Why not Minkah at #1
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Cal, most see highlights. dorsey/wolfe should be looking at low-lights..Derwin played at FSU & as TCPO pointed out, FSU had almost 90 penalties. Derwin does like looking for the espn highlight reel hits..Derwin does gamble on teams defensive systems(almost has to due to other 10).sometimes a roamer that Joe Flacco would read TE,Derwin would bite & get beat 60 yards down field. Bama about 70 penalties, Fitz calls the defense, but all 11 stay discipline to the D system.. Sabin, like Belicheck, Everybody knows their role & sticks to it with no superstar roaming.Pick your poison? just in case, am moving on to a 3rd option, Penn States FS Marcus Allen..how bout a team with only 55 penalties a season..discipline,browns could sure use some
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I want Fitzpatrick because the Browns need a cornerback, and the Browns need a free safety.
Derwin James is a strong safety - correct? That's where Peppers should play.
Drafting Derwin James IMO is throwing away a first rounder from the draft before.
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I want Fitzpatrick because the Browns need a cornerback, and the Browns need a free safety.
Derwin James is a strong safety - correct? That's where Peppers should play.
Drafting Derwin James IMO is throwing away a first rounder from the draft before.
I want Fitzpatrick because the Browns need a cornerback, and the Browns need a free safety.
Derwin James is a strong safety - correct? That's where Peppers should play.
Drafting Derwin James IMO is throwing away a first rounder from the draft before.
Minkah can’t play both at the same time, and he’s not necessarily elite at either of them.
Derwin is listed as a strong safety, but he’s not really. He’s listed as a strong safety because FSU played him basically like you’d play an X-Factor. Need a sack? Derwin on a blitz. 2 TE set? Derwin at LB. 3rd and 3? Put Derwin in the box. 2nd and 1, throw Derwin at FS.
In the NFL, he could project as a strong safety...but he plays FS just about as well as Minkah IMO (I believe he had one of the lowest catch rates of all CFB FS, IIRC.)
He’s as rangy as, if not rangier than, Minkah and he’s probably the best true athlete in this class when all is said and done.
People are iffy on the idea of a “weapon” because of the Peppers project, but Derwin is light years ahead of Peppers.
I’m not saying Minkah is bad, because he’s not. Nor am I saying he’ll have a bad career, because he won’t. But Derwin has Sean Taylor potential and will likely be available at 15.
I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride -
It is also the one that I used to say that Mason Rudolph is the top rated QB in this draft....and got all kinds of shite for it. Like I said: Do you think I didn't do quite a bit of research into this?
Did you also miss it when I said that MOST services had Minkah rated in the top 2 overall prospects. So...instead of being a pluperfect pedantic putz, why don't you give us YOUR opinion on who you would prefer: Minkah or Derwin James....and why.
Who would I prefer? Derwin, for a few reasons.
Another person said this and I happen to agree - Minkah isn’t a better true FS prospect than Hooker and he’s not a better true CB prospect than Lattimore. He’s a smart, athletic defender who can do both and do them fairly well, but he’s not a lock at either. His versatility is part of what drives him up the board.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
Minkah benefitted from being on probably the most talented and disciplined defensive squad in CFB. Derwin did not. Sure, that makes the transition to the NFL easier...but it doesn’t make him the better player.
Minkah is the obvious safer choice. But I still believe Derwin is the better player. Maybe not next season, or even the one after, but I think Derwin will end up having the better career when all is said and done.
And he’ll be available later than Minkah, which means we could still conceivably get someone at #1, someone else at #4, and then package two picks to move up to #15 and get him...and then still have a few picks left over.
Who would I prefer? Derwin, for a few reasons.
Another person said this and I happen to agree - Minkah isn’t a better true FS prospect than Hooker and he’s not a better true CB prospect than Lattimore. He’s a smart, athletic defender who can do both and do them fairly well, but he’s not a lock at either. His versatility is part of what drives him up the board.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
Minkah benefitted from being on probably the most talented and disciplined defensive squad in CFB. Derwin did not. Sure, that makes the transition to the NFL easier...but it doesn’t make him the better player.
