2027 Watch List

[manxman2601]

I'm stuck between a Jalon Walker comp for Cole and a Jihaad Campbell comp. I think campbell is the better one because of Cole's coverage ability. A Jalon Walker that can cover works too.

 

[manxman2601]

Cole is not a pure MIKE. He could be a good one, but that would probably not be his best fit.

Pair him with a hood MIKE, and you have an elite LB duo.

Cole & Coney ftw.

It's nice that we can take next season off. Cole, Coney, Demello Jones & Jelani Mcdonald. Send it in to the front office, we've done their job for them by early June.

 

[mayoclinic]

Cole & Coney ftw.

It's nice that we can take next season off. Cole, Coney, Demello Jones & Jelani Mcdonald. Send it in to the front office, we've done their job for them by early June.

Those are my 4 picks, too. Not sure about the order, but not letting the details bog me down.

Sign Ikem Ekwonu in FA, get that draft, and have the NFL mail the Lombardi directly to 1 Patriot Place.

 

[manxman2601]

Those are my 4 picks, too. Not sure about the order, but not letting the details bog me down.

Sign Ikem Ekwonu in FA, get that draft, and have the NFL mail the Lombardi directly to 1 Patriot Place.

It'll be interesting to see where we are come next March and April.

 

[mayoclinic]

Those are my 4 picks, too. Not sure about the order, but not letting the details bog me down.

Coney and Cole would be a 4-2-5 version of Hightower and Collins - lighter and more mobile.

McDonald would be our McCourty.

Demello Jones would be a smaller but far more athletic Brandon Browner, next to Christian Gonzalez as Darrelle Revis.

 

[mayoclinic]

Is Faletau Satuala of BYU this year's VJ Payne? 6'4", 215lbs with 33.5" arms.

Satuala also has only 9 career missed tackles. That's 91st percentile according to the video.

Some questions about his hips and range and they estimate his speed at 4.60 but he has potential as a hybrid safety.

"he's a great tackler"

My take on the safeties as of right now:

- Joe Deleone is right: KJ Bolden, Tae Johnson and Jelani McDonald are the top 3
- Koi Perich and Ty Benefield have a lot of potential, but a ling way to go. Anyone mocking them or rating them as 1st round right now is doing so purely on projection
- Zach Lutmer and Dashawn Spears are very intriguing
- Tao Johnson and Amare Ferrell are flying under the radar
- Bray Hubbard and Keon Sabb are talented, but less in the rangy FS mold

 

[manxman2601]

My take on the safeties as of right now:

Amare Ferrell are flying under the radar

Everything about him is good aside from his tackling. His 3 season missed tackle rate:

2023 - 15.4%
2024 - 20.3%
2025 - 22%

 

[manxman2601]

Georgia's schedule is an interesting watch next year. An easy schedule through weeks 1-3, but then it's SEC goodness all the way until Georgia Tech in week 14.

Wk 1 - Tennessee State
Wk 2 - Western Kentucky
Wk 3 - Arkansas
Wk 4 - Oklahoma
Wk 5 - Vandy
Wk 6 - Alabama
Wk 7 - Auburn
Wk 8 - Florida
Wk 9 - Ole Miss
Wk 10 - Missouri
Wk 11 - S Carolina
Wk 12 - Georgia Tech.

 

[mayoclinic]

Look at those feet, and how active he is.

If we have to address OL in the draft, give me Jacarrius Peak or PJ Williams. Best 2 in terms of footwork, athleticism, power, and inside/outside versatility. I have them above Siereveld/Smith/Green.

 

[mayoclinic]

Here's Carter Smith, for comparison:



Much heavier feet. Same with Siereveld and Green.