DRAFT ROUNDS
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With pick 148 the Pittsburgh Stealers select
Quinton Meeks CB
Stanford
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Broncos take Andrew Brown DE Virginia.
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BOOOOOOM
Cleveland Browns take a player with a 2nd round grade ...cannot believe he has fallen to us in the 5th round ......high fives between Dorsey, Wolfe, Hue and Jimmy and a boob grope for Dee
Defensive Edge wrecking machine
Browns select KEMOKO TURAY .... DE ..... RUTGERS
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/kemoko-turay ?id=32462018-0002-5599-9667-00031057c4e6
Sleeper number 1
https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2018/02/11/2018-nfl-draft-10-defensive-sleeper-prospects-to-know/
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2 picks left with me
Bengals ....Will Richardson OT ...NC State
Cardinals ... Micah Kiser ILB ... Virginia
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Lions pick Allen Lazard WR Iowa State
did it to me again man this Sheet is getting old
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Lions pick Allen Lazard WR Iowa State
did it to me again man this Sheet is getting old
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Bugged your war room...sorry bout that
HA I wanted Scott along sucker ahahhaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
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Times up
Ravens need some weapons for Flacco
Ravens select ....Keke Coutee ....... WR ....Texas Tech
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chargers pick scott wr new mexico state
Seahawks pick smyth t.e notre damn
wind storm here in the N.W lights already flickering ill check in later and change my pick if need be
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two under the radar picks man.i should be a flipping gm
Well in keeping with that thought this GM finds a diamond in the rough.
6'8" 305 lb. giant from the small college of North Carolina A&T, MEAC OL of the year is OT Brandon Parker who has a wingspan of 107". From this assessment: "In 2017, the Aggies ranked No. 1 in the conference in 3rd down conversion, total first downs, rushing offense, scoring offense, fewest tackles for loss allowed, fewest sacks allowed and total offense … Has never surrendered a sack in his career"
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two under the radar picks man.i should be a flipping gm
Well in keeping with that thought this GM finds a diamond in the rough.
6'8" 305 lb. giant from the small college of North Carolina A&T, MEAC OL of the year is OT Brandon Parker who has a wingspan of 107". From this assessment: "In 2017, the Aggies ranked No. 1 in the conference in 3rd down conversion, total first downs, rushing offense, scoring offense, fewest tackles for loss allowed, fewest sacks allowed and total offense … Has never surrendered a sack in his career"
Well in keeping with that thought this GM finds a diamond in the rough.
6'8" 305 lb. giant from the small college of North Carolina A&T, MEAC OL of the year is OT Brandon Parker who has a wingspan of 107". From this assessment: "In 2017, the Aggies ranked No. 1 in the conference in 3rd down conversion, total first downs, rushing offense, scoring offense, fewest tackles for loss allowed, fewest sacks allowed and total offense … Has never surrendered a sack in his career"
we gotta get that guy
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Well in keeping with that thought this GM finds a diamond in the rough.
6'8" 305 lb. giant from the small college of North Carolina A&T, MEAC OL of the year is OT Brandon Parker who has a wingspan of 107". From this assessment: "In 2017, the Aggies ranked No. 1 in the conference in 3rd down conversion, total first downs, rushing offense, scoring offense, fewest tackles for loss allowed, fewest sacks allowed and total offense … Has never surrendered a sack in his career"
we gotta get that guy
we gotta get that guy
Imagine first snap for the Browns....Tyrod is sacked for a 15 yard loss
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LOL!. I'm going to track this guy in the draft. I have a feeling he gets taken in the late 3rd to mid-4th. Someone will catch that stat and take a closer look at how he accomplished that.
