will we survive on the IDL without young picks who can rill their roles early? Not likely.
In that case, WR and IDL get my priority when feuding over 3rd-5th round picks. Then a nod to C & RT. Followed up by S and possibly LB.
Jones and Farrell from LSU are the one's on my list at the moment for those mid-to-late producers.
What this team needs, especially if you want an infusion of young talent with high midround return value, is just that... more midround picks. They need to secure draft capital in some way in order to help address needs on this team that are looking emergency-ish. Which is why I never ruled out them moving Kareem for pick(s). The RB ROOM will still thrive without Hunt, but will we survive on the IDL without young picks who can rill their roles early? Not likely.
In that case, WR and IDL get my priority when feuding over 3rd-5th round picks. Then a nod to C & RT. Followed up by S and possibly LB.
Holy climbing out of your lane, there, tia... Not a single DB named?
Still I have to agree... My dream DT remains UGA's Jordan Davis... His Combine was stellar. His price is a round 1 tho and not one where we currently sit. So too pricey most likely, but ya never know who playing higher value positions zooms past Defenders as the day approaches. I've had a few prizes fall to me starting with Khalil Mack and running thru Micah Parsons. Unfortunately no GM ever called to get my input...
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Moving up my DT board was TN's Mathew Butler. Undersized, but has 3-tech, rush potential to go with spot duty at DE. Couple others as well, but do not know them well enough as yet to discuss.
IOL.... eyeballing a Center... a strong one with decent feet... and an OG (BC's Zion Johnson)... Meanwhile we've signed Ethan Pocic (But on Tuesday, the Browns signed former Seattle Seahawks center Ethan Pocic.)
RT... kinda surprise Conklin is still here TBH. RT in front of an RPO QB with feet and speed is not the priority it is with a pocket passer. Add that Hubbard has surprised to the upside. Of course Hubbard's value may be even greater in a swing role.
LB... lotta 2nd tier kids outta lesser known schools including one named Muma out of Wyoming. Tested nicely at Combine, but can't recall seeing him play.
RB/WR... seem to be a number of Day 2 Candidates.
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Jones and Farrell from LSU are the one's on my list at the moment for those mid-to-late producers.
What this team needs, especially if you want an infusion of young talent with high midround return value, is just that... more midround picks. They need to secure draft capital in some way in order to help address needs on this team that are looking emergency-ish. Which is why I never ruled out them moving Kareem for pick(s). The RB ROOM will still thrive without Hunt, but will we survive on the IDL without young picks who can rill their roles early? Not likely.
In that case, WR and IDL get my priority when feuding over 3rd-5th round picks. Then a nod to C & RT. Followed up by S and possibly LB.
Holy climbing out of your lane, there, tia... Not a single DB named?
Still I have to agree... My dream DT remains UGA's Jordan Davis... His Combine was stellar. His price is a round 1 tho and not one where we currently sit. So too pricey most likely, but ya never know who playing higher value positions zooms past Defenders as the day approaches. I've had a few prizes fall to me starting with Khalil Mack and running thru Micah Parsons. Unfortunately no GM ever called to get my input...
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Moving up my DT board was TN's Mathew Butler. Undersized, but has 3-tech, rush potential to go with spot duty at DE. Couple others as well, but do not know them well enough as yet to discuss.
IOL.... eyeballing a Center... a strong one with decent feet... and an OG (BC's Zion Johnson)... Meanwhile we've signed Ethan Pocic (But on Tuesday, the Browns signed former Seattle Seahawks center Ethan Pocic.)
RT... kinda surprise Conklin is still here TBH. RT in front of an RPO QB with feet and speed is not the priority it is with a pocket passer. Add that Hubbard has surprised to the upside. Of course Hubbard's value may be even greater in a swing role.
LB... lotta 2nd tier kids outta lesser known schools including one named Muma out of Wyoming. Tested nicely at Combine, but can't recall seeing him play.
RB/WR... seem to be a number of Day 2 Candidates.
Holy climbing out of your lane, there, tia... Not a single DB named?
Still I have to agree... My dream DT remains UGA's Jordan Davis... His Combine was stellar. His price is a round 1 tho and not one where we currently sit. So too pricey most likely, but ya never know who playing higher value positions zooms past Defenders as the day approaches. I've had a few prizes fall to me starting with Khalil Mack and running thru Micah Parsons. Unfortunately no GM ever called to get my input...
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Moving up my DT board was TN's Mathew Butler. Undersized, but has 3-tech, rush potential to go with spot duty at DE. Couple others as well, but do not know them well enough as yet to discuss.
IOL.... eyeballing a Center... a strong one with decent feet... and an OG (BC's Zion Johnson)... Meanwhile we've signed Ethan Pocic (But on Tuesday, the Browns signed former Seattle Seahawks center Ethan Pocic.)
RT... kinda surprise Conklin is still here TBH. RT in front of an RPO QB with feet and speed is not the priority it is with a pocket passer. Add that Hubbard has surprised to the upside. Of course Hubbard's value may be even greater in a swing role.
LB... lotta 2nd tier kids outta lesser known schools including one named Muma out of Wyoming. Tested nicely at Combine, but can't recall seeing him play.
RB/WR... seem to be a number of Day 2 Candidates.
- I actually did a game for Nick Cross, DB - Maryland and was pleasantly surprised. Tagged him somewhere between a 3rd and 4th round pick, depending on how position runs begin this draft. But for right now I want to focus on positions of dire need, especially given my limited time to watch film again.
