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12 minutes ago, Boiler_Colt said:
Totally forgot this game was happening today. How did David Blough look? I don't expect him to get drafted, but he had a heck of a year.
Blough looked very good. He exceeded my exceptions. Probably a late round draft prospect or UDFA, but I think he is going to get a shot in an NFL camp. I could see him making a practice squad.
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After 3 quarters, the following players have stood out to me:
In no specific order...
Brett Rypien, QB, Boise State
Terry Godwin II, WR, Georgia
David Blough, QB, Purdue
Ka'dar Hollman, DC, Toledo
Bj Blunt, LB, McNeese State
Devine Ozigbo, RB, Nebraska
Darrin Hall Jr., RB, Pittsburgh
Ty Johnson, RB, Maryland
Andrew Wingard, SAF, Wyoming
Montre Hartage, DC, Northwestern
Tyree Kinnel, SAF, Michigan
Justin Hollins, LB, Oregon
Lamont Gaillard, OC, Georgia
Nick Allegretti, OC, Illinois
Tyree St. Louis, OT, Miami
Jesper Horsted, WR, Princeton
Jordan Brailford, DL, Oklahoma State
Daylon Mack, DL, Texas A&M
Daniel Wise, DL, Kansas
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Daylon Mack has the ability to play in the NFL, IF he can keep his weight under control.
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Jordan Brailford is absolutely the player of this game so far.
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Good for Stick!
The coaching staff did a nice job of calling a quick play with only 1 read. That is how you get your quarterback who is overthinking everything out of a slump.
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Easton Stick continues to struggle this week. He may have talked teams out of taking him with a late pick. He looks like a guy who is thinking way too much, and is not comfortable at all.
Maybe he will get a couple of more drives to get something going. He is running out of opportunities though.
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Players who stood out to me in the first half:
In no specific order....
Brett Rypien, QB, Boise State
Devine Ozigbo, RB, Nebraska
Darrin Hall Jr., RB, Pittsburgh
Ty Johnson, RB, Maryland
Andrew Wingard, SAF, Wyoming
Montre Hartage, DC, Northwestern
Tyree Kinnel, SAF, Michigan
Justin Hollins, LB, Oregon
Nick Allegretti, OC, Illinois
Tyree St. Louis, OT, Miami
Jordan Brailford, DL, Oklahoma State
Daniel Wise, DL, Kansas-
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He had a huge hole to run through, but I really like Devine Ozigbo.
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2 hours ago, Matthew Gilbert said:
Mostly known as the mid to late round draft pick bowl, but there are always gems in this game. I've read through most of the practice notes from this week and have my eye on some players from both sides. According to some reports, the OL group today is super weak and the DL group should be wreaking havoc and making money today. One of my favorite WRs in this class, LaMarkus Dodge will be showcasing his skills as well. I'll try and relay some of the things I see today.
Who is LaMarkus Dodge?
Do you mean DaMarkus Lodge, WR, Ole Miss?
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1 minute ago, Matthew Gilbert said:
Martez Ivey is a statue at OT. Dude goes from 5 Star recruit to late round pick at best.
I don't think he will get drafted.
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1 minute ago, Matthew Gilbert said:
Rypien with a dime. Looked good on the drive with his timing routes.
Rypien with a dime. Looked good on the drive with his timing routes.
Yeah Rypien looked good. He was getting the ball out quick and on time. Let's see if Blough can answer.
