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Isn't Sims too small? That and his penchant for running around blockers, I don't know, I think it's unlikely.

Sorry, but this makes no sense. I guess you're saying that because it was a good speedy receiver who beat him, it's ironic but no, even if it was Michael Robinson who had, it still wouldn't be ironic.

One player I don't they will take if available is Tye Hill. Here's something I found at jsonline.com: **** Corrick, an NFL scout for 30 years, reports on Tye Hill, a 5-foot-9, 183-pound cornerback from Clemson. “Right off in the Senior Bowl, he was beat for a 30-yard TD. He wasn’t...

My question is, where are you getting these values for PBU vs Interception and TFL vs TL? Have you tested how well they would have predicted the production of previously drafted players? Great players have come from a lot of different statistical productions and so have bad ones. Richard...

A receiver I like is David Anderson. He's short at 5'9 but has good upper body muscle definition like the rest of the Patriot WR draft picks have had and while his long speed isn't tremendous, he's considered to be quick off the snap, capable of beating press coverage both by burst and by...

I wouldn't categorize Hass as a Patriot type player either. He's not considered to have a burst off the snap and going back to 2002, most of the Patriot draft picks, from all positions, were considered to at least get off the ball quickly. The receivers may not all have had great long speed...

I can't see Lawson being a Patriot. Belichik has repeatedly spoken about bringing in players that fit their system and from what I can gather, for linebackers that means players who can hold the point of attack, shed blocks, use their hands, knife through trash to make tackles and drop back...

This is a good list but I'd also add footwork. After reading the scouting reports on the Wilson, Samuel and Hobbs, all of them were said to have good footwork, smooth and fluid. Considering BB's background as a defensive back coach and how he's a stickler for details, this makes sense to me...