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First it was trading Kenny Moore, then signing 20 players in FA, then paying half of the cap to the OL, and now sending Kelly for #5 AND drafting "Charles Darrisaw"......
You're out of your mind at this point
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JJ Watt in FA
Bridge LT in FA, then draft one in R2/3
Rashod Bateman at 21
Xavier Rhodes/Patrick Peterson in FA
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My personal favorites so far:
Eichenberg (Notre Dame) OT
Cosmi (Texas) at OT
Adebo (Stanford) CB
Newsome (Northwestern)
Molden (Washington) CB
Farley (Virginia Tech CB
Wilson (BYU) QB
Bateman (Minnesota) WR
Moehrig (TCU) S
Holland (Oregon) at S
Nixon (Iowa) DT
Toney (Penn State) DE
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Love the Dazz, Newsome, Browning and Eichenberg picks
Oweh is probably a first rounder or early second at the latest though and I think Godwin is getting tagged
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Williams isn't the best LT in the game and we're not using half the cap space on 4 OL, he's not coming here
Eric Stokes isn't a first rounder and his best trait is certainly not man coverage...
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Draft season is here, this is my 3rd positional report.
I'm going to be doing detailed positional scouting reports on certain players I pick and posting them here.
CBs, WRs, and QBs are done, DEs, OLBs, DTs, and OTs are in the works.
All of these are my personal opinions on the player from the games I watched of them, always up for feedback, questions, debate, and more!
Contains 12 WRs and 3 TEs
Chase is WR1 although Bateman is my personal favorite in the class
Ja’Marr Chase WR LSU
Pros:
One of the most complete receiver prospects to ever declare
Will fit all NFL schemes
A true #1 WR
Dynamic in the redzone and on third down
Elite speed, burst, and quickness
LOS release is fantastic
Defense stretcher
Defenses game plan around him
RAC is fantastic
Great route runner
As elusive as a runningback in the open field
High pointing, tracking, and body adjustment is fantastic
Has a CB and S watching him at all times
Has beaten double teams plenty of times
As durable as you want in a receiver
Played against elite talent
Absolutely dominant in 2019
Cons:
Sat out the 2020 season
Could be taller
Projection: Top 6
Jaylen Waddle WR Alabama
Pros:
Elite speed in all areas
Great athleteExplosive deep threat, can score on any touch
Release at the LOS is twitchy and quick
Open field vision and elusiveness is great
Sells double moves with his hips
Excels at creating separation whether with his speed or deception with shoulder/eye fakes
Great returner
Huge upside
Played against elite competition
Cons:
Played for Alabama
Route running is raw
Needs to be stronger
Needs to catch with his hands more
Only 5’10” and 180 lbs
Durability concerns at the next level
Small frame
Broken ankle in 2020
Projection: Top 12
Devonta Smith WR Alabama
Pros:
Heisman finalist
Experience at returner
Wins at the LOS with great technique and a quick release
Great body control and high point ability
Explosive on his plants and cuts
His hands are fantastic
Will be a consistent RZ and 3D target in the NFL
Beats double teams with ease
Forces teams to gameplan for him, will often bring a safety over top to help the DB
Good blocker
Only had 6 drops on 300 targets
Was dominant against elite competition
Best route runner in the class
Deep threat playmaker
Has the ability to score whenever he touches the ball
Cons:
Plays for Alabama
Only 175 lbs
Small frame
Durability questions at the next level
Projection: Top 10
Rashod Bateman WR Minnesota
Pros:
Masterclass route runner, only behind Smith in this class
Durable, no injuries
Willing and physical blocker
Fluid in and out of his breaks, cuts, and plants
Fantastic strong, hands, can catch any ball
Finds weaknesses in zone coverage
Will win 50/50 balls with ease
Alpha mentality
Will consistently create separation with his routes
Can play all over the field
One of three All-Pro potential receivers in this class in my opinion
Strong at the catch point
Has a variety of releases at the LOS
Confidence in the middle of the defense
One of the most physical receivers in the classGood speed, if he runs a good 40, his stock should be even higher
Cons:
Creates contact
Pushes off DBs too much
Doesn’t have burner speed
Not an explosive athlete, doesn’t have elite burst/quickness
Has struggles against press coverage
Can get knocked off his route by a defender
Projection: Top 20
Rondale Moore WR Purdue
Pros:
Dangerous with the ball in his hands
Explosive YAC receiver, is at his best with the ball in his hands
Slippery and twitchy in the open field
Great quickness and agility
Stop and go fiend
Can embarrass DBs with his routes, he’s great and cutting and planting his feet to change direction