Minkah is the obvious safer choice. But I still believe Derwin is the better player. Maybe not next season, or even the one after, but I think Derwin will end up having the better career when all is said and done.
And he’ll be available later than Minkah, which means we could still conceivably get someone at #1, someone else at #4, and then package two picks to move up to #15 and get him...and then still have a few picks left over.
Yeah these Bama and LSU guys never seem to be quite as good as their billing.
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You make a good case Tim. As I said I'd take whichever one is still there @4 if we go QB #1. I just prefer the defensive "brain" out there for a Browns team that looks lost from time to time on defense. Never underestimate the value of instant play diagnosis by a skilled defensive wrecker. If James is as good at that as Fitz I would not complain. Dat Nguyen was famous for that ability. Go directly to the 2:42 mark.
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I want Fitzpatrick because the Browns need a cornerback, and the Browns need a free safety.
Derwin James is a strong safety - correct? That's where Peppers should play.
Drafting Derwin James IMO is throwing away a first rounder from the draft before.
Minkah can’t play both at the same time, and he’s not necessarily elite at either of them.
Derwin is listed as a strong safety, but he’s not really. He’s listed as a strong safety because FSU played him basically like you’d play an X-Factor. Need a sack? Derwin on a blitz. 2 TE set? Derwin at LB. 3rd and 3? Put Derwin in the box. 2nd and 1, throw Derwin at FS.
In the NFL, he could project as a strong safety...but he plays FS just about as well as Minkah IMO (I believe he had one of the lowest catch rates of all CFB FS, IIRC.)
He’s as rangy as, if not rangier than, Minkah and he’s probably the best true athlete in this class when all is said and done.
People are iffy on the idea of a “weapon” because of the Peppers project, but Derwin is light years ahead of Peppers.
I’m not saying Minkah is bad, because he’s not. Nor am I saying he’ll have a bad career, because he won’t. But Derwin has Sean Taylor potential and will likely be available at 15.
Minkah can’t play both at the same time, and he’s not necessarily elite at either of them.
Derwin is listed as a strong safety, but he’s not really. He’s listed as a strong safety because FSU played him basically like you’d play an X-Factor. Need a sack? Derwin on a blitz. 2 TE set? Derwin at LB. 3rd and 3? Put Derwin in the box. 2nd and 1, throw Derwin at FS.
In the NFL, he could project as a strong safety...but he plays FS just about as well as Minkah IMO (I believe he had one of the lowest catch rates of all CFB FS, IIRC.)
He’s as rangy as, if not rangier than, Minkah and he’s probably the best true athlete in this class when all is said and done.
People are iffy on the idea of a “weapon” because of the Peppers project, but Derwin is light years ahead of Peppers.
I’m not saying Minkah is bad, because he’s not. Nor am I saying he’ll have a bad career, because he won’t. But Derwin has Sean Taylor potential and will likely be available at 15.
You make a strong argument for James.
If he's able to be a very good FS, then I would definitely consider him. Everything I had seen on him seemed to point to him playing SS at the NFL level, which the Browns do not (allegedly) need.
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You make a good case Tim. As I said I'd take whichever one is still there @4 if we go QB #1. I just prefer the defensive "brain" out there for a Browns team that looks lost from time to time on defense. Never underestimate the value of instant play diagnosis by a skilled defensive wrecker. If James is as good at that as Fitz I would not complain. Dat Nguyen was famous for that ability. Go directly to the 2:42 mark.
You make a good case Tim. As I said I'd take whichever one is still there @4 if we go QB #1. I just prefer the defensive "brain" out there for a Browns team that looks lost from time to time on defense. Never underestimate the value of instant play diagnosis by a skilled defensive wrecker. If James is as good at that as Fitz I would not complain. Dat Nguyen was famous for that ability. Go directly to the 2:42 mark.
