Senior Bowl 2017

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Either we are getting smarter, or the draftnicks aren't trying as hard.

Tbh I look at everything I can find, read and watch but don't value more than 4-5 peoples opinions if that.

Literally all those guys have been brought up by all of us months ago. In a lot of cases 2 years ago lol.

Like these 2 guys
The player I was perhaps the most curious about going in was Damontae Kazee from San Jose State, and to his credit, he was the fastest cornerback there (both to my eyes and the Catapult Sports data collected through chips in players’ pads). He played well, but I don’t think any corner played better than Rasul Douglas from West Virginia.


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[WaterfallJumper]

Yet to watch the game but Zay Jones is really impressive. My kind of WR so great job guys. Rahul Douglas is going to go to Seattle, Jacksonville or Atlanta so give up on that dream . He fits their CB profile perfectly.

Can I give this a dislike?

 

[manxman2601]

Can I give this a dislike?

You can if you want to turn this into the political forum

He just seems like an ideal player for those types of teams.

 

[manxman2601]

Has anyone seen Zay Jones' almost TD catch in the game?



I suspect he's playing himself out of reach for where the Psts might logically draft him. Higher end of the 2nd round? He might not have the athleticism of a high pick necessarily but in terms of skillset, he's thoroughly impressive.

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

Has anyone seen Zay Jones' almost TD catch in the game?



I suspect he's playing himself out of reach for where the Psts might logically draft him. Higher end of the 2nd round? He might not have the athleticism of a high pick necessarily but in terms of skillset, he's thoroughly impressive.

I suspect he will run low 4.5s with average other traits. My first mock had him at 42, the last at 102. When it's all said and done, somewhere in between will probably be accurate.

 

[manxman2601]

I suspect he will run low 4.5s with average other traits. My first mock had him at 42, the last at 102. When it's all said and done, somewhere in between will probably be accurate.

I can see him go in the Sterling Shepard range. Has the potential to be one of the best #2's in the game.

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

I can see him go in the Sterling Shepard range. Has the potential to be one of the best #2's in the game.

There are some parallels for sure. I think shephard was a slightly better athlete, with a good deal more hype.

Interested to see how the shall school bias effects him.

End of the day, he's exactly what we should be looking for.

 

[manxman2601]

There are some parallels for sure. I think shephard was a slightly better athlete, with a good deal more hype.

Interested to see how the shall school bias effects him.

End of the day, he's exactly what we should be looking for.

Instead of whom? Amendola? I like him a lot, would be fine with drafting him but Hogan and Mitchell are our outside guys and there are only so many roster spots. How high would you take him. 64?

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

Instead of whom? Amendola? I like him a lot, would be fine with drafting him but Hogan and Mitchell are our outside guys and there are only so many roster spots. How high would you take him. 64?

I think amendola is going to be gone, so I think jones would play his role perfectly.

When I would be willing to draft him depends on what we do with JimmyG. If we only have our original picks, I would have a difficult time valuing receiver as our second highest need.

With extra picks, I would probably go a little higher than 64, but not too crazy.

 

[patsfaninpa]

Instead of whom? Amendola? I like him a lot, would be fine with drafting him but Hogan and Mitchell are our outside guys and there are only so many roster spots. How high would you take him. 64?

I'd like to bring Floyd back on a 1yr deal. He's gonna get suspended 4-6 games.
Would mike sense for both sides for him to return to Pats. I'd like to hit the defense
heavily in this draft.

 

[manxman2601]

I think amendola is going to be gone, so I think jones would play his role perfectly.

When I would be willing to draft him depends on what we do with JimmyG. If we only have our original picks, I would have a difficult time valuing receiver as our second highest need.

With extra picks, I would probably go a little higher than 64, but not too crazy.

He's a different type of receiver to Amendola though right? Jones is more of an outside #2 guy. Keep Edelman in the slot?

 

[manxman2601]

I'd like to bring Floyd back on a 1yr deal. He's gonna get suspended 4-6 games.
Would mike sense for both sides for him to return to Pats. I'd like to hit the defense
heavily in this draft.

I wouldn't object to that, but Zay Jones is really impressive. I'm not convinced there's a roster spot for him, but he's a quality guy to have on the roster for the next four years. In terms of pure WR skills, he's one of the better ones I've seen.

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

He's a different type of receiver to Amendola though right? Jones is more of an outside #2 guy. Keep Edelman in the slot?

I think jones will be able to play outside, but I picture him a lot inside to start his career.

 

[mihap]

Michigan CB Jourdan Lewis 5100 188
31" arms. That's a win for Lewis.

Overall, I still believe that Lewis is a first-round corner. He's not a finished product yet and needs technique improvements to help his consistency, but at his best, Lewis is an unbelievable cover corner with great run defense skills. He got dinged early for being "small," but his game is complete and his athleticism is decent enough that he can outplay his measurements a bit. He has some small technique things he needs to clean up (namely, not opening his hips quite as early as he does sometimes), but if I'm in the late-first and need a slot corner, I'm taking a long, hard look at Lewis.

Is he better than Corn Elder? Some ppl says that Corn Elder is like Chris Harris.