DRAFT BGC 2021 Pre-Draft/Patriot-Type Prospect(s) thread

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Might as well post these here as well. Lance & Radunz film. Some guys i get it off purposely won't allow you to share it or just straight out ask you not to (coaches are weird but have the goods)

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Love his mechanics here. Look at his feet/base shoulders when he's navigating throughout the pocket. Eyes are down field. Head moving. Remember he's only19 here.

 

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[BaconGrundleCandy]

I've heard this before ....

 

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[BaconGrundleCandy]

WR1 & 2 with Jefferson. Smith and JJ look identical. As long as they don't trip our themselves at their pro days. Smith & Chase should excellent WR's.

Smith JJ Chase


He gave Stingley all sorts of problems

 

[long distance]

Just food for thought: Elijah Moore had more yards per game than DeVonta Smith. 149 vs 143.

*2020	Alabama	SEC	SR	WR	13	117	1856	15.9	23

vs

*2020	Ole Miss	SEC	JR	WR	8	86	1193	13.9	8

The touchdown difference is pretty remarkable, true, and I still think Smith is the superior player, but Smith was also a Senior with a top notch college QB. Moore has arguably put up better numbers (sans touchdowns/YPC) for each of their respective years in college.


Lots of intriguing options in this year's WR class. I don't know if we'll spring for one early, but there are multiple of almost every prototype. When I look at other positions, I'm not sure I have such rosy feelings about their depth in the draft. That's why I keep coming back to one of the top QBs, or a trade down and grab Z Collins.

That said, between work and a growing family, I'm way behind this year compared with most years, and I'll probably never have the time for it that I did with only a couple children. My brood keeps me busy, and I'm okay with the tradeoff.

Great job an all fronts and priorities straight

 

[long distance]

It's true

N'Keal Harry is a willing in-line blocker as well.. I'll let myself be surprised if he gets to N'Keal level of blocking (anywhere on the field) in NFL.

Routes & receiving is another story

 

[Username]

N'Keal Harry is a willing in-line blocker as well.. I'll let myself be surprised if he gets to N'Keal level of blocking (anywhere on the field) in NFL.

Routes & receiving is another story

Draft Pitts, convert him to WR, convert Harry to TE, problem solved. Checkers/chess.

 

[patsfanfromoversea]

Tua Tagovailoa vs. Mac Jones: Who is the better Alabama QB prospect?

Tua Tagovailoa vs. Mac Jones. The two Alabama QBs cannot go without comparison. In addition to DeVonta Smith's comments, it's time to dig in.

www.profootballnetwork.com

 

[FreeTedWilliams]

I’m starting to get on the Davis Mills bandwagon. Has the prototypical NFL size and arm strength. He went to Stanford so he should have the smarts.

I like his ability to throw the quick outs and seam passes that dominate the McDaniels offense.

Plus he can be drafted in the third round.

 

[Username]

I’m starting to get in the Davis Mills bandwagon. Has the prototypical NFL size and arm strength. He went to Stanford so he should have the smarts.

I like his ability to throw the quick outs and seam passes that dominate the McDaniels offense.

Plus he can be drafted in the third round.

Simi Fehoko is a nice, solid but unspectacular WR. Not sure what his projection is but I could see him being a nice late pick up.

 

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[DW Toys]

I’m starting to get on the Davis Mills bandwagon. Has the prototypical NFL size and arm strength. He went to Stanford so he should have the smarts.

I like his ability to throw the quick outs and seam passes that dominate the McDaniels offense.

Plus he can be drafted in the third round.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT COUSIN.
I actually picked up on a talented WR from your film study Simi Fehoko of Stamford. Kid is a beast. Reminds me of Claypool of the Steelers.
DW Toys

 

[DaBruinz]

Bottom-third in the league...Sounds about right, though I would place Billy in the bottom quartile myself.

You've had Belichick as the WORST drafter since he got here. You've expounded time and again as to YOUR greatness in drafting and Belichick's horridness. Yet, Belichick has 6 Rings and 9 SB appearances and you've go NADA.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

N'Keal Harry is a willing in-line blocker as well.. I'll let myself be surprised if he gets to N'Keal level of blocking (anywhere on the field) in NFL.

Routes & receiving is another story

People that watched Pitts know he block a little and what he can do with some practice, technique help. There's plenty of good reps on tape to work from. No reason he can't be good enough in this area.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

I’m starting to get on the Davis Mills bandwagon. Has the prototypical NFL size and arm strength. He went to Stanford so he should have the smarts.

I like his ability to throw the quick outs and seam passes that dominate the McDaniels offense.

Plus he can be drafted in the third round.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT COUSIN.
I actually picked up on a talented WR from your film study Simi Fehoko of Stamford. Kid is a beast. Reminds me of Claypool of the Steelers.
DW Toys

It's a long thread but Fehoko is mentioned here. Size/speed guy that can absolutely drill you lol. Claypool isn't a bad comparison, similar types.

I'm glad people are coming around to Mills. I've been touting him for months, been on my Pats board and excellent value compared to Mac at 15.

For anyone else ...
Not saying this is any type of way but if you're looking to get caught up in the draft so far. Take a half hour or so and go through this thread. I can't mention every prospect but I'd bet a good deal are brought up here. Big names and guys you've never even heard about.

Also I have to say the function that lets you tap on the posters name to see all their post in a thread is a great idea @Ian. Vert efficient to find certain post.