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Below are the Shrine players I will be looking closely at:
Terry Godwin, WR, Georgia
Daniel Wise, INT-DL, Kansas
Olisaemeka Udoh, OT, Elon
Andrew Beck, TE, Texas
Daylon Mack, INT-DL, Texas A&M
Devine Ozigbo, RB, Nebraska
Blace Brown, CB, Troy
Brett Rypien, QB, Boise State
DaMarkus Lodge, WR, Ole Miss
Delvon Randall, S, Temple
Donnie Lewis Jr., CB, Tulane
Jordan Brailford, EDGE, Oklahoma State
KeeSean Johnson, WR, Fresno State
Paul Adams, OT, Missouri
Andrew Wingard, S, Wyoming
Armon Watts, INT-DL, Arkansas
Bunchy Stallings, INT-OL, Kentucky
Chris Slayton, INT-DL, Syracuse
D'Cota Dixon, S, Wisconsin
Joe Dineen Jr., LB, Kansas
Jonathan Duhart, WR, Old Dominion
Jordan Ellis, RB, Virginia
Jordan Ta'amu, QB, Ole Miss
Justin Hollins, LB, Oregon
Kevin Wilkins, INT-DL, Rutgers
Khalil Hodge, LB, Buffalo
Lamont Gaillard, INT-OL, Georgia
Lukas Denis, S, Boston College
Malik Carney, EDGE, North Carolina
Mathieu Betts, EDGE, Laval (Canada)
Matt Gay, K, Utah
Matt Sokol, TE, Michigan State
Michael Jackson, CB, Miami
Montre Hartage, CB, Northwestern
Ryan Pope, OT, San Diego State
Tre Watson, LB, Maryland
Trey Pipkins, OT, Sioux Falls
Tyree St. Louis, OT, Miami
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AMERICAN TEAM
Head Coach: Chuck Pagano
Offensive Coordinator: Ted Tollner
Defensive Coordinator: Ed Reed
Quarterbacks Coach: Jeff Blake
Running Backs Coach: Brandon Jackson
Wide Receivers Coach: Andre Johnson
Wide Receivers Coach: Plaxico Burress
Tight Ends Coach: John Allred
Offensive Line Coach: Jackie Slater
Defensive Line Coach: Aaron Curry
Defensive Line Coach: Aubrayo Franklin
Linebackers Coach: D’Qwell Jackson
Defensive Backs Coach: Kevin Ross
Defensive Backs Coach: Ricky Manning Jr.
Special Teams Coach: Russ Purnell
Offensive Coaching Intern: Jaimie Thomas
Defensive Coaching Intern: Darryl Tapphttp://collegiate.nflpa.com/2018/12/04/full-coaching-staff-announced-for-2019-nflpa-collegiate-bowl/
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22 hours ago, Matthew Gilbert said:
Thanks for sharing your big board. It's always fun and interesting to see how someone else sees prospects!
So you don't think very highly of Murray as a prospect due to his size I take it? 5th round grade is very interesting.
Like I said, I expect him to move up on my board.... Just not as high as the board of the team that drafts him. He will probably get drafted in the first round. I don't think he will be that high on my board. Will he go high in my mocks? Probably... But that's not indicative of what kind of player that I think he will be. It's more of how I think a particular team might view him.
He will probably settle in on my final board as a second or third round pick.
This is all still early in the process and up until the past week, we did not even know he would decide to play football. I am still not convinced that he will choose football. He might be using this as a negotiating tactic to get more money from baseball.
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1 hour ago, Coltsfan1953 said:
Do you think Tyre Brady from Marshall will get drafted?
There is an outside chance. I currently have him ranked somewhere between a 7th rounder to a UDFA. The process is still early though.
The good news is; he is heading to the Senior Bowl, so he will have a great opportunity to impress everyone. A lot of players have moved way up the draft boards at the Senior Bowl.
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1 hour ago, chad72 said:
I just think you have Hakeem Butler a tad too low, IMO. He is a Top 40 prospect, IMO. I have a hard time thinking he will go past the middle of the second round. His body control is amazing, every time I watch him. He seems to play faster than he is and covers a lot of ground with those long strides, it feels like.
Note to self. Watch more tape on Hakeem Butler. I’ll take a longer look and get back to you.
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1 hour ago, Barry Sears said:
Thoughts on Colin Johnson, WR from Texas?
He decided to stay in school. He is an ascending talent and we’ll surely be talking about him in 2020 draft.
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8 hours ago, Colts_Fan12 said:
An I missing him or is Riley Ridley not in your top 100. If we get him with a later pick I would be so happy
I have Riley Ridley just on the outside of the top 100 at 105. He is certainly a player who could move up my board during the draft season.