- Not the first time I've seen Butlers's name mentioned. Don't forget, we signed Taven Bryan as a 3-tech.
- Any word on that kid from Nebraska? Center, Cam Jurgens.
- Wyoming has a recent history of putting some good players out in late round. Logan Wilson in Cincy is an example.
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Holy climbing out of your lane, there, tia... Not a single DB named?
Still I have to agree... My dream DT remains UGA's Jordan Davis... His Combine was stellar. His price is a round 1 tho and not one where we currently sit. So too pricey most likely, but ya never know who playing higher value positions zooms past Defenders as the day approaches. I've had a few prizes fall to me starting with Khalil Mack and running thru Micah Parsons. Unfortunately no GM ever called to get my input...
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Moving up my DT board was TN's Mathew Butler. Undersized, but has 3-tech, rush potential to go with spot duty at DE. Couple others as well, but do not know them well enough as yet to discuss.
IOL.... eyeballing a Center... a strong one with decent feet... and an OG (BC's Zion Johnson)... Meanwhile we've signed Ethan Pocic (But on Tuesday, the Browns signed former Seattle Seahawks center Ethan Pocic.)
RT... kinda surprise Conklin is still here TBH. RT in front of an RPO QB with feet and speed is not the priority it is with a pocket passer. Add that Hubbard has surprised to the upside. Of course Hubbard's value may be even greater in a swing role.
LB... lotta 2nd tier kids outta lesser known schools including one named Muma out of Wyoming. Tested nicely at Combine, but can't recall seeing him play.
RB/WR... seem to be a number of Day 2 Candidates.
- I actually did a game for Nick Cross, DB - Maryland and was pleasantly surprised. Tagged him somewhere between a 3rd and 4th round pick, depending on how position runs begin this draft. But for right now I want to focus on positions of dire need, especially given my limited time to watch film again.
- Not the first time I've seen Butlers's name mentioned. Don't forget, we signed Taven Bryan as a 3-tech.
- Any word on that kid from Nebraska? Center, Cam Jurgens.
- Wyoming has a recent history of putting some good players out in late round. Logan Wilson in Cincy is an example.
Any word on that kid from Nebraska? Center, Cam Jurgens.
Opinions vary... mostly mine vs. talking heads. I see nothing remarkable, Zuerlein sees a quickness that I do not, so ZBS fit?. All of us do seem to agree that anchoring vs a bull rush could be problematic. And I think we have that area covered.
I actually like Taven. Good resign IMO. Flashed a few times last season, which for a part timer is fine... But still need another part timer and that could be Butler. Also sets up competition for whomever develops to stick beyond 2022.
RB that just caught my eye is Central Michigan's Lew Nichols. Not the fastest (by a fair margin), but shifty and pretty strong on a compact frame.
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I think we can do some business at DT at pick 44...that edge class maybe very well picked apart by pick 44 ? leftovers of maybe Mafe/Cam Thomas or A.Ebiketie might be left? re-up Clowney imo
I hear ya on Jermaine Johnson ! He is also thankful for no wonderlic scores
edit---don't mind this.. knowing Bell nor Parham might not be there.. room to might take a TE
Leal & Ebiketie were also available
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44.Devonte WyattDT Georgia
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78.Kingsley EnagbareEDGE South Carolina
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99.Nick CrossS Maryland
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118.David BellWR Purdue
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202.Neil Farrell Jr.DT LSU
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223.Matt AraizaP San Diego State
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246.Dylan ParhamOG Memphis
Round 2....DE's just don't last to pick #44
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44Round: 2DL | Texas A&M
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78Round: 3WR | Alabama
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99Round: 3S | Maryland
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118Round: 4TE | Texas A&M
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202Round: 6
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223Round: 7LB | Wisconsin
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246Round: 7WR | Utah
Covey a UDFA? Nah !
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Any word on that kid from Nebraska? Center, Cam Jurgens.
Opinions vary... mostly mine vs. talking heads. I see nothing remarkable, Zuerlein sees a quickness that I do not, so ZBS fit?. All of us do seem to agree that anchoring vs a bull rush could be problematic. And I think we have that area covered.
I actually like Taven. Good resign IMO. Flashed a few times last season, which for a part timer is fine... But still need another part timer and that could be Butler. Also sets up competition for whomever develops to stick beyond 2022.
RB that just caught my eye is Central Michigan's Lew Nichols. Not the fastest (by a fair margin), but shifty and pretty strong on a compact frame.
Opinions vary... mostly mine vs. talking heads. I see nothing remarkable, Zuerlein sees a quickness that I do not, so ZBS fit?. All of us do seem to agree that anchoring vs a bull rush could be problematic. And I think we have that area covered.
I actually like Taven. Good resign IMO. Flashed a few times last season, which for a part timer is fine... But still need another part timer and that could be Butler. Also sets up competition for whomever develops to stick beyond 2022.
RB that just caught my eye is Central Michigan's Lew Nichols. Not the fastest (by a fair margin), but shifty and pretty strong on a compact frame.
You're one of the few I take at a word that wouldn't interest me in having my own look. So I'll move onto the kid from BC.
I don't think Taven is a bad signing, in that way. But this defense is going to struggle if they're counting on him to come in and be a full time, every down type contributor next to other average IDL.
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