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3 minutes ago, Mike06181 said:
Wisconsin oline are solid picks. They are well schooled on oline play
Wisconsin OL was very penalty prone and Tanor was part of the issue. Just now had to go back and double check his history. Had 5 penalties in 2022. To me that’s never a good sign on a shorter college career compared to 16-18 games in the NFL.
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Good OL pick I liked him not many red flags and is athletic
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Why does it seem every draft when pur pick is up networks cut and go to commercials?
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1 minute ago, Yoshinator said:
PLEASE take an RB Ballard! None have been taken! Start a run!
Love to take Guerendo played with JT in college and an Indiana kid
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Just now, stitches said:
Has Jalyx Hunt been taken? He's another option.
Hunt was taken yesterday by the Eagles R3
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1 minute ago, Defjamz26 said:
Cam Hart, Jaden Hicks, or Mason McCormick. Even TJ Tampa. We get any one those guys I don’t care about the rest of the draft lol.
No McCormick had to go back and we cant afford 20 some penalties a season.
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2 minutes ago, Shive said:
I learned last week that my co-worker is friends with Jalyx Hunt and went to school with him at Cornel. Her team is the Eagles, so she's got to be elated.
Loving what the Eagles have done so far. Gotten a lot of my draft crushes. Definitely going to be a tougher team to beat if they can get their offense going again.
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Latu and Gonclaves actually faced each other in the Sun Bowl with Latu getting the better of the two. A lot to like about each player the Colts have drafted.
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Just now, Shive said:
I'd also trade up for Dadrion Taylor-Demerson.
We still have too many holes to fill for sure. Still excited and got to believe in the draft.
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1 minute ago, rock8591 said:
Don't want all of them, just one of them. Not a reach to say so?
Gray can’t tackle, Wilson has alligator arms, not sold on Davis at RB and so on. Not a fan on your deaft selection but to each their own not really Colts players. Do have a few name that I like and fairly penalty free game and good enough. Once again the Colts going out drafting players neither one of us thought they’d take.
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I wouldn’t mind trading back up in this round for slot wide receiver Malik Washington.
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1 minute ago, rock8591 said:
For round 4:
Please, one/some of the following:
Jeremiah Trotter Jr. (LB)Cedric Gray (LB)
Payton Wilson (LB)
Braelon Allen (RB)
Isaiah Davis (RB)
Dylan Laube (RB)
Khyree Jackson (CB)
Kitan Oladapo (S)
Kamren Kitchens (S)
Jaylin Simpson (S)
James Williams (S)
Talk about lowered expectations can eliminate about half of these players. Find a better list of players bud.
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1 minute ago, Yoshinator said:
This is the reason we took Goncalves. Big run on O-Lineman. Nothing would have been left in round 4.
Bottom line it doesn’t matter how good of an OL you are, if you have a bad history of performance penalties that is a drive killer. For me that eliminates you off my draft board.
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Zinter was another solid OL that been fairly penalty free. Good draft pick
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Just now, Colt Overseas said:
I can see the logic if Gonclaves is viewed at a G. If Will Fries continues to emerge is his contract year next year, he’ll command mid-tier guard money, something we probably won’t be able to afford given the money we’ve already put into the oline. Can see Gonclaves being developed as a future starter.
Too many OL are upcoming FA. Doesn’t shock me we address the issue early but not going to deaft a guy who gets 7+ penalties a season in college in roughly 8 weeks. Worst part some of these OL play against much lower competition to boot. By the time you multiply that to a full NFL why I had to change by draft list.
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Just now, stitches said:
Haven't watched him... no idea how I should feel about it...
Not a bad OL only had 4 penalties in 4-years on over 1700 snaps. Colts needed depth and rest of ones had like were already drafted.
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Final edition, call it a less penalty driven team draft.
The Colts trade up on Day 1.