5. BRANDON PARKER | North Carolina A&T 6075|305 lbs. rSR. Kannapolis, N.C. (A.L. Brown) 10/21/1995 (age 22.5) #70
STRENGTHS: NFL frame with tremendous length…maintains a wide base in his kickslide…light-footed shuffle to cut off the corner and mirror in space…eager to use his
length and keep rushers at bay…ties up counter measures…uses his frame to wall-off lanes…looks to drop his pads, roll his hips and arrive with pop in the run
game…unloads on down blocks…humble individual and a “lead by example” type, according to his teammates – proposed to his long-time girlfriend before kickoff at
his final home game (Nov. 2017)…athletic bloodlines – father (George) played left tackle at North Carolina (1989-93) before becoming a football coach; mother
(Regina) played basketball at North Carolina…started every game at left tackle the last four years, earning MEAC Offensive Lineman of the Year honors as a
sophomore, junior and senior.
WEAKNESSES: Built very tall off the ground, making it tough for him sink and play with consistent knee-bend…gets himself in trouble when he relaxes his hips and
plays with high pads, inviting bull rushers to drive him…hands are eager, but not heavy and punch timing is highly inconsistent on film…lean build and lacks ideal bulk
on his frame – added 40+ pounds since high school, but still has room to get strong…not a weak player, but lacks the point of attack power to overwhelm and bury
defenders…improved instincts, but his awareness and timing aren’t ready for NFL speed…faced one power-five FBS program in his career (North Carolina) and most of
his experience is vs. FCS-level talent.
SUMMARY: A four-year starter at North Carolina A&T, Parker earned the starting left tackle job as a redshirt freshman and started all 48 games there the past four
seasons, mostly in a two-point stance in the Aggies’ open offense. A&T led the MEAC in rushing yards each of the last three years behind a left tackle-left guard-
center combination that started every game since 2015, including opening holes for Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen (2017 fourth round pick). Parker didn’t
give up a sack in his career with the lateral movements to shield rushers from the pocket. He might have the longest legs of any player I have ever scouted, hurting his
leverage and balance at the point of attack, and he needs to better utilize his length to control, not just tie up, rushers. Overall, Parker needs to continue and get
stronger and improve his sustain skills, but he has the frame, athleticism and football character than makes him an ideal developmental tackle prospect.
GRADE: 5th Round
If you are interested...
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^^^^Pretty good assessment. He has gotten stronger every year in their program. Has a lot of upside and might actually stay off a PS if the right team takes him.
Opps. Guess we should have taken this to the chat thread.
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Cincinnati selects, Kyzir White, CB, West Virginia
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CBS Top 10 Available
66. Kameron Kelly, CB, San Diego St.
77. Chad Thomas, DE, Miami (FL)
84. Justin Lawler, DE, SMU
85. Ito Smith, RB, Southern Miss
93. Oren Burks, LB, Vanderbilt
94. Levi Wallace, CB, Alabama
97. Mark Walton, RB, Miami (FL)
104. Will Clapp, C, LSU
110. Breeland Sparks, DE, Ole Miss
111. Darious Williams, CB, UABESPN Top 10 Available
93. Michael Dickson, P, Texas
98. J.C. Jackson, CB, Maryland
100. Hercules Mata'afa, DE, Washington St.
105. Deadrin Senat, DT, South Florida
109. Matt Pryor, OT, TCU
110. Taron Johnson, CB, Weber St.
111. Arrion Springs, CB, Oregon
123. Justin Jones, DT, NC State
125. Mark Walton, RB, Miami (FL)
126. Tavarus McFadden, CB, Florida St.Average Top 10 Available (ESPN & CBS)
111.0 - Mark Walton, RB, Miami (FL)
114.0 - Chad Thomas, DE, Miami (FL)
119.5 - Arrion Springs, CB, Oregon
127.5 - Wyatt Teller, OG, Virginia Tech
128.5 - Will Clapp, C, LSU
130.5 - Deadrin Senat, DT, South Florida
136.0 - Hercules Mata'afa, DE, Washington St.
137.0 - Kylie Fitts, DE, Utah
138.5 - Kameron Kelly, CB, San Diego St.
141.5 - Josh Adams, RB, Notre Dame
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