Good strength
Great speed
LOS release is great, uses jab steps and technique to beat bigger and stronger players
Experienced returner
Cons:
Most of his yards are after the catch
Has had brick hands, too many drops
Will be limited to the slot in the NFL
Only 5’9” and 180 lbs
Small frame
Has played 7 games in the last 2 years, 3 in 2020, 4 in 2019
Injury history in every college season he’s played in
Projection: 2nd Round
Terrace Marshall WR LSU
Pros:
Has great speed
Tracks the ball and uses his height to highpoint and win jump balls
Excellent body control
Good RAC potential
Shifty in the open field
Physical player
Raw talent and big upside
Cons:
Struggled with press coverage
Struggled with LOS release
Poor acceleration
Raw route runner
Has all the abilities, just doesn’t use them at a consistent level
Takes his eye off the ball too often
Short area burst and quickness is sluggish
Run blocking needs work
Projection: Early 2nd
Amon-Ra St Brown WR USC
Pros:
Productive in his 3 years
Catches with his hands
Excellent in contested catches
Has big play ability downfield
Alpha mentality
Great quickness and burst
Has experience in the slot and the outside
Returner experience
Great body controlCons:
Needs to be a better blocker
Smaller frame
Play strength needs to be stronger
Can be a more physical player
Will be a #2 at best in the NFL
Had his drops
Speed is average
Projection: 2nd Round
Kadarius Toney WR Florida
Pros:
Has played QB, RB, and WR in his career
Versatile
Explosive playmaker
Great with the balls in his hands, threat to score when he touches the ball
Big play speed
Has great footwork
Good knowledge of the route tree in the slot
Vertical field stretcher
Has experience as a returner
Great quickness, burst, and agility
Has the elusive traits of a runningback
Catches with his hands and not his body
Played against great competition
Willing blocker
Cons:
Essentially one true year of experience in 2020
Played with Kyle Pitts, was the #2 in Florida’s offense
Durability as the next level, has a small frame
Projection: Late 1st-Early 2nd
Sage Surratt WR Wake Forest
Pros:
Stands 6’2”
Strong, physical player
Red zone threat
Wins a ton of 50/50 balls
Usage of hand fighting is great
Ball tracking is great
Hands at the catch point are strong
Contested catch monster
Smart player, high football IQ
Good knowledge of the route tree
Will find soft spots against zone coverage
Has the potential to be a very good blocker due to his size and strength
Cons:
Average athlete
Doesn’t have top end speed
Lacks short area quickness and burst
Slow at accelerating to his max speed
Will struggle against man and press at the next level
Blocking needs improvement
Projection: 4th Round
Tylan Wallace WR Oklahoma State
Pros:
Played against good competition
Has a surplus of releases at the LOS
Great footwork
Willing blocker
Has a high awareness to find soft spots in the field against zone coverage
Great ball tracker and excellent body control
Will hand fight through routes
As physical as you can be at 5’11”
Has consistent, strong hands
2020 First-Team All-Big 12
Biletnikoff Finalist
Cons:
Average speed
Struggles against press coverage
Limited route tree in college
Rarely played on the left side of the field
Hand technique against DBs needs improvement
More of a possession receiver than a big RAC guy
Knee injuries in 2019 and 2020
Projection: 3rd Round
Dyami Brown WR North Carolina
Pros:
Good athlete
Has quick feet
Good release at the LOS
A plus route runner
Vertical threat
Good speed, won’t be a burner
Great techniques to create separation, shoulder and torso movement open DBs hips
Strong hands
Solid blocker
Excellent at adjusting to bad throws
Cons:
Doesn’t have the long speed
Had drops in college
Simple route tree
Can add more to his release, can get predictable
Play strength needs improvement
Projection:
3rd-4th Round
Dazz Newsome WR North Carolina
Pros:
Great release at the LOS
Hand technique against DBs is very good
Can create separation with speed and deception
Extensive knowledge of the route tree in the slot
Is great with the ball in his hand, big RAC potential
Deep threat option
Willing blocker
Can return punts
Cons:
Struggles against press
Hasn’t ran a ton of the routes outside of the slot
Smaller receiver
Will struggle against bigger, more physical NFL DBs
Play strength is weak
Might be limited to the slot
Projection: 4th Round
Kyle Pitts TE Florida
Pros:
Stands 6’6”
Elite athlete
He’s only 20
Willing blocker
Versatile mismatch, will line up anywhere on the field
Great route runner for his size
Has wide receiver speed at tight end
Athletic enough to play WR
Great change of direction, burst, and lateral ability
Great at the LOS
Will win with his hands
Red zone threat, caught 31 of 31 passes in the RZ
Catches with his hands and not his body
Will high point the ball, catch radius is huge