Dat Nguyen is a name I had not heard in a long time. It is a shame that injuries took a toll on him.
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James has also been played as a cb, I think. I watched several interviews of both, seems that
a slight edge goes to James for leadership- just a guess.
Marcus Allen is terrific - but he isn't in the same class as James and Minkah.
Having said that, most mocks have James going later. Beats me. James goes #14 here...
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It is also the one that I used to say that Mason Rudolph is the top rated QB in this draft....and got all kinds of shite for it. Like I said: Do you think I didn't do quite a bit of research into this?
Did you also miss it when I said that MOST services had Minkah rated in the top 2 overall prospects. So...instead of being a pluperfect pedantic putz, why don't you give us YOUR opinion on who you would prefer: Minkah or Derwin James....and why.
Who would I prefer? Derwin, for a few reasons.
Another person said this and I happen to agree - Minkah isn’t a better true FS prospect than Hooker and he’s not a better true CB prospect than Lattimore. He’s a smart, athletic defender who can do both and do them fairly well, but he’s not a lock at either. His versatility is part of what drives him up the board.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
Minkah benefitted from being on probably the most talented and disciplined defensive squad in CFB. Derwin did not. Sure, that makes the transition to the NFL easier...but it doesn’t make him the better player.
Minkah is the obvious safer choice. But I still believe Derwin is the better player. Maybe not next season, or even the one after, but I think Derwin will end up having the better career when all is said and done.
And he’ll be available later than Minkah, which means we could still conceivably get someone at #1, someone else at #4, and then package two picks to move up to #15 and get him...and then still have a few picks left over.
Who would I prefer? Derwin, for a few reasons.
Another person said this and I happen to agree - Minkah isn’t a better true FS prospect than Hooker and he’s not a better true CB prospect than Lattimore. He’s a smart, athletic defender who can do both and do them fairly well, but he’s not a lock at either. His versatility is part of what drives him up the board.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
Minkah benefitted from being on probably the most talented and disciplined defensive squad in CFB. Derwin did not. Sure, that makes the transition to the NFL easier...but it doesn’t make him the better player.
Minkah is the obvious safer choice. But I still believe Derwin is the better player. Maybe not next season, or even the one after, but I think Derwin will end up having the better career when all is said and done.
And he’ll be available later than Minkah, which means we could still conceivably get someone at #1, someone else at #4, and then package two picks to move up to #15 and get him...and then still have a few picks left over.
Fair enough. I just know that we need help in the Defensive Backfield. I would want whichever one turned out to be the best. And like I said: hell...we could use them both really...if we wanted to stack the deck in one unit.
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Who would I prefer? Derwin, for a few reasons.
Another person said this and I happen to agree - Minkah isn’t a better true FS prospect than Hooker and he’s not a better true CB prospect than Lattimore. He’s a smart, athletic defender who can do both and do them fairly well, but he’s not a lock at either. His versatility is part of what drives him up the board.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
Minkah benefitted from being on probably the most talented and disciplined defensive squad in CFB. Derwin did not. Sure, that makes the transition to the NFL easier...but it doesn’t make him the better player.
Minkah is the obvious safer choice. But I still believe Derwin is the better player. Maybe not next season, or even the one after, but I think Derwin will end up having the better career when all is said and done.
And he’ll be available later than Minkah, which means we could still conceivably get someone at #1, someone else at #4, and then package two picks to move up to #15 and get him...and then still have a few picks left over.
Yeah these Bama and LSU guys never seem to be quite as good as their billing.
Yeah these Bama and LSU guys never seem to be quite as good as their billing.
Not when it comes to the Browns anyway: a #3 overall on Bama's Trent Richardson. A #6 overall on Louisiana State's B. Mingo. Yes...the Browns have gotten the shite end of the stick from those two schools in recent years.
