Who are your Sleepers in this draft?
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SJB is better than both. Id rather reach for a taller guy than take a munchkin that early. Verrett is gonna be stuck as a nickel guy or have to move to safety.
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XxDaBuckeyexX said:
Id rather reach for a taller guy than take a munchkin that early. Verrett is gonna be stuck as a nickel guy or have to move to safety.
Brent Grimes and Alterraun Verner dislike your comment.
theyre both 5'10 right? Either way, we need a big guy to match up with bigger recievers....we have plenty of little guys.Brent Grimes and Alterraun Verner dislike your comment.
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Well we obviously have two differents points of view. No big deal with that. You might be right, I might be wrong. But again, for me the technique and the feel for the game are much more important than the size. That's why I think Verrett is the top corner this year. He matched up with big receivers last year and shut them down.XxDaBuckeyexX said:
theyre both 5'10 right? Either way, we need a big guy to match up with bigger recievers....we have plenty of little guys.
By the way, yes Grimes and Verner are 5"10. And I would take them over 85% of nfl cornerbacks.
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i would take gilbert over any CB in the draft and half in the NFL. (85% is a tall number considering these guys haven't stepped on the field yet).
how's that?
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4-UD
QB: Tom Savage, Conner Shaw
RB: Terrence West, Bishop Sankey, Dri Archer
WR: Devin Street, Josh Huff, Robert Herron
TE: Joe Dunn Duncon
OL: Austin Wentworth,, Dakota Doozer
DL: Michael Sam,
LB: Christian Jones
DB: Terrence West, Marcus Roberson
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i would take gilbert over any CB in the draft and half in the NFL. (85% is a tall number considering these guys haven't stepped on the field yet).
how's that?
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Guys you think will be drafted rounds 4-7 but turn heads in training camp and end up starting
ILB Andrew Jackson - Western Kentucy
WR Jeff Jannis - Saginaw Valley State
TE Colt Lyerla - Oregon
QB Tajh Boyd - Clemson
ILB Max Bullough - Michigan State
Guys you think will be drafted rounds 4-7 but turn heads in training camp and end up starting
ILB Andrew Jackson - Western Kentucy
WR Jeff Jannis - Saginaw Valley State
TE Colt Lyerla - Oregon
QB Tajh Boyd - Clemson
ILB Max Bullough - Michigan State
This guy is a freak athlete. If a team can get him coached up so his mechanics are better, and get him mental prepared for the jump to Div II to the NFL, in 1-2 years he would be a monster WR. The rest however I don't see much happening. I think Jackson has a shot to be a decent 2 down ILB, but nothing more than that. Lyerla, might produce early, but he is also going to be out of the NFL early. I give him 1 whole season before he pisses his career down the drain. Boyd might turn into something after 3-4 years on the bench if drafted by the right team, but in that regard I think Thomas has a shot at doing the same thing only he could be better if he gets the right coach. Bullough is lazy. He gained how much weight after the season was over and he missed that last game or two of the season for breaking team rules. He just doesn't seem dedicated to the sport. Seems to me more like someone who is going to do what he has to in order to play for 1-3 seasons, make a bit of money, then work at a car dealership or sell insurance the rest of his life.
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The search engine is your friend...
http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=28392&hl=sleeper*
http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=28790&hl=sleeper*
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XxDaBuckeyexX said:
theyre both 5'10 right? Either way, we need a big guy to match up with bigger recievers....we have plenty of little guys.
That's not necessarily true, even though Haden is 5'11 he plays best againt bigger physical guys and struggles against the smaller quicker ones.
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QB- Logan Thomas (maybe he can convert to TE) and Brett Smith
RB- Charles Sims and Damien Williams
WR- Damien Copeland and Mike Davis
TE- A.C. Leonard
OL- Tyler Larsen and Zach Fulton
DL- Kareem Martin and Zack Kerr
ILB- Jack Tyler and Preston Brown
OLB- Xavius Boyd, and James Gayle
CB- Victor Hampton and Travis Carrie
S- Jonathan Dowling and Abdul Smith
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If were going to take a little DB, take fucking Lamarcus Joyner. I cant believe no one talks about this kid! He might be 5'8" but he plays like he's a six foot something two twenty plus pound linebacker. If he struggles playing Corner I can see him moving to FS and being an absolute game breaker.
Just look at this kid come off the hedge on blitzes he's like fucking sonic the hedgehog. Pettine will find a way to use him all over the field. I got a serious man crush on him sorry.....
Others I anticipate will surprise:
Colt lyerla
Jeremy Hill
Storm Johnson
Tom Savage
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Tajh Boyd
Keith Price
Max Bullough
Jeff Janis
Lamarcus Joyner
Louchiez Purifoy
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Tajh Boyd
Keith Price
Max Bullough
Jeff Janis
Lamarcus Joyner
Louchiez Purifoy
Tajh Boyd
Keith Price
Max Bullough
Jeff Janis
Lamarcus Joyner
Louchiez Purifoy
Not to sound like grandpa in the rocking chair, but I remember watching Max Bullough's uncle, Chuck, at Michigan St. (And NFL) and his grandfather, Hank, played in the NFL too, was an innovator of the 3-4 defense as a defensive coordinator in the 70s and was head coach of the Bills in the 80s.
He's gotta be tough if he's a Bullough, we need inside linebackers, bring him in.
Z
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Tajh Boyd
Keith Price
Max Bullough
Jeff Janis
Lamarcus Joyner
Louchiez Purifoy
Not to sound like grandpa in the rocking chair, but I remember watching Max Bullough's uncle, Chuck, at Michigan St. (And NFL) and his grandfather, Hank, played in the NFL too, was an innovator of the 3-4 defense as a defensive coordinator in the 70s and was head coach of the Bills in the 80s.
He's gotta be tough if he's a Bullough, we need inside linebackers, bring him in.
Z
Zombo said:
Not to sound like grandpa in the rocking chair, but I remember watching Max Bullough's uncle, Chuck, at Michigan St. (And NFL) and his grandfather, Hank, played in the NFL too, was an innovator of the 3-4 defense as a defensive coordinator in the 70s and was head coach of the Bills in the 80s.
He's gotta be tough if he's a Bullough, we need inside linebackers, bring him in.
Z
I like Bullough
And another sleeper is the WR out of Saginaw St. Jeff Janis (Joplin).....who would not be a ball and chain for this team:
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Zombo said:
Not to sound like grandpa in the rocking chair, but I remember watching Max Bullough's uncle, Chuck, at Michigan St. (And NFL) and his grandfather, Hank, played in the NFL too, was an innovator of the 3-4 defense as a defensive coordinator in the 70s and was head coach of the Bills in the 80s.
He's gotta be tough if he's a Bullough, we need inside linebackers, bring him in.
Z
I like Bullough
And another sleeper is the WR out of Saginaw St. Jeff Janis (Joplin).....who would not be a ball and chain for this team:
I like Bullough
And another sleeper is the WR out of Saginaw St. Jeff Janis (Joplin).....who would not be a ball and chain for this team:
Ball and chain mover.
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