Body control is great
Great teammate
Hard working
Cons:
Inconsistency when it comes to blocking
Play strength is weak at times
Projection: Top 12
Pat Freiermuth TE Penn State
Pros:
Stands 6’5”
Plus route runner
Quick short area burst
Red zone threat
Fantastic receiver
Versatility lining up across the field
Strong player, willing to lower his shoulder
High football IQ
High ceiling as a blocker
Will deceive DB’s eyes
Cons:
Not a burner, lacks speed
Average athlete
Release off the LOS is slow
Struggles versus press coverage
Needs more explosion at the next level
Average blocker
Season ending shoulder surgery in 2020
Projection: Late 2nd Round
Tre McKitty TE Georgia
Pros:
Stands 6’5”
Explosive at the LOS
RAC potential is huge
Good receiver
Has the speed and quickness
Willing blocker
Cons:
Route running needs improvement
Knee injuries
Never put all of his talent together in college
Blocking needs improvement
Will struggle against NFL defensive linemen
Projection: 4th Round
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He's not wrong
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I should have a report on the edge class coming soon
I have Rousseau as a top 25 pick and DE #2
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I'd rather have Watt
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3 minutes ago, BrickHead said:
Why not? Or, what round would be worthy?
Because he's retired.
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Edition 2 is now out.
I'm going to be doing detailed positional scouting reports on certain players I pick and posting them here.
CBs and QBs are done, WRs, DEs, OLBs, DTs, and OTs are in the works.
All of these are my personal opinions on the player from the games I watched of them, always up for feedback, questions, and debate
I picked the 6 QBs starter worthy QBs in the draft
I fully expected one of them to be a Colt but with the Wentz trade it looks like that won't be the case.
Lawrence is obvious QB1, Wilson QB2.
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Trevor Lawrence QB Clemson
Pros:
Stands 6’6”
Hand size is 10”
One of the best QB prospects in the last 30 years
Will be the face of a franchise, he’s proven he can be the face of a team
Won't crack at expectations, has being experience being under pressure by national media
All he did was play against top tier competition and win
41-0 in High School, 34-2 in college
Humble, hard working, and still has upside
He will fit in any pro offense
Fantastic arm, he can throw on any platform
Timing, touch, precision, accuracy is all there
Throws a fastball in tight windows if he needs to
Has rare deep ball accuracy
Outstanding in the pocket
Doesn’t crumble when his first read is covered
Works through his progressions quickly
Excellent internal system and his mechanics are incredible
Great decision maker, doesn’t turn the ball over
Will hurt NFL defenses with his legs, can be a dangerous runner
Has every trait you want, and they’re all at such a high level already
Cons:
Can stick on his first read for too long at times
His feet don’t always follow his eyes
Ball placement to maximize yards can improveAny negatives with Lawrence are essentially nit-picky and are minor issues that can get fixed quickly
He's as close to a perfect prospect as you can get
Projection: 1st Overall
Justin Fields QB Ohio State
Pros:
Stands 6’3” and has a great skill setGood arm strength, will make all the throws needed at the next level
Throws a pretty deep ball
Elite mobility, dangerous runner, will hurt you in the open field
Avoids turnovers
Can throw off platform and on the run
Accurate passer, leads his receivers open and throws with good touch and precision, can fire it into tight windows
He’s tough as hell and he showcased it against Clemson
Cons:
Pass rush can rattle him
Footwork needs improvement
Pocket awareness and blitz recognition needs to be improved
Often freezes when blitzers are coming
Needs to be able to pass with pressure in his face
Slow processor, progressions need to be better
Field vision can improve
Needs to use his checkdown more
Projection: Top 5
Zach Wilson QB BYU
Pros:
Stands 6’3”
Broke out in 2020
Cannon of an arm, there’s not a throw he can’t make
Accurate passer, he won’t miss open receivers
Deep ball accuracy and placement is fantastic
Big throws off platform
Can throw fastballs into tight windows
Moves through his progressions
Stands tall in the pocket
Timing and anticipation is elite
Great athlete, dangerous runner, definitive dual threat QB
Avoids hits as best he can
Competitor mindset and he brings energy to his team
Cons:
Struggled early in his career
Needs to add weight, he’s only 209
Accuracy and mechanics drop off when under pressure
Didn’t play against elite competition
One-year wonder
Threw many passes that got his receiver popped by a defensive player, had atleast 12+ passes that resulted in his receivers getting battered