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LOL... is that what you've "heard"? This is you being your most Gipperish...
By that I assume you mean I am being intelligent, insightful and astute....which I am.
Are the Colts prohibited from trading the #3 overall to a QB needy team?
No....but if they do....again...who cares. You got a mixed bag of QBs available in this draft....and the third one taken is likely no better than the first one. Does it matter really if you miss on both Blaine Gabbert and Christian Ponder?
You first take the player that can make the most difference for your team. If after evaluation of the class a QB and a DB end up in the same, top-of-the-first-round grouping of players and you are not set at QB, then you take the QB first.... every day of the week and twice on Draft Day.... it's not even close... no matter if the DB is a FS or a CB.
Fair enough....if a QB grades as good as a DB....sure, we would have to take the QB. But if all we have to choose from is Tweedledum, Tweedledee, Tweedledick and Tweedledork....lat QB.....then you go the other right.
But lets put it this way....if as some say is true and Dorsey is all over Allen's knob....and if he thinks Allen is in the top of the first round grouping...you would not be happy and you might prefer that we get the DB, then get your boy at QB at #4.
It may come down to: do we take the best PLAYER in this draft....or do we take who is the best perceived QB in the draft.
You got a mixed bag of QBs available in this draft....and the third one taken is likely no better than the first one. Does it matter really if you miss on both Blaine Gabbert and Christian Ponder?
So now instead of one of two, it's one of three... or four... or six...
My point is yea? So?Darnold and Rosen may not be anywhere as good at playing their position as Minkah is at his. Some don't even have Darnold and Rosen or either as being in the top 2 at their positions.
As Tour said....if you have an absolutely No Brainer at QB...you go for the QB......but neither of those guys are considered a no brainer by any means.
Not what I said.
It may come down to: do we take the best PLAYER in this draft....or do we take who is the best perceived QB in the draft.
And there is the fallacy at the heart of your argument. Best PLAYER is just as much a matter of perception as best QB. And it's not your only fallacy...
Add that perception of college performance is the wrong criteria. It's projection of performance to the next level.
Add that "grading" is imprecise. It's why FOs group players of similar grades on their boards.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
guess we have a long time to talk about it
Yes, we do... and as that time passes a consensus the top one (or two) QB prospect(s) will emerge.
thing is times have changed since then so many sports channels national sports radio (cough cough) the internet a lot of info out there some true some not but it usually gets figured out on message boards like these
And not just for rumors...
Go back to '83 and the average fan had no access to information, game tape, etc. to assess draft prospect for themselves. Pretty much the same in '93... better in '03... plenty by '13.
In the absence of the ability to self-assess fans could reference "expert" rankings, but what were few in '83 are now plentiful.
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Isn't CBS the big board that has Mason Rudolph as it's #1 QB?
It is. I believe they take a consensus from their writers and assign a grading scale. At least, they used to.
FWIW, I also think Derwin will be a better NFL safety than Minkah as well.
It is. I believe they take a consensus from their writers and assign a grading scale. At least, they used to.
Sounds more like NFL.com's process.
Historically CBS has been "powered by DraftScout.com". But since DraftScout doesn't merge underclassmen until the declaration deadline passes (I think the date is 01-15-18 this year), CBS does something else until then to generate clicks.
You draft a QB. Why? Because how many points did Garrett score this year?
Six... but they were called back due to an offsides.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
That's the key with Derwin... he's not just a SS candidate, he has FS potential. Taylor is one comp I hear; Ed Reed is the other.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
It is. I believe they take a consensus from their writers and assign a grading scale. At least, they used to.
Sounds more like NFL.com's process.
Historically CBS has been "powered by DraftScout.com". But since DraftScout doesn't merge underclassmen until the declaration deadline passes (I think the date is 01-15-18 this year), CBS does something else until then to generate clicks.
You draft a QB. Why? Because how many points did Garrett score this year?
