"The Other" Patriots Draft

[manxman2601]

A notion that came to me in a twitter discussion. This could be potentially be described as "The Other" draft.

If we draft:

Sam Tevi - The other Utah OT to Bolles
Daeshon Hall - The other DE to Myles Garrett
Delano Hill - The other Michigan safety to Peppers.

Are there any other 'others' that we could draft?

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

Dalvin Tomlinson - the other Bama DT to Jonathan Allen
Alex anzalone - the other Gator LB to Jarrad Davis
Chris wormley - the other Mich DE to Taco Charlton

That's off the top of my head

You have the multiple secondaries with lots of talent
Ohio St
Colo
FLA
Wash
BAMA

 

[manxman2601]

Dalvin Tomlinson - the other Bama DT to Jonathan Allen
Alex anzalone - the other Gator LB to Jarrad Davis
Chris wormley - the other Mich DE to Taco Charlton

That's off the top of my head

You have the multiple secondaries with lots of talent
Ohio St
Colo
FLA
Wash
BAMA

Anzalone is a good one. Conley could be another although those perceptions are changing now. I'm really thinking about the unheralded prospect up against a more highly celebrated prospect. Not sure Charlton is that much more highly thought of than Wormley who's pretty well thought of in his own right.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Pretty much anyone on Bama.
Anderson to Williams.

Uzi/Spoon

Rivers/Moss

Wilson/Teez

Brown/Samuel

Scott/Williams

Mixon/Perine

 

[jah]

We have some history of drafting "the other guy." Off the top of my head, Jermaine Cunningham and Vincent Valentine. Could argue Duron Harmon was Logan Ryan's "other." I'm sure I'm missing a lot of other, better examples.

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

We have some history of drafting "the other guy." Off the top of my head, Jermaine Cunningham and Vincent Valentine. Could argue Duron Harmon was Logan Ryan's "other." I'm sure I'm missing a lot of other, better examples.

Ron Brace and Cunningham were the two biggest head scratchers.

 

[jah]

Ron Brace and Cunningham were the two biggest head scratchers.

RIP though. One of the few to rep Western Mass in the NFL.