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6 hours ago, MikeCurtis said:
Mullen would be a great fit for this team .....But..... I see a late second round guy
If he somehow is there in round three..... you pick the guy
I would also say that my heart is set on a UT and a DE that both can pass rush with the first two picks (Of course, I will probably be wrong
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I strongly believe that Ballard is going to go offensive line and front seven, early and often in just about every draft.
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4 hours ago, FalseStart said:
FA: WR, CB, DT, LB,
RD1: Devin White ILB LSU
RD2: David Edwards OT Wisconsin
RD2: Taylor Rapp S UW
RD3: C.J. Conrad TE Kentucky (TRADE: Brissett for RD 3 Pick)
RD3: Demarcus Christmas DT FSU
RD4: Joe Gaziano DT Northwestern
RD4: Hunter Renfrow WR Clemson (COMP PiCK)
BPA...
Source: https://www.drafttek.com/2019-NFL-Mock-Draft-Round1b.asp
Devin White is the Roquan Smith in this years draft. The off ball linebackers who were taken high last year showed up in a Big way this year so I don't see the off ball linebacker value dropping any time soon. With more teams moving to spread (Air Raid) offenses and mobile quarterbacks, it is more important than ever to have fast linebackers on the field for all 3 downs. I see White going in the top 10.
I love your Hunter Renfrow pick. He has that Wes Welker vibe about him. I have Hunter ranked 119 right now, but he could move up, or be a steal for a team needing a slot receiver.
David Edwards is a monster. I could see him going in the first round and I could also see a team taking him in the second and getting an absolute steal.
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19 minutes ago, Boiler_Colt said:
Thanks for this. The guy I really like is Johnathan Abram. He seems like a perfect replacement for Geathers if he is not brought back. Fast, hard hitter, and fits this defense.
My pleasure.
Yeah. Abram is a hard hitter. He also has good coverage skills for a strong safety. Granted he does have feet for hands, but in deep coverage he gets in good position and deflects the ball well. He is one of the better safety prospects in this draft.
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3 hours ago, Hoose said:
Thanks for doing this. Love the first two picks. No UT after that, though, with all of that talent sitting there in the first two rounds. The Colts need another one IMO, so perhaps with their other 2nd rounder(or the one they get for trading Brissett
). Hopefully they get a S in FA as well, because otherwise that position is thin, and round 7 isn't likely to bear much fruit.
I think we are going to see a run on DT's in the top 25. I felt that way since the draft ended last year so I wouldn't be surprised if a big dog falls to us. I think it's possible that Christian Wilkins could be there. I just have a gut feeling about it. Long way to go though.
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1 hour ago, Hark said:
Great post! Already looking forward to FA and the draft. What is it about Tranquill that makes him project well into the Colts system in your eyes?
Thank you.
There are a few things that I really like about Tranquill. First of all, he is a 5th year college player so he brings maturity into the rookie class. I think the rest of the draft class will follow him as a leader. Second, he is a solid 6'1" 235 and did a great job making stops. He had 25.5 tackles for loss in his Notre Dame career (19.5 over the last 2 years), and that is impressive for an off ball linebacker. Third, he is a converted safety and is good in pass coverage. Especially zone, which is what he would play for us.
He does have his deficiencies as well, which is why he probably won't come off the board until early on Day 3.
All that said, he could blow everyone away during the draft season, and go higher.
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1 hour ago, twfish said:
I have zero idea about Zach Allen, but isnt BC primarily a 3-4 defense?
Zach Allen is 6'4" 284 and we can play him outside or inside on the line. He won't be asked to drop into coverage. Pairing him with Autry on passing downs could cause some havoc on the quarterback. We can move him outside on first down.
Allen has some very nice pass rushing moves.
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). Hopefully they get a S in FA as well, because otherwise that position is thin, and round 7 isn't likely to bear much fruit.
East-West Shrine Game Thread
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I was very impressed with Nick Allegretti and Jordan Brailford.