Six... but they were called back due to an offsides.
In that same vein, Derwin is a (more) versatile player who followed a career path like that of Peppers - linebacker, safety, corner, $lb. Except he’s on a Sean Taylor level of athleticism, something Peppers is not.
That's the key with Derwin... he's not just a SS candidate, he has FS potential. Taylor is one comp I hear; Ed Reed is the other.
... DraftScout doesn't merge underclassmen until the declaration deadline passes (I think the date is 01-15-18 this year)...
Well time flies... their top 750 is out... http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members/ratings/top750.php?draftyear=2018&sortby=rateall&order=ASC
DSRank Name College Proj Hgt Wgt 40 20 10 Bench Vert Jump Broad Jump Shuttle 3Cone 1Darnold, *Sam 
QB, Southern California 1 6-3 220 4.74 
2Barkley, *Saquon
RB, Penn State 1 5-11 230 4.49 
3Rosen, *Josh 
QB, UCLA 1 6-3 218 4.97 
4Fitzpatrick, *Minkah
CB, Alabama 1 6-0 201 4.52 
5Chubb, Bradley
DE, North Carolina State 1 6-3 275 4.84 
6James, *Derwin
SS, Florida State 1 6-2 211 4.52 
7Payne, *DaRon
DT, Alabama 1 6-2 308 5.38 
8Nelson, *Quenton
OG, Notre Dame 1 6-4 330 5.23 
9Allen, *Josh
QB, Wyoming 1 6-4 240 4.76 
10Ward, *Denzel
CB, Ohio State 1 5-10 191 4.37 
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
You got a mixed bag of QBs available in this draft....and the third one taken is likely no better than the first one. Does it matter really if you miss on both Blaine Gabbert and Christian Ponder?
So now instead of one of two, it's one of three... or four... or six...
My point is yea? So?Darnold and Rosen may not be anywhere as good at playing their position as Minkah is at his. Some don't even have Darnold and Rosen or either as being in the top 2 at their positions.
As Tour said....if you have an absolutely No Brainer at QB...you go for the QB......but neither of those guys are considered a no brainer by any means.
Not what I said.
It may come down to: do we take the best PLAYER in this draft....or do we take who is the best perceived QB in the draft.
And there is the fallacy at the heart of your argument. Best PLAYER is just as much a matter of perception as best QB. And it's not your only fallacy...
Add that perception of college performance is the wrong criteria. It's projection of performance to the next level.
Add that "grading" is imprecise. It's why FOs group players of similar grades on their boards.
So now instead of one of two, it's one of three... or four... or six...
Not what I said.
And there is the fallacy at the heart of your argument. Best PLAYER is just as much a matter of perception as best QB. And it's not your only fallacy...
Add that perception of college performance is the wrong criteria. It's projection of performance to the next level.
Add that "grading" is imprecise. It's why FOs group players of similar grades on their boards.
How many more times are you going to contradict yourself just for the personal pleasure of disagreeing with me?
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You make a good case Tim. As I said I'd take whichever one is still there @4 if we go QB #1. I just prefer the defensive "brain" out there for a Browns team that looks lost from time to time on defense. Never underestimate the value of instant play diagnosis by a skilled defensive wrecker. If James is as good at that as Fitz I would not complain. Dat Nguyen was famous for that ability. Go directly to the 2:42 mark.
Dat Nguyen is a name I had not heard in a long time. It is a shame that injuries took a toll on him.
Dat Nguyen is a name I had not heard in a long time. It is a shame that injuries took a toll on him.
Tends to happen to undersized players who play like they aren't undersized.
Really good kid, too. He was at TAMU when my daughter was... I met him a couple times.
Yeah these Bama and LSU guys never seem to be quite as good as their billing.
Sarcasm?
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
So now instead of one of two, it's one of three... or four... or six...
Not what I said.
And there is the fallacy at the heart of your argument. Best PLAYER is just as much a matter of perception as best QB. And it's not your only fallacy...
