MyBorgesWantstoKillYoMama
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I agree that Nelson is a better safety than Landry. Landry might have better tools, but watching them both play this season, I came away with the impression that Nelson is a bit more instinctive, a bit more natural. Also, I wouldn't have believed that Landry would do better than a 4.55 or so in the 40 until he bested everybody's expectations at the combine. He doesn't play nearly as fast as his 40 time, while Nelson seems to play faster than his.
Rather than trading up, I'd stay at 24 and hope Nelson falls. I think he'll end up being one of the 10 best players in this draft.
Rather than trading up, I'd stay at 24 and hope Nelson falls. I think he'll end up being one of the 10 best players in this draft.
OK guys, since I live down here in SEC country, I think I can give a better opinion than most. No, he's not worth that. He'll be a 10 year starter in the NFL, but I'm not sure if he'll ever be a probowler. His greatest strength is as a blitzer and the tenacity that he plays with. But he is not special as a pass defender (not saying he's bad), and is a little undisciplined at times. Basically, he's Sean Taylor minus 20 pounds.
The best safety in the draft is Reggie Nelson. He is Ed Reed minus 10 pounds. The guy has the best instincts that I've seen from a college safety in a long time.
Ignore the draft hype which is based on where guys were projected going into the year, and how they ran at the combine. Landry will be a good player, but he's getting overhyped for those reasons.