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  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #4

    Wow. LSU OG-OT Herman Johnson measured in at 6'7", 382 lbs. Also has huge hands (11 1/4") and 36" vines for arms.

    The amazing thing is that he actually moves pretty well.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Also, Rey Rey measured in a shade under 6'2" and 254 lbs.

    Here are the full rosters:

    North Squad

    South Squad

  • J JewDago wrote on last edited by
    #6

    ramses barden sounds like an ideal replacement for jurevicius if he can have a good week of practice. i'd never heard of him before, but he has insane size for a WR. if he has any speed whatsoever and can run even decent routes, he'll fly up boards, likely to the point where we'll have no chance of getting him.

    think he tops out as a third-round prospect at this point or could he get into the second?

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #7

    nfldraftscout has Barden pegged as an late 2nd/early 3rd Round pick. But a bad 40 time could drop him lower (he's said to be a 4.6 guy).

    Should be interesting to see how he fares in practices this week.

  • J JewDago wrote on last edited by
    #8

    whoops, didn't do the research. looks like a good week pushes him into the early 2nd/late 1st range, and a 4.6 is perfectly acceptable for a WR his size. people are gonna start comparing him to plax.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #9

    Yeah - bad would be creeping up towards 4.7.

  • J JewDago wrote on last edited by JewDago
    #10

    agreed - he doesn't want to fall into TE 40 times, but, if he does and it depresses his stock, that can only be good for us if we're interested.

    it'll be interesting to see if his game speed is better than his timed speed. i have a feeling it is.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #11

    nfldraftscout projects he'll be drafted in the 5th Round.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #12

    NFL Network's airing coverage from the Senior Bowl practices right now.

    Cody Brown just embarrassed Phil Loadholt.

  • NFL Network's airing coverage from the Senior Bowl practices right now.

    Cody Brown just embarrassed Phil Loadholt.

    Oldcrow1945O Oldcrow1945 wrote on last edited by
    #13

    Aloysius said:

    Cody Brown just embarrassed Phil Loadholt.

    I'm shocked that some have this guy going in the first round. His stock has been getting lower with every month.

    Orakpo completely destroyed him in the UT-OU game. He did not have a great senior season.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #14

    I think the feeling is that Loadholt will be effective once he's moved to RT, away from speed-rushers. But with so many teams running a 3-4, both OT's need to be able to block speed guys.

    But some team will become enamored with Loadholt's measurables (6'8", 340 lbs., 36" arms) and take him in the 2nd Round. He'll be a dominant run-blocker, but he'll also get his QB killed.

  • I think the feeling is that Loadholt will be effective once he's moved to RT, away from speed-rushers. But with so many teams running a 3-4, both OT's need to be able to block speed guys.

    But some team will become enamored with Loadholt's measurables (6'8", 340 lbs., 36" arms) and take him in the 2nd Round. He'll be a dominant run-blocker, but he'll also get his QB killed.

    Oldcrow1945O Oldcrow1945 wrote on last edited by
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    Aloysius said:

    I think the feeling is that Loadholt will be effective once he's moved to RT, away from speed-rushers. But with so many teams running a 3-4, both OT's need to be able to block speed guys.

    But some team will become enamored with Loadholt's measurables (6'8", 340 lbs., 36" arms) and take him in the 2nd Round. He'll be a dominant run-blocker, but he'll also get his QB killed.

    That last part...Right!....Started laughing when I read that.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #16

    In a one on one matchup, B.J. Raji got some push on Alex Mack. The next time, it looked like Mack held onto Raji's jersey.

    Mitch King used his quickness to get around Max Unger, who was lining up at center. I love King, but he lacks a true NFL position and definitely isn't a fit for the 3-4.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #17

    Great spin move by Evander "Ziggy" Hood. Not sure if he projects well to 3-4 DE, but I like what I've seen thus far.

  • J JewDago wrote on last edited by
    #18

    larry english looks reallly, really fast with good agility and acceleration. he'll get handled if tackles can lock onto him and take him to the ground, but that can happen to a lot of LBs when they start a speed rush instead of a bull rush.

    max unger got handled a minute ago.

    michigan's DE, jamison (#91 at the senior bowl) has looked good a couple of times, too, but looks more like a 4-3 de. it's possible he could play in a one-gap 3-4, though.

  • Great spin move by Evander "Ziggy" Hood. Not sure if he projects well to 3-4 DE, but I like what I've seen thus far.

    J JewDago wrote on last edited by
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    Aloysius said:

    Great spin move by Evander "Ziggy" Hood. Not sure if he projects well to 3-4 DE, but I like what I've seen thus far.

    that spin was destructive. whoever was blocking hood didn't even get a hand on him before he was past him.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #20

    Unger can't handle Ron Brace's strength. Not a good sign for Unger's ability to handle 3-4 NT's.

    Out at guard, Alex Mack got beat by B.J. Raji on successive plays. Raji showed a nice repertoire of pass-rush moves (spin & swim).

  • larry english looks reallly, really fast with good agility and acceleration. he'll get handled if tackles can lock onto him and take him to the ground, but that can happen to a lot of LBs when they start a speed rush instead of a bull rush.

    max unger got handled a minute ago.

    michigan's DE, jamison (#91 at the senior bowl) has looked good a couple of times, too, but looks more like a 4-3 de. it's possible he could play in a one-gap 3-4, though.

    ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #21

    @jewdago said:

    larry english looks reallly, really fast with good agility and acceleration. he'll get handled if tackles can lock onto him and take him to the ground, but that can happen to a lot of LBs when they start a speed rush instead of a bull rush.

    max unger got handled a minute ago.

    michigan's DE, jamison (#91 at the senior bowl) has looked good a couple of times, too, but looks more like a 4-3 de. it's possible he could play in a one-gap 3-4, though.

    Unger's having a bad day. Not only is he showing marginal strength, but his arms measured in at 32.5" at the weigh-in - too short to slide out to tackle.

    Jamison's someone I watched earlier this year with an eye on whether he could convert to 3-4 OLB. Didn't come away thinking he could, but I liked his hustle & gritty play. He'll be a nice backup 4-3 DE at the next level.

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #22

    Both Unger and Mack fared better against Raji in 11 on 11 drills, where they were able to redirect him & use his momentum to take him out of the play.

    Conversely, DE Cody Brown struggled a bit in the one on one drills, but continues to look great in the 11 on 11's. He beat former teammate William Beatty for what amounted to a sack. This guy's definitely a 3-4 OLB prospect to watch (though his weighing in at 242 lbs. is a tad disappointing).

  • ? Aloysius wrote on last edited by
    #23

    Brown got around Loadholt again for what would've been a QB hit. Also got a stop on a draw play.