Add that perception of college performance is the wrong criteria. It's projection of performance to the next level.
Add that "grading" is imprecise. It's why FOs group players of similar grades on their boards.
How many more times are you going to contradict yourself just for the personal pleasure of disagreeing with me?
How many more times are you going to contradict yourself just for the personal pleasure of disagreeing with me?
Where have I done that?
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Dat Nguyen is a name I had not heard in a long time. It is a shame that injuries took a toll on him.
Tends to happen to undersized players who play like they aren't undersized.
Really good kid, too. He was at TAMU when my daughter was... I met him a couple times.
Yeah these Bama and LSU guys never seem to be quite as good as their billing.
Sarcasm?
Tends to happen to undersized players who play like they aren't undersized.
Really good kid, too. He was at TAMU when my daughter was... I met him a couple times.
He was raised in Rockport and his family had a Vietnamese restaurant almost on the bay call "Who Dat". It had a lot of his stuff from A&M and Dallas displayed there. Nice family. They went back and got me some of their nouc mam (fish sauce) off the family table when I said I had served as an advisor in Phan Thiet - nouc mam capital of Vietnam. None of the watered down stuff set out so Americans could tolerate it. The really pungent smelly stuff I had come to love on everything.
I still wonder if their business was ruined by the hurricane this summer.
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How many more times are you going to contradict yourself just for the personal pleasure of disagreeing with me?
Where have I done that?
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... DraftScout doesn't merge underclassmen until the declaration deadline passes (I think the date is 01-15-18 this year)...
Well time flies... their top 750 is out... http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members/ratings/top750.php?draftyear=2018&sortby=rateall&order=ASC
DSRank Name College Proj Hgt Wgt 40 20 10 Bench Vert Jump Broad Jump Shuttle 3Cone 1Darnold, *Sam
QB, Southern California 1 6-3 220 4.74
2Barkley, *Saquon
RB, Penn State 1 5-11 230 4.49
3Rosen, *Josh
QB, UCLA 1 6-3 218 4.97
4Fitzpatrick, *Minkah
CB, Alabama 1 6-0 201 4.52
5Chubb, Bradley
DE, North Carolina State 1 6-3 275 4.84
6James, *Derwin
SS, Florida State 1 6-2 211 4.52
7Payne, *DaRon
DT, Alabama 1 6-2 308 5.38
8Nelson, *Quenton
OG, Notre Dame 1 6-4 330 5.23
9Allen, *Josh
QB, Wyoming 1 6-4 240 4.76
10Ward, *Denzel
CB, Ohio State 1 5-10 191 4.37
Well time flies... their top 750 is out... http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members/ratings/top750.php?draftyear=2018&sortby=rateall&order=ASC
DSRank Name College Proj Hgt Wgt 40 20 10 Bench Vert Jump Broad Jump Shuttle 3Cone 1Darnold, *Sam
QB, Southern California 1 6-3 220 4.74
2Barkley, *Saquon
RB, Penn State 1 5-11 230 4.49
3Rosen, *Josh
QB, UCLA 1 6-3 218 4.97
4Fitzpatrick, *Minkah
CB, Alabama 1 6-0 201 4.52
5Chubb, Bradley
DE, North Carolina State 1 6-3 275 4.84
6James, *Derwin
SS, Florida State 1 6-2 211 4.52
7Payne, *DaRon
DT, Alabama 1 6-2 308 5.38
8Nelson, *Quenton
OG, Notre Dame 1 6-4 330 5.23
9Allen, *Josh
QB, Wyoming 1 6-4 240 4.76
10Ward, *Denzel
CB, Ohio State 1 5-10 191 4.37
No major issues- I like these block ratings- surprisingly, your guy Benkert is nowhere to be seen....
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members/ratings/valuechart.php?draftyear=2018
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/members/ratings/valuechart2.php?draftyear=2018
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