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Collegiate Football => The NFL Draft => Topic started by: SixFeetDeep on April 29, 2023, 05:34:11 AM
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Round 4 - Pick 10 (112)
Round 5 - Pick 8 (143)
Round 5 - Pick 35 (170)
Needs: DT, S, OT
Wouldn’t hate a RB/TE/WR either. Maybe a LB
Best Available:
Dawand Jones - OT
Jaelyn Duncan - OT
Adetomiwa Adebawore - DT
Jalen Redmond - DT
Henry To'oTo'o - LB
Nick Herbig - LB
Noah Sewell - LB
Antonio Johnson - S
Jammie Robinson - S
Josh Whyle - TE
Tyler Scott - WR
Israel Abanikanda - RB
DeWayne McBride - RB
Chase Brown - RB
Eric Gray - RB
Zach Evans - RB
Plz feel free to add Gords
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Finding a starter today at DT or S would be cool
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Tossing my list from the other thread in here:
Guys I really like for us that are still out there:
Receiving backs:
Keaton Mitchell, ECU- fast. Fast fast.
Chase Brown, Illinois- good athlete, Sydney’s bro
Overall RBs:
Israel Abanikanda, Pitt (via Brooklyn)- tough, balanced runner with sprinter speed
Sean Tucker, Cuse- medical ? But a good player
DeWayne McBride, UAB- tough upright runner
WR:
Parker Washington, PSU- golden tate pt 2
Bryce Ford Wheaton, WVU- big body who ran really well and makes contested catches
Matt Landers, Ark- one year wonder but has size and speed to develop
TE:
Josh Whyle, Cinci- really athletic Cinci TEs do well
Zach Kuntz, ODU- Long athletic body type to develop
OT:
Dawand Jones, OSU- big beast RT
Jaelyn Duncan, Maryland- needs work but has a lot of the tools
Blake Freeland, BYU- great athlete for position, but soft
Earl Bostick, Kansas- high level sleeper prospect. Has everything you’d want in a flyer at OT. Size/feet/anchor.
Jake Witt, Northern Michigan- former BBall guy whose had a meteoric rise
IOL:
Anthony Bradford, LSU- big body, can’t move him
Chandler Zavala, NCSU- well rounded, some medical ?
IDL:
Tomi Adebawore, NW- I have no idea why he wasn’t drafted yet. He’s a stud. Inside/out potential.
Colby Wooden, Auburn- physical, quick for his size and versatile
Karl Brooks, Bowling Green- a beast, slasher on the interior.
Jacquelin Roy, LSU- bigger body type for the nose but more athletic than others
LB:
Henry To’o To’o, Bama- solid, smart LB
Jalen Graham, Purdue- deeper sleeper but fits the Saleh mold
Dee Winters, TCU- smaller than our LBs but a really good player
Isaiah Land, FAMU- long body type, passrusher at FAMU, but a really good athlete
Aubrey Miller, JSU- violent hitter could be a replacement for CJ in time
CB:
Jakorian Bennett, Maryland- great athlete/combine workouts
Darius Rush, SCAR- super competitive could be a long term starter
S:
Jammie Robinson, FSU- can play back or the slot. Competitive playmaker
JL Skinner, Boise State- REALLY interesting at this point, size and LB conversion potential but also has the goods to stay at safety
Jason Taylor, OK State- true play making FS
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My ideal Day 3:
Round 4 (No. 112): S JL Skinner, Boise State
Round 5 (No. 143): DT Jaqueline Roy, LSU
Round 5 (No. 170 from Packers): OT Earl Bostick, Kansas
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Tyler Scott is still available too
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Tyler Scott is still available too
He’s my top WR available. I don’t think he’d be a pick for us because he’s so similar to GW, but he’s a really nice player.
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If we believe Vorhees can fully recover from ACL, he'd be good value on day 3
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If we believe Vorhees can fully recover from ACL, he'd be good value on day 3
He’s the kind of guy you stash for a year and a half and when we finally are free of Lakens albatross of a contract he steps right in and plays.
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My list from last nights thread
*end of day 2 update*
Not necessarily in order
HB
Keaton Mitchell
Sean Tucker
Deuce Vaughn
Israel Abikanda
Mohammad Ibrahim
DeWayne McBride
Rochon Johnson
Hunter Leupke - if you want a FB…
WR
AT Perry
Bryce ford wheaton
Tyler Scott
TE
Zach Kuntz
Josh Whyle
OL
Dawand Jones
Luke Wypler
Jaelyn Duncan
Blake freeland
Chandler Zavala
Jarret Patterson
Andrew Vorhees
Nick Saldivieri
DL
Colby Wooden
Moro ojomo
Adetomiwa adebware
Jaqueline Roy
LB
Henry To’to
Noah Sewell
Ivan pace
DB
JL Skinner
Christopher Smith
Ronnie Hickman
Kelee Ringo
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There’s a lot of good players left out there. I really do hope we go wild on the UDFA market.
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https://twitter.com/NYJACE_/status/1652294571223666695?t=h1bD3b8qfFZeg83GFiH0IA&s=19
Re: Dawand Jones
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There’s a lot of good players left out there. I really do hope we go wild on the UDFA market.
We only signed 6 last year. I think this weekend will be different.
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Dawand Jones is well worth the risk at this point imo.
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Dawand Jones is well worth the risk at this point imo.
I’m curious to see how big of risks we take today. Saw and Jones, Vorhees, Skinner are all guys that we could use that have serious questions. Normally I don’t think we’d take any of them. But…
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Kelee Ringo must be an absolute turd off the field
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Douglas needs to move back at some point today. We need at least one more pick to swing on some OL/DL depth.
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If Kayshon Boutte keeps falling we should take a chance. Rodgers might be able to get him right.
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Knowing how the draft fell in the 1st 2 rounds would you rather
McDonald and tippman
Jones and a safety like branch or martin
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What could we get back for trading down within the 4th?
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Knowing how the draft fell in the 1st 2 rounds would you rather
McDonald and tippman
Jones and a safety like branch or martin
As a Becton defender I don't mind that we didn't immediately render him irrelevant.
But the Jones/Branch combo would have probably given us 2 immediate starters instead of guys who will have to rotate/compete for playing time.
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Dawand Jones is well worth the risk at this point imo.
Is he?
He sounds like he's kind of a flake. Confirmed his Senior Bowl invite then no-showed, didn't bother showing up to his Pro Day.
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What could we get back for trading down within the 4th?
a beef n cheddar
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I hope we take a shot on a late round receiver. Having Rodgers at QB should help their development. We've always had terrible luck drafting receivers, and poor QB has definitely played a role in their development.
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JD better not pull some James Morgan-esque bullshit with these picks
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JD better not pull some James Morgan-esque bullshit with these picks
Max Duggan SZN
#prepareyourbums
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Knowing how the draft fell in the 1st 2 rounds would you rather
McDonald and tippman
Jones and a safety like branch or martin
Jones didn’t fall to us so I don’t understand this scenario
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If Kayshon Boutte keeps falling we should take a chance. Rodgers might be able to get him right.
Boutte tested so badly and is such an idiot off the field where he might not even get drafted. But at this point in the draft, he is worth a flyer.
Xavier Hutchinson, AT Perry, Boutte and Bryce Ford-Wheaton are WR I would like to take flyers on.
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Dawand Jones is well worth the risk at this point imo.
Dov Kleiman
@NFL_DovKleiman
Update: #Browns 6'8, 359 pound OT Dawand Jones was mocked by many as a 1st round pick in the 2023 Draft, but he fall to the 4th round, now we learn why.
Jones told teams during interviews his that dream is to play in the NBA, not NFL, which turned them off to him.
He also dealt with weight questions and mishandled the Senior Bowl and Pro Day, per @AlbertBreer
* PFF mocked Jones going 11th overall to the #Titans a day before the draft, 33rdTeam had him as high as 8th overall to the #Falcons
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That's a very stupid reason to turn on a prospect
Mekhi Becton being made of glass hurt Dawand Jones more than anything
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That's a very stupid reason to turn on a prospect
it sounds like there were a couple of issues
Flaking out on the Senior Bowl after you committed to it, no-showing your pro day, and then telling teams that the NFL isn't even your top priority. I could see teams questioning his desire and commitment.
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then telling teams that the NFL isn't even your top priority
That's not what he said. He grew up playing basketball and was a really good player. He said his dream was to play in the NBA. Obviously, that isn't how things worked out for him. If NFL coaches and GMs were turned off because a 21 year old kid talked about his dream then that's really stupid.
The weight and the multiple no-shows are actual concerns. Not the basketball stuff.
It's not like the Cleveland Cavaliers are gonna offer him a contract that he'll choose over playing in the NFL.
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That's not what he said. He grew up playing basketball and was a really good player. He said his dream was to play in the NBA. Obviously, that isn't how things worked out for him. If NFL coaches and GMs were turned off because a 21 year old kid talked about his dream then that's really stupid.
The weight and the multiple no-shows are actual concerns. Not the basketball stuff.
It's not like the Cleveland Cavaliers are gonna offer him a contract that he'll choose over playing in the NFL.
I'm glad we passed on him...is really what all this boils down to.
And you're right, he didn't say those exactly words....but i guarantee you that's how teams interpreted it, especially after the Senior Bowl and Pro Day fiascos.
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Jeff Ireland: "So you want to play in the NBA? Huh? Well, let me ask you this: is your mother a prostitute?"
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Football guys don't want to acknowledge the existence of things outside football. They want football to be your only priority.
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Oh god, remember when Brick's commitment to the game was questioned because he spent time as a youth pastor and liked playing the saxophone?
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Oh god, remember when Brick's commitment to the game was questioned because he spent time as a youth pastor and liked playing the saxophone?
Laken Tomlinson had something similar since he was into the medical field.
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That's a very stupid reason to turn on a prospect
It was also a stupid answer.
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Oh god, remember when Brick's commitment to the game was questioned because he spent time as a youth pastor and liked playing the saxophone?
Ehh seemed to be true for Josh rosen
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Ehh seemed to be true for Josh rosen
rosen just wasn't good