Round 1
a) WR Rome Odunze (Washington) – led all receivers in CFB in pass interference call draws with 9 in 2023.
b) LCB Quinyon Mitchell (Toledo) – Only had 3 penalties in the last two seasons.
c) WLB Edgerrin Cooper (Texas A&M)
Round 2
a) OL Cooper Beebe (Kansas State) – Jack of all trades OL No matter where Cooper Beebe lines up, he produces elite play. At right tackle in 2020, he was a PFF honorable mention All-Big 12 honoree. As a left tackle in 2021, he was named first-team All-Big 12. In 2022 at left guard, Beebe was a second-team All-American. Beebe's 94.0 pass-blocking grade over the past two seasons led all offensive linemen in college football. During that span, he didn’t allow a sack on 770 pass-blocking snaps. Beebe is the only FBS guard who ranks in the top five in both PB (4th) and RB (2nd). He still hasn’t allowed a sack since the 2020 season. 2023 earned college football midseason all-America First Team. Very few penalties throughout his career.
b) FS/NCB Javon Bullard (Georgia) – only had 5 penalties in college.
c) SS Jaden Hicks (Washington State) – 2023 PFF TOW 2 honors. Leader on defense that off to a strong start for 2023 earning a 90.1 PFF grade in coverage with one interception after 3 weeks, dropped another but forced 4 incompletions. Great field and anticipation skills along with ball production. Versatile can align up in FS, SS, LB, or nickel. Only had 3 penalties in 2023.
Round 3
a) CB Khyree Jackson (Oregon) – 2023 PFF TOW 4 honors. Jackson had a decent Senior Bowl Week and is best in Zone Coverage. Jackson’s got excellent height we covet at 6’3” with great weight at 203 pounds, with ideal arms 32” and the span of 78” and good 4.44s-Forty. Only committed 4 penalties in 2023.
b) DB Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (Texas Tech) - only 7 career penalties with 200 tackles, 57 stops, 11 pressues, 3 sacks, 16 passes defended, and 10 interceptions.
c) LCB Kris Abrams-Draine (Missouri) - 2023 PFF TOW 4 honors. After 6 games leads all FBS players with 8 PBUs (1.8 PDPG) while adding 3 INTs. 10 combined interceptions and (7) forced incompletions are the most among Power Five CBs while only allowing 11 catches all season. 2023 college football midseason all-America First Team. His 86.8 coverage grade is 5th highest in the FBS allowing just 107 passing yards and 11 receptions on the season.
d) SWR Malik Washington (Virginia) – Josh Downs 2.0 and only committed 4 total penalties in five years (52 career games).
Round 4
a) RG Zak Zinter (Michigan) 2022 PFF Week 5, 11, 12 TOW Honors. 2023 earned college football midseason all-America Second Team. Wasn’t called for a single penalty on 649 snaps.
b) FS Cole Bishop (Utah) junior if he declares – After 5 weeks in 2023, targeted 13 times, 4 catches allowed, 2 INTs, and 4.8 passer rating allowed. Had a decent Senior Bowl week. Ejected for a targeting penalty. In 3 years only allowed 7 penalties.
c) RB Isaac Guerendo (Louisville) – 9.97 RAS
Round 5
a) WLB Michael Barrett (Michigan) PFF TOW 7 honors, round 5 projection had an outstanding year with an overall 90.6 defense grade only behind Edgerrin Cooper. An 82.5 run defense grade, a 93.5 pass rush grade, and a 77.0 coverage grade. Didn’t commit a defensive penalty in more than 1800 defensive snaps.
b) SS Malik Mustapha (Wake Forest) – Zero career penalties
c) SS Kitan Oladapo (Oregon St) – only 4 accepted penalties in final 30 games.
Round 6
a) Edge Jalyx Hunt (Houston Christian)
b) WR Ryan Flournoy (SE Missouri St)
c) Edge Javontae Jean-Baptiste (ND)
Round 7
a) LG/C Michael Jurgens (Wake Forest) – Only one of two guards in the Power Five with an 80.0 PB and RB grades. After 10 weeks has an 86.5 PFF grade with his 90.0 run-blocking grade is nearly 5 points higher than the next-best guard. 2023 earned college football midseason all-America Second Team. Only committed 3 penalties all season in 2023.
b) OC Matt Lee Miami (FL) 2023 earned college football midseason all-America Honorable Mention. PFF TOW 9 honors. In 2022 he had an 82.5 overall grade with a 90.6 PB and 80.6 RB grade. As of Oct 15th, Lee is the highest graded center in all FBS earning an 82.7 PFF grade. Only allowed 2 penalties in 2022 on 1059 offensive snaps given up only four pressures and no sacks.
c) MLB Dallas Gant (Toledo) - 2023 college football midseason all-America Honorable Mention
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5 minutes ago, stitches said:
My personal sleeper I think is Malik Washington, WR, Virginia. I think he's massively underrated. IMO he has day 2 talent and you rarely if ever hear about him.
Washington had a break-out year for sure and was his best decision of his collegiate career to transfer and obviously paid dividends. Washington said it before but looks like Josh Downs 2.0 and project to be drafted very similar in Round 3. Between wide receivers and defensive backs, we could use another strong Downs clone in the slot. With Downs that is the only biggest knock about drafting TE Bowers as he commands a lot of passes in the slot and would take away an already important role the Downs already excels in doing.
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1 minute ago, Defjamz26 said:
Out of the list? Quinyon but Bowers is a close 2nd.
Based on immediate needs and BPA totally agree. Top CB Quinyon followed by TE Bowers. I know our TE room is crowded but MAC really feel this is his last year with the Club. Any given game we've seen a breakout game from one of the other tight ends we have. Bowers would be an immediate upgrade a long-term fixture. Since we haven't addressed the lack of DB depth this offseason, Quinyon is also a high priority need for our Club and should be versatile enough if we do change DC next season to match next defensive scheme.
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A trade with Tennessee is out of the question. No need to be too aggressive swapping with the Giants. Clearly want to draft ahead of the Bears (P9) and the Jets (P10).
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1 hour ago, Archer said:
Yep, he should be in “striking distance”.
With the NFL postponing Atlanta's potential draft picks deferred to next year this might very well be a blessing for the Colts tbh and offer them something in return for trading up with them knowing full well they are looking to forfeit pick(s). If not, the Colts look for another team to make the offer with Atlanta to move up. That's my projection. A Colts trade up should keep us in consideration for a top CB or even TE Bowers imo.
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On 4/11/2024 at 9:58 AM, Dr. T said:
Round 6 - # 191
A. Sebastian Castro LB/SS Iowa
FYI Castro went back to college at Iowa this upcoming season. Look for Sebastian in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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Like most QBs they need a safety blanket to throw to and that can be a TE. Draft rumor-mill already in full circulation with news that the Colts want to trade up on Day 1. Still think it's a long shot to draft a legacy in MHJ reaching P4 with the Cardinals. A trade up to P8 with Atlanta is probably the most realistic scenario and TE Bowers would be the call-in. Not sold on most of this year's draftable QBs and doubt 4 or more will be drafted within the top-8 picks. See the draft play out like every other year where teams can stay and get a serviceable QB.
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14 hours ago, Indyfan4life said:
Take it for what this is worth, but they said on Pat McAfee not long ago Indy is looking to trade up.
This could very well be the rare year we do trade up on Day 1. Really shocked if we go after a legacy and the cost might be too rich for the short-term versus draft immediate draft needs. Now a trade up to say P8 swap with Atlanta has a higher percentage of happening I do feel. No way going to trade within our division with the Titans at P7. At P8 should still have one of the top-3 WRs or even better option of drafting a generational TE in Bowers.
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Definitely with Covid and bonus year going to be plenty of good players who go undrafted.