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Post by wazzu on Apr 25, 2019 13:23:57 GMT -5
Really good stuff man... you might even nail like 4 or 5 of them! haha +1 I think there are some very smart picks in this mock and I really like us going OT right off the bat. Picks I like are McGary, Isabella, Knox, Russell, Gaillard, Gant, Miller Not a giant fan of Allen nor Polite but I get why you chose both. Overall nice pickin' Thanks Man! I'm actually a pretty big Allen fan. I think he's just about an ideal fit for what Belichick wants out of his DEs. On Polite, well, it's admittedly an unlikely pick, but if he lasts till the end of the 3rd, Belichick might just take the gamble.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 13:26:35 GMT -5
Passes defended: (not much difference)
1) JoeJuan Williams - 18 (1.4/gm) 2) Saquan Hampton - 16 (1.3/gm) 3) Justin Lane - 16 (1.3/gm) 4) Julian Love - 17 (1.3/gm) 5) Byron Murphy - 17 (1.2/gm) 6) Kris Boyd - 17 (1.2/gm) 7) Xavier Crawford - 13 (1.2/gm) 8) Hamp Cheevers - 14 (1.2/gm) 9) Rock Ya-Sin - 14 (1.2/gm) 10) Amani Oruwariye - 15 (1.2/gm)
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Post by patslifer on Apr 25, 2019 13:29:11 GMT -5
Passes defended: (not much difference)1) JoeJuan Williams - 18 (1.4/gm) 2) Saquan Hampton - 16 (1.3/gm) 3) Justin Lane - 16 (1.3/gm) 4) Julian Love - 17 (1.3/gm) 5) Byron Murphy - 17 (1.2/gm) 6) Kris Boyd - 17 (1.2/gm) 7) Xavier Crawford - 13 (1.2/gm) 8) Hamp Cheevers - 14 (1.2/gm) 9) Rock Ya-Sin - 14 (1.2/gm) 10) Amani Oruwariye - 15 (1.2/gm) Do you have the Safety breakdown ?
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 13:31:22 GMT -5
The only notable name with multiple blocked kicks last season...
Zach Allen
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 13:36:04 GMT -5
Passes defended: (not much difference)1) JoeJuan Williams - 18 (1.4/gm) 2) Saquan Hampton - 16 (1.3/gm) 3) Justin Lane - 16 (1.3/gm) 4) Julian Love - 17 (1.3/gm) 5) Byron Murphy - 17 (1.2/gm) 6) Kris Boyd - 17 (1.2/gm) 7) Xavier Crawford - 13 (1.2/gm) 8) Hamp Cheevers - 14 (1.2/gm) 9) Rock Ya-Sin - 14 (1.2/gm) 10) Amani Oruwariye - 15 (1.2/gm) Do you have the Safety breakdown ? I do not have the exact list handy but for some of the notable names... Thornhill - 1.44/gm (played some cornerback so the skill is there) CGJ - 1.15/gm (played some cornerback so the skill is there) Hooker - 1.10/gm Adderley - 1.02/gm (bear in mind lower level of competition as well) Savage - 0.81/gm Thompson - 0.76/gm Abram - 0.63/gm (not really his game) Rapp - 0.6/gm (not really his game)
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Post by patslifer on Apr 25, 2019 13:37:25 GMT -5
Do you have the Safety breakdown ? I do not have the exact list handy for for some of the notable names... Thornhill - 1.44 /gm (played some cornerback so the skill is there) CGJ - 1.15 /gm (played some cornerback so the skill is there) Hooker - 1.10 /gm Adderley - 1.02 /gm (bear in mind lower level of competition as well) Savage - 0.81 /gm Thompson - 0.76 /gm Abram - 0.63 /gm (not really his game) Rapp - 0.6/gm (not really his game) What do you think of Thornhill? he's been the forgotten safety on this board. We've talked a ton about everyone else..but it's hard to ignore Thornhill's versatility, production and athleticism.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 13:38:38 GMT -5
I do not have the exact list handy for for some of the notable names... Thornhill - 1.44 /gm (played some cornerback so the skill is there) CGJ - 1.15 /gm (played some cornerback so the skill is there) Hooker - 1.10 /gm Adderley - 1.02 /gm (bear in mind lower level of competition as well) Savage - 0.81 /gm Thompson - 0.76 /gm Abram - 0.63 /gm (not really his game) Rapp - 0.6/gm (not really his game) What do you think of Thornhill? he's been the forgotten safety on this board. We've talked a ton about everyone else..but it's hard to ignore Thornhill's versatility, production and athleticism. Not sure who forgot him he is the top of my list on one of the two safety boards. Depends how he and CGJ will be viewed. They will either be viewed as versatile and simply a DB, capable of playing either CB or S or viewed as weaker because they are not outstanding at either one of them. I've heard it spun both ways.
