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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I don't know whether he's good or not but the first two tweets that came up when I searched his name were prospects I like beating him. Not meant as a knock on him, just noting the irony.Some talk about Kp price from BC. Anyone know anything about him? Has good size, 2 int on the season and is a team captain.
Gotta look into him.
Nor me, but sometimes the logical pick makes more sense than the exciting one. I'm just saying he shouldn't be dismissed.I think Ramsey is a good player, but he doesn't excite me compared to others.
Feels like Boston (WR), I'm ok with it but I'll feel like we missed out on something more.Nor me, but sometimes the logical pick makes more sense than the exciting one. I'm just saying he shouldn't be dismissed.
Great minds. That's exactly who I was thinking of as a logical v exciting pick.Feels like Boston (WR), I'm ok with it but I'll feel like we missed out on something more.
Stock Up: Jelani McDonald
No Texas player has seen his stock rise more than Jelani McDonald this season. You would’ve struggled to find his name on any sort of top-100 list entering the year; he was a No. 3 safety as a true sophomore on a good defense with other names shining.
Since then, though, McDonald has completely broken out in Austin. He leads the Longhorns in tackles, and only LSU’s AJ Haulcy has more in the SEC. Yet McDonald is also flashing in the passing game — one of the spots you’d expect the large safety to struggle in. Of all SEC safeties targeted more than 20 times, he’s one of just two with 125 or fewer yards surrendered.
McDonald’s got stat-sheet-popping numbers, but it’s his athleticism that will really sell NFL teams. He may end up with a top-three RAS in the 2026 class if he does declare.
I hope he comes out that way we have a shot at him unlike next year.Mid season Texas Longhorn NFL Draft stock watch
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Vrabel will like that versatility.
Hubbard is a playmaker. He had a forced fumble at the weekend.
He had a problem with missed tackles early in the season, 6 in 5 games, but only 2 in his last five games. He has a 87.2 run defense grade, an 85.7 pass coverage grade, 3 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles and only a 48 QB rating against him.
Don't we want a coverage safety? Hubbard looks like a SS? Like the kid from PS? Wheatley?Draft a starting caliber S and re-sign Hawkins. Add that to Woodson and I’m pretty happy with the S position.
Woodson, Wheatley and Hawkins…Don't we want a coverage safety? Hubbard looks like a SS? Like the kid from PS? Wheatley?
Hubbard plays all 3 fairly equally. Wheatley plays FS and SS fairly equally too although leans slightly more to the free role ( 225 snaps at free, 188 in the box).Don't we want a coverage safety? Hubbard looks like a SS? Like the kid from PS? Wheatley?
He’s the safety playing the left hash in the next clip.
I know you're not that high on Woodson but he had a few good plays yesterday. A couple of hard hits leading to PBUs and some excellent solo tackles in run support particularly in the 4th quarter. He's probably more of a strong safety, which you did say at the time, but I still think he's a long-term starter for us. Re-sign Hawkins and draft someone like Genesis Smith and that's a quality safety room. Hawkins has been playing much better the last few games.I agree. That is what we need. A free safety that is a CB too. Perfect compliment.
Add a tall coverage LB and this is a different defense.
We have to draft one - it's too good a class not to.My belief is that the can't-go-wrong pick at Safety might be 12+ picks deep.
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