WaterfallJumper
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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 was disappointed in Collier's 3-cone. I love that he's a power player on the edge, but every time I watched TCU, Banogu made all the splash plays. Still, this is the kind of run defense he can bring to a defense. Despite his testing numbers, he can be valuable. I made this Gif earlier in the week to show why I like his ability on the edge.
I'll take em both, thanks.
I really like Chauncey but I watched Adderley today and fell in love. That play where he was returning a punt, knocked a tackler on his behind, stopped to admire his work and then still scored a TD was something else. His ball skills are unreal. Wish he was a little bigger though.
Adderley seems like an ideal McCourty replacement down the road. Chung --> Abram?
Their concerns read almost the same. Raw, inconsistent hands/rr, not the best blocker although CP improved mightily, inconsistent at catch point. Injuries definitely held him back some but not enough to the point where the above isn't very noticeable. He could be great but rn hes not.Question. Does DK have the same character red flags as Cordarrelle? Because let’s face it, it wasn’t Cordarelle’s athleticism that let him down.
I think CF is his best position but of course we have Harmon there. If you think of McCourty in his more versatile role (cF, covering TEs/WRs) then I like Chauncey for that role. I haven’t watched enough to find the next Chung but from what I’ve read, Taylor Rapp seems perfect there. Haven’t watched Abrams’ apart from some hard hitting highlights.
Rapp is incredibly clean. I could see him playing any role in our secondary. Adderley I like deeper. He's fine against TEs, but I don't like his slot coverage against shiftier receivers. Good player, though. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson is super versatile and can do just about anything. Abram is a huge hitter, but he's also quite good in man coverage, even against receivers.
I continually flip flop on my highest rated guy, but usually it goes something like Abram > Rapp > CGJ > Adderley. I'd take any of them with any of our first three picks, depending on how the board falls and how the team thinks they'd fit in with the secondary.
Been thinking about Dex Lawrence for the past few days specifically. He's the last of the blue chip DT/NT & there's a big drop off after him & his type.
As opposed to TE, WR, RB, Rush etc.
His stock went up after the combine but the depth in the class will push him up more.
Can't wait to see the board when we pick
Rapp is incredibly clean. I could see him playing any role in our secondary. Adderley I like deeper. He's fine against TEs, but I don't like his slot coverage against shiftier receivers. Good player, though. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson is super versatile and can do just about anything. Abram is a huge hitter, but he's also quite good in man coverage, even against receivers.
I continually flip flop on my highest rated guy, but usually it goes something like Abram > Rapp > CGJ > Adderley. I'd take any of them with any of our first three picks, depending on how the board falls and how the team thinks they'd fit in with the secondary.
@reamer I know you & I were big fans of Cory Davis .
I thought he was overdrafted but I'd say he was head & shoulders above DK from a pure WR standpoint, no?
He should be available 4th or 5th round from the projections.Most impressive player today? For me, Chase Winovich. Under 7.0 in the 3-cone, under 4.6 in the 40, 6'3" 260, good technique. He's going to be a steal even if he goes late first round.
It's pretty clear to me that he's a guy that will play better in a hybrid role than a pure hand-in-the-dirt pass rusher. In other words, a 3-4 OLB rather than a 4-3 DE.
I mean I don't think it's the worst thing in the world for a team to take a shot but top guys should come in & change the culture. On & off the field. If not trade back & get more picks. Trade for a QB. Don't take a guy that isn't worth it. Esp a WR who needs his OL, QB & others to do their jobs well.Was just observing his college stats when that was posted. Would of liked to seen more. Injury shortened season. I really like the player, good pedigree and supremely athletic, I just hate the thought of taking an offensive player in first not named One of the Iowa Boys. Too much defensive talent to pass on.
Who knows how teams view him. Shelton, Vea & others others have gone & he does have some rush ability although you're drafting him to win & reset the los. Personally I think his value is in the 2nd but 340, 35 arms, 5.05 could push him up along w depth.I’m not sure I agree. Purely because many teams view him as an early down guy only, I can see him falling. I hope so because shy of the two Iowa TEs, Lawrence will probably be my first pick for our first pick.