Collapsed and became uncharacteristic against Coastal after repeated pressure and a few cheap shots
Needs to be faster through his progressions
Torn labrum in his throwing shoulder
Projection: Top 8
Trey Lance QB NDSU
Pros:
Stands 6’4”
Deep ball precision
Stays calm in the pocket when pressure comes, keeps eyes downfield
Can throw off platform
Immense upside
Great leader and football IQComfortable outside the pocket and on the run
Definitive dual threat QB
Good improviser
Strong, physical, good speed/burst, and running vision
One interception in 318 attempts
Doesn’t force throws
Progresses through his reads quickly
Great arm talent, has a cannon and throws with good velocity and touch
Took snaps under center and ran play action at NDSU
Only 20 years old
Cons:
Played at North Dakota State
He’s still a raw talent, might not be the starter Week 1
One year of play
One game in 2020
Mechanics need work, they’re not pretty
Sluggish footwork
Relies on his athleticism too much
Played against weak competition, was often the best player on the field
Offense at NDSU was streamlined to heavily favor him
Projection: Top 12
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Mac Jones QB Alabama
Pros:
Stands 6'3" and hand size is at 9.75”
Great pocket passer, accurate
Calm, poised, and confident
Great character and a hard worker
Throws with great touch, anticipation, and placement, allows his receivers to RAC
Has good football IQ
Stands tall and goes through his progressions, he has a great processor
Can throw into tight windows
Quick release
Handles pressure well
Has good mechanics
Fantastic production in his one season
Hand size is at 9.75”
Ran a pro-style offense and has reps under center, in shotgun, in pistol sets
Played against elite talent
Team Captain and National Champion
Only lost one game as a starter, 16-1
Cons:
Average athlete, low mobility if any at all
Arm strength is average, tends to max at around 50 yards
Strictly limited to being a pure pocket passer
One year as a starter
Played for Alabama
Surrounded by elite talent at every position
Projection: Top 25
Kyle Trask QB Florida
Pros:
Stands 6’4” and 250
Accurate thrower, has touch on all his passes
Throws his receivers open
Can make throws under pressure
Will go through all of his progressions if he needs to
Productive against the SEC
Detailed when it comes to play action, play fakes, and bootlegs, loves the little things
Good ball security
Fantastic teammate and leader
Tough player
Cons:
Arm strength is average
3 first quarter interceptions in the Cotton Bowl against Oklahoma in a blowout loss
Throws the ball late
Forces throws in the middle of the field
Has only played games in warm weather
Poor decision making
Invites pressure, makes it harder on his OTs
Projection: 2nd-Early 3rd
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3 hours ago, Chucklez said:
Lol @ the idea of a 2:01 second video being "proof" that someone is bad.
Lol @ the idea of a 2:00 second video being "proof" someone is good
You can apply it both ways
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15 minutes ago, crazycolt1 said:
I guess that's the difference of mindsets between a pessimist and a optimist.
You can call me a pessimist all you want it doesn't change the fact that I've thrown nothing but stats and video proof at you
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2 minutes ago, crazycolt1 said:
You also don't disregard his talent by being on a team that couldn't keep him upright either.
Which is not entirely his OL's fault
He takes the 8th most sacks on the 16th most pressures in the league
If anyone can fix him I suppose it's Frank but I'm not gonna act like we're getting the best version of Wentz
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44 minutes ago, gnet550 said:
Some of these are throw always too because of pressure. Some are throwing them to where only the WR has a chance, low risk- big reward....I can make a low light video like this and make Brady look bad. The reality is somewhere in between the highlights and this low light video is where the truth lies. We should surely all know that.
It's not a "low light video" if that was the majority of 2020
You don't just brush off his last season because he was an MVP candidate years before
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You might want to watch this too for a more realistic evaluation of the QB he's been lately
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Mediocre QB play getting carried by a great roster and losing a 1st in the process
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1 hour ago, Hark said:
@tvturner much respect. I appreciate anybody that does this level of work on their own. Do you think Wade projects better as a S at the next level? If you evaluated him as such, would it change your opinion?