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Post by patslifer on Apr 25, 2019 13:41:57 GMT -5
What do you think of Thornhill? he's been the forgotten safety on this board. We've talked a ton about everyone else..but it's hard to ignore Thornhill's versatility, production and athleticism. Not sure who forgot him he is the top of my list on one of the two safety boards. Depends how he and CGJ will be viewed. They will either be viewed as versatile and simply a DB, capable of playing either CB or S or viewed as weaker because they are not outstanding at either one of them. I've heard it spun both ways. sorry. I couldn't recalll your board. Anyhow, he's not been widely discussed here. I really like his ability to play close to the line in press man from the slot, on the outside, or centerfield in cover 1 or 2. He's intriguing.
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Post by tcal2 on Apr 25, 2019 13:43:36 GMT -5
Iβll be so pissed if after 3 freaking hours of endless talking heads spewing their nonsense to hear βThe Patriots have traded the 32nd pickβ.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 13:54:50 GMT -5
Passing Efficiency: (might be some other lesser known QB names that are coming out in this list that I did not recognize)
1) Grier - 175.5 2) Haskins - 174.1 3) McMaryion - 157.0 4) Rypien - 156.0 5) Ta'Amu - 153.5 6) Finley - 148.0 7) Lock - 147.7 8) Minshew 147.6 9) Blough - 146.9 10) Coenelius - 144.7
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 14:04:28 GMT -5
Most points scored for an offense other than a QB or K?
RB Darrell Henderson RB Devin Singletary (lower level of competition) RB Trayveon Williams
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Post by Wozzy on Apr 25, 2019 14:11:38 GMT -5
It sounds like the 49ers are shopping Solomon Thomas, I think the Pats should trade a later pick for the guy.
He hasn't really produced the way he should, but a change of scenery could do him good.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 14:11:52 GMT -5
Forced Fumbles per game:
Jachai Polite - 0.46 Josh Allen - 0.38 Justin Hollins - 0.38 Cole Holcomb - 0.36 Maxx Crosby - 0.33 Oshane Ximines - 0.33 DeAndre Walker - 0.31 Ben Burr-Kirven - 0.29 Sutton Smith - 0.29 Deionte Thompson - 0.27 Brain Burns - 0.25 Armon Watts - 0.25
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 25, 2019 14:26:33 GMT -5
My final mock will be the same as my V3 mock...
Additional thoughts: -There are players that I really wanted to add, but chose to keep things the same. They are Irv Smith Jr., Darnell Savage Jr., Taylor Rapp, Dawson Knox, Deebo Samuel, Dalton Risner, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hunter Renfrew, JJAW, Julian Love, DeAndre Baker D'Andre Walker and Lamont Gaillard. -Garrett Bradbury remains the #1 overall player on my board. -Dexter is available at #32, he might be hard to pass up -Jeffery Simmons remains the biggest wildcard.
So, with the 32nd pick, in the 2019 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots select...
32. Parris Campbell WR/KR Ohio State- Two-time Captain... BB finally breaks precedent and drafts an ultra-fast and athletic offensive weapon (n the Percy Harvin mold) that can return kicks.
56. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Team Captain, and their RT of the future. The arm length isn't idea (32 7/8), but he's tough, physical and has that hulking presence that they like in their OT's.
64. Amani Hooker S Iowa- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Versatile, athletic defensive back with top notch instincts that could eventually replace Chung as the do-it-all strong safety.
73. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St- A big , athletic TE with a lot of upside, and experience as an in-line blocker in a power-running offense.
97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Another tough Iowa player, with the size, length, movement ability and stoutness at the POA that they covet.
101. Renell Wren DT Arizona State- Team Captain. Prototype size, length and athleticism, and BB has connections to his former HC. They've also done well with another ASU alum, Lawrence Guy.
134. Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame- Two-time Captain. He's as tough a player as there is in this draft, and provides an ideal replacement for Elandon Roberts (FA in 2020). Should also star on ST.
205. Hjalte Froholdt OG/C Arkansas- Team Captain. Still relatively new to the OL, but has good size, versatility and toughness. His former HC, Brett Bielema, is also part of NE's staff.
239. Easton Stick QB North Dakota State- Three-time Captain. Accomplished lower level QB with good athleticism and leadership qualities. He's a development QB to compete with Hoyer and Etling.
243. Jonathan Ledbetter DL Georgia- BB seems to love them Georgia boys, and Ledbetter is a high effort tweener that could provide quality depth along the DL.
246. Cody Thompson WR Toledo- Team Captain. Solid route-runner, with good hands and some quicks/RAC ability. He just looks like their typical day 3 WR, that could out-play his draft position.
252. Elijah Holyfield RB Georgia- Team Captain. Son of the former champ... he has pedestrian timed speed, but runs as hard as any back in this draft, and could be a solid short yardage type early on.
Oh, and Bozo the Commish is still a CVNT! GO PATS!
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Post by patriotsnumero1fan on Apr 25, 2019 14:55:59 GMT -5
My final mock will be the same as my V3 mock... Additional thoughts: -There are players that I really wanted to add, but chose to keep things the same. They are Irv Smith Jr., Darnell Savage Jr., Taylor Rapp, Dawson Knox, Deebo Samuel, Dalton Risner, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hunter Renfrew, JJAW, Julian Love, DeAndre Baker D'Andre Walker and Lamont Gaillard. -Garrett Bradbury remains the #1 overall player on my board. -Dexter is available at #32, he might be hard to pass up -Jeffery Simmons remains the biggest wildcard. So, with the 32nd pick, in the 2019 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots select... 32. Parris Campbell WR/KR Ohio State- Two-time Captain... BB finally breaks precedent and drafts an ultra-fast and athletic offensive weapon (n the Percy Harvin mold) that can return kicks. 56. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Team Captain, and their RT of the future. The arm length isn't idea (32 7/8), but he's tough, physical and has that hulking presence that they like in their OT's. 64. Amani Hooker S Iowa- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Versatile, athletic defensive back with top notch instincts that could eventually replace Chung as the do-it-all strong safety. 73. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St- A big , athletic TE with a lot of upside, and experience as an in-line blocker in a power-running offense. 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Another tough Iowa player, with the size, length, movement ability and stoutness at the POA that they covet. 101. Renell Wren DT Arizona State- Team Captain. Prototype size, length and athleticism, and BB has connections to his former HC. They've also done well with another ASU alum, Lawrence Guy. 134. Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame- Two-time Captain. He's as tough a player as there is in this draft, and provides an ideal replacement for Elandon Roberts (FA in 2020). Should also star on ST. 205. Hjalte Froholdt OG/C Arkansas- Team Captain. Still relatively new to the OL, but has good size, versatility and toughness. His former HC, Brett Bielema, is also part of NE's staff. 239. Easton Stick QB North Dakota State- Three-time Captain. Accomplished lower level QB with good athleticism and leadership qualities. He's a development QB to compete with Hoyer and Etling. 243. Jonathan Ledbetter DL Georgia- BB seems to love them Georgia boys, and Ledbetter is a high effort tweener that could provide quality depth along the DL. 246. Cody Thompson WR Toledo- Team Captain. Solid route-runner, with good hands and some quicks/RAC ability. He just looks like their typical day 3 WR, that could out-play his draft position. 252. Elijah Holyfield RB Georgia- Team Captain. Son of the former champ... he has pedestrian timed speed, but runs as hard as any back in this draft, and could be a solid short yardage type early on. Oh, and Bozo the Commish is still a CVNT! GO PATS! Campbell has been compared to patterson. His route running is what concerns me.
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Post by wazzu on Apr 25, 2019 14:59:50 GMT -5
My final mock will be the same as my V3 mock... Additional thoughts: -There are players that I really wanted to add, but chose to keep things the same. They are Irv Smith Jr., Darnell Savage Jr., Taylor Rapp, Dawson Knox, Deebo Samuel, Dalton Risner, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hunter Renfrew, JJAW, Julian Love, DeAndre Baker D'Andre Walker and Lamont Gaillard. -Garrett Bradbury remains the #1 overall player on my board. -Dexter is available at #32, he might be hard to pass up -Jeffery Simmons remains the biggest wildcard. So, with the 32nd pick, in the 2019 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots select... 32. Parris Campbell WR/KR Ohio State- Two-time Captain... BB finally breaks precedent and drafts an ultra-fast and athletic offensive weapon (n the Percy Harvin mold) that can return kicks. 56. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Team Captain, and their RT of the future. The arm length isn't idea (32 7/8), but he's tough, physical and has that hulking presence that they like in their OT's. 64. Amani Hooker S Iowa- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Versatile, athletic defensive back with top notch instincts that could eventually replace Chung as the do-it-all strong safety. 73. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St- A big , athletic TE with a lot of upside, and experience as an in-line blocker in a power-running offense. 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Another tough Iowa player, with the size, length, movement ability and stoutness at the POA that they covet. 101. Renell Wren DT Arizona State- Team Captain. Prototype size, length and athleticism, and BB has connections to his former HC. They've also done well with another ASU alum, Lawrence Guy. 134. Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame- Two-time Captain. He's as tough a player as there is in this draft, and provides an ideal replacement for Elandon Roberts (FA in 2020). Should also star on ST. 205. Hjalte Froholdt OG/C Arkansas- Team Captain. Still relatively new to the OL, but has good size, versatility and toughness. His former HC, Brett Bielema, is also part of NE's staff. 239. Easton Stick QB North Dakota State- Three-time Captain. Accomplished lower level QB with good athleticism and leadership qualities. He's a development QB to compete with Hoyer and Etling. 243. Jonathan Ledbetter DL Georgia- BB seems to love them Georgia boys, and Ledbetter is a high effort tweener that could provide quality depth along the DL. 246. Cody Thompson WR Toledo- Team Captain. Solid route-runner, with good hands and some quicks/RAC ability. He just looks like their typical day 3 WR, that could out-play his draft position. 252. Elijah Holyfield RB Georgia- Team Captain. Son of the former champ... he has pedestrian timed speed, but runs as hard as any back in this draft, and could be a solid short yardage type early on. Oh, and Bozo the Commish is still a CVNT! GO PATS! Nice! Iβm on board... especially with the part about the Commish! Good stuff, Man
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 25, 2019 15:02:17 GMT -5
My final mock will be the same as my V3 mock... Additional thoughts: -There are players that I really wanted to add, but chose to keep things the same. They are Irv Smith Jr., Darnell Savage Jr., Taylor Rapp, Dawson Knox, Deebo Samuel, Dalton Risner, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hunter Renfrew, JJAW, Julian Love, DeAndre Baker D'Andre Walker and Lamont Gaillard. -Garrett Bradbury remains the #1 overall player on my board. -Dexter is available at #32, he might be hard to pass up -Jeffery Simmons remains the biggest wildcard. So, with the 32nd pick, in the 2019 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots select... 32. Parris Campbell WR/KR Ohio State- Two-time Captain... BB finally breaks precedent and drafts an ultra-fast and athletic offensive weapon (n the Percy Harvin mold) that can return kicks. 56. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Team Captain, and their RT of the future. The arm length isn't idea (32 7/8), but he's tough, physical and has that hulking presence that they like in their OT's. 64. Amani Hooker S Iowa- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Versatile, athletic defensive back with top notch instincts that could eventually replace Chung as the do-it-all strong safety. 73. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St- A big , athletic TE with a lot of upside, and experience as an in-line blocker in a power-running offense. 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Another tough Iowa player, with the size, length, movement ability and stoutness at the POA that they covet. 101. Renell Wren DT Arizona State- Team Captain. Prototype size, length and athleticism, and BB has connections to his former HC. They've also done well with another ASU alum, Lawrence Guy. 134. Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame- Two-time Captain. He's as tough a player as there is in this draft, and provides an ideal replacement for Elandon Roberts (FA in 2020). Should also star on ST. 205. Hjalte Froholdt OG/C Arkansas- Team Captain. Still relatively new to the OL, but has good size, versatility and toughness. His former HC, Brett Bielema, is also part of NE's staff. 239. Easton Stick QB North Dakota State- Three-time Captain. Accomplished lower level QB with good athleticism and leadership qualities. He's a development QB to compete with Hoyer and Etling. 243. Jonathan Ledbetter DL Georgia- BB seems to love them Georgia boys, and Ledbetter is a high effort tweener that could provide quality depth along the DL. 246. Cody Thompson WR Toledo- Team Captain. Solid route-runner, with good hands and some quicks/RAC ability. He just looks like their typical day 3 WR, that could out-play his draft position. 252. Elijah Holyfield RB Georgia- Team Captain. Son of the former champ... he has pedestrian timed speed, but runs as hard as any back in this draft, and could be a solid short yardage type early on. Oh, and Bozo the Commish is still a CVNT! GO PATS! Campbell has been compared to patterson. His route running is what concerns me. He's also been compared to Harvin. And yes, he's not yet a refined route-runner, but you also can't teach his level of juice and athleticism. I think he could factor in early on, out of the slot, in bunch/trips formations, on shallow crossers/rub routes, and in the screen/jet sweep game. And he could also impact in the return game.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 16:03:19 GMT -5
Sacks: (BB does not really care much about this stat)Jaylon Ferguson - 17.5 (1.35/gm) Josh Allen - 17 (1.33/gm) Sutton Smith - 15 (1.07/gm) Oshane Ximines - 12 (1.00/gm) Montez Sweat - 11.5 (0.88/gm) Jachai Polite - 11 (0.80/gm) Brian Burns - 10 (0.80)/gm Clelin Ferril - 11.5 (0.77/gm) Wyatt Ray - 9 (0.75/gm) Anthony Nelson - 9.5 (0.73/gm) Jordan Brailford - 9 (0.69/gm) Joe Jackson - 9 (0.69/gm) Ronheen Bingham - 9 (0.69/gm) Charles Omenihu - 9.5 (0.68/gm) David Long Jr - 8 (0.67/gm) Ben Banogu - 8.5 (0.65/gm) Isaiah Buggs - 9.5 (0.63/gm) Maxx Crosby - 7.5 (0.63/gm) Jerry Tillery -8 (0.62/gm) Notes: - below avg athletes, especially at lower level of comp, do not often have same production translate to NFL
- undersized players do not typically carry over the same production to the NFL level
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 16:17:41 GMT -5
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Post by patslifer on Apr 25, 2019 16:20:05 GMT -5
My final mock will be the same as my V3 mock... Additional thoughts: -There are players that I really wanted to add, but chose to keep things the same. They are Irv Smith Jr., Darnell Savage Jr., Taylor Rapp, Dawson Knox, