mackenzie45220
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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I couldn't scout the draft this year. Too busy with college. But every year that I did scout, I always scouted a large number of juniors in the event that they entered the draft just so I wouldn't have to watch the film twice in the event they indeed entered. A couple of them returned for their senior seasons, and I still have notes on them, albeit from 2 years ago. Among those guys, 2 players stood out as huge sleepers:
1. Henry Anderson, DE, Stanford- length, size, strength, great instincts, wonderful technique, can two gap in a pinch, prototypical 3-4 end, just awesome in every way. I don't know that much about the overall strength of this year's draft class, but in a normal draft, I'd have him in the 20-25 range in my board, although I have no idea how his senior year went.
2. Randall Evans, CB, Kansas State- Tall, long, surprisingly athletic, and good against the run, great ball skills, a walk on who has been starting since he was a sophomore. If NFLDraftScout is right in saying that he's going in the 6th round, his upside is off the charts, and I can't believe a guy who was so productive at a BCS school with this much talent is going so unnoticed. Maybe he regressed as a senior, but the film I saw says he's worth a flier.
If you want to ask me about other prospects, the truth is, I don't know. Congrats on winning the Super Bowl, good luck in the future!
1. Henry Anderson, DE, Stanford- length, size, strength, great instincts, wonderful technique, can two gap in a pinch, prototypical 3-4 end, just awesome in every way. I don't know that much about the overall strength of this year's draft class, but in a normal draft, I'd have him in the 20-25 range in my board, although I have no idea how his senior year went.
2. Randall Evans, CB, Kansas State- Tall, long, surprisingly athletic, and good against the run, great ball skills, a walk on who has been starting since he was a sophomore. If NFLDraftScout is right in saying that he's going in the 6th round, his upside is off the charts, and I can't believe a guy who was so productive at a BCS school with this much talent is going so unnoticed. Maybe he regressed as a senior, but the film I saw says he's worth a flier.
If you want to ask me about other prospects, the truth is, I don't know. Congrats on winning the Super Bowl, good luck in the future!