I definitely think Wade's only chance at being a Top 100 pick is converting to Safety
He's shown he can't be an outside corner and his upside is much higher at S than CB
It might change a little if I were to evaluate him as pure safety but he hasn't said that's what he wants to do yet
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Just now, krunk said:
He didnt bc its conditional. Do you understand what that means? It only happens if the dude plays well and he stays on the field. Two significant IFs. If he doesnt then the 2022 thing never happens.
Yes I understand what conditional means
There's a low chance he gets hurt with our OL
And our roster is good enough to make the playoffs in spite of him
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Giving up a first for a reclamation project is the last thing I thought Ballard would do
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Draft season is upon us and it is my favorite season!
I'm going to be doing detailed positional scouting reports on certain players I pick and posting them here.
CBs and QBs are done, WRs, DEs, OLBs, DTs, and OTs are in the works.
All of these are my personal opinions on the player from the games I watched of them, always up for feedback, questions, debate, and more!
There's 9 players in this, 7 true corners and 2 hybrid corner/safety players. For Scheme Fit, some players fit better on defenses that use their abilities more than we would. It's not meant to be a knock on them or a sign that I wouldn't draft them.
Caleb Farley is my CB1 in this class.
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Greg Newsome II CB Northwestern
Pros:
Good size at 6’1”
Physical corner, can play press man and off man
He won’t be locked on one side of the field, has versatility on each sideline
Fantastic in zone coverage
Good closing speed, fluid hips, understands the route tree
Cons:
Can get touchy before the ball gets to the receiver
Only 18 college games
Missed atleast one game with an injury in every season he’s played
Needs to be a better run defender
Often falls into the trail position catching up to receivers
Speed can be better
Block shedding and jamming at the line needs to improve
Projection: 2nd Round
Scheme Fit: 10/10
Jaycee Horn CB South Carolina
Pros:
Has the ability to be an elite run defender in the NFL but needs to be a more willing tackler
Stands 6’1”
Great athlete with short burst and quick speed
Best in zone/press coverage
Great mental instincts, follows eyes of the QB
Will follow a team’s #1
Played in the slot, at LCB and RCB
Footwork and hips are fluent
Cons:
Aggressive player, needs to tone down the hands or will get penalized a lot in the NFL
Can rely too much on his athleticism at times
Tries to go for the big play and jump routes which lead to big yardage for the O
Struggles in off man coverage
Projection: Top 20
Scheme Fit: 9/10
Patrick Surtain II CB Alabama
Pros:
Most polished out of the classStands 6’2”
NFL background, father played
Fantastic in press coverage
Best in a press-man scheme with occasional zone coverages mixed in
Teams tended to stay away from him
Plays physical and tackles well
Can play both LCB and RCB
At his best during the catch point, plays hands well and forces incompletions
Cons:
Struggled against top tier NFL playmakers in Kyle Pitts and Trevon Grimes
Long speed is a question, a 40 time can ease concerns
Needs to play the ball better
Lacks elite short area quickness
Inconsistent tackler
Projection: Top 10
Scheme Fit: 8/10
Paulson Adebo CB Stanford
Pros:
Stands 6’1”
Has enough versatility to fit in any scheme
Playmaker, has great ball skills, 8 INTs in 2 seasonsBest in off man or as a boundary corner in zone coverage
Has the speed to keep up with any receiver, long speed is average
Tracks the ball well, has long arms to disrupt receivers
Good in run support/as well as blitzing off the edge
Cons:
Cannot play in the slot
Not an elite athlete
Will get beat by better athletes in press man
Short area burst isn’t good
Can get flat footed
Sat out the 2020 season and missed the final 3 of the 2019 season with an undisclosed injury
Projection: 2nd-Early 4th Round
Scheme Fit: 10/10
Caleb Farley CB Virginia Tech
Pros:
Stands 6’2”
Fantastic athlete
Incredible closing speed and explosiveness
Smooth footwork and fluid hips
Will be a #1 CBA perfectionist at the position
Resilient kid and has dealt with adversity through his entire career
Top end speed to keep up with any receiver
Big enough to get physical with big receivers and fast enough to keep up with speedsters
At his best in press man, sticky and great at the line
Great at disrupting QB-WR timing
Has great hands and uses his body effectively at the catch point, was recruited as a WR
A 50/50 ball at Farley is more like a 60/40 ball in favor of him
Cons:
Not very experienced in zone coverage
Doesn’t have the spatial awareness to play zone at a consistent NFL level
His athleticism makes up for it in college but won’t in the bigs
Softens in the run game, gets taken out of too many plays when blockedMisses tackles more than he should
Missed the 2017 season with an ACL tear
Back surgery in 2019
Opted out of the 2020 season
Projection: Top 15
Scheme Fit: 6/10
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Asante Samuel Jr CB FSU
Pros:
NFL background
One of if not the top slot corner in the class
Great athlete, plays fast and has good lateral movement
Sticky in man coverage and plays well at the LOS
Great burst, can change direction very quickly, and has fast feet
Fluid hips, can flip and maintain speed
Spatial awareness is on point, has a great read-react mindset
High football IQ and he’s very instinctual
Has great range and covers ground well
Cons:
Undersized at 5’10” and 180 lbs
Average strength
Scheme limited
Targeted on jump balls oftenLimited experience in zone
Will struggle against bigger and taller playmakers
Misses too many tackles and needs to be a better run defender
Can’t beat blocks from bigger receivers
Projection: 2nd-Early 3rd Round
Scheme Fit: 6/10
Shaun Wade iCB/S Ohio State
Pros:
Stands 6’1” and has good length/frame
Great timing as a blitzer
Can play ST well
Plays with good awareness
Can play deep middle in scheme, projects as a slot/safety hybrid in the NFL
Works best in zone, allowing the play to expand in front of him
Good open field tackler
2019 Tape
Was good in man against slot receivers and TEs
Cons:
2020 Tape
Receivers get free releases too much
Choppy footwork
Lacks top end speed
Lacks awareness in the redzone
Hips aren’t as fluid as they can be
Got beat up by Powell and Smith during the CFB Playoffs
Should not ever be playing on the boundaries in the NFL, got beat bad in 2020 on the outside
X Receivers pummeled him
Not disruptive at the catch point and dropped too many INTs
Needs to play more physically
Projection: 3rd-4th Round
Scheme Fit: 4/10
Elijah Molden iCB Washington
Pros:
Probably the most versatile CB in the class as he an play S, slot and zone
Fits best being an elite slot corner
NFL background
High football IQ, his instincts are rare, great processor
Reaction speed is great, hreat at closing in on shorter routes
Fluid hips for most of the time, willing tackler, great ball skills, and is explosive
Can freeze quarterbacks in zone coverage with his instincts
His positioning, patience, and eye discipline can make him a plus in zone
Cons:
Size is his biggest issue, only 5’10” and 190 lbs, lacks frame
His length will limit him versus bigger receivers
Stiff hips when receivers get vertical
Bad redzone run defender
Doesn’t have elite play speed
Projection: 2nd-3rd Round
Scheme Fit: 9/10
Jevon Holland S/CB Oregon
Pros:
Absurd ball production, 9 INTs and 10 pass defenses in his first two yearsA good willing tackler, 71 solo tackles in college
High ceiling as a playmaker
Jim Thorpe Award Semi-Finalist and a 2nd-Team All-Pac 12 Safety
Versatility shows as he can stack the box, play the slot, and play in the third level
Understands responsibilities against the run and sets the edge well
Will get physical with TEs with jams at the line and doesn’t allow seam routes to be made open
Often knocks receivers off their routes in zone
Cons:
Stiff hips and feet
Lacks top-end speed
Scheme specific
Average slot player, can be better but his eye discipline wavers causing him to be a step or two behind
Will get be beat by slot receivers in man coverage
Has issues disengaging blockers
Can be better at tackling in space
Hard to predict where he’ll play in the NFL
Projection: 2nd Round
Scheme Fit: 6/10
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Newsome is a fantastic player and fits our scheme perfectly
He's going to be a stud
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3 hours ago, CR91 said:
So you wanna trade away one of our linemen to start two rookies? Not like Cincy would even do that deal.
It's kinda like drafting a RB because you're predicting a Taylor injury..
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Great draft but Cosmi won't make it out of R1 and Campbell isn't making it out of R2
New Colts mock draft with trades (post Wentz)
in NFL Draft, Scouting, and Free Agent Talk
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You're not getting #5 with Ryan Kelly and a 5th, this isn't Madden, you're living in a fantasy land
Let alone the Bengals would never do this trade considering they have their choice at every non QB blue chip prospect
We might aswell offer Eason and a 4th for the #1 pick..
And to top it off "Charles Darrisaw" doesn't exist in this class, not gonna pay much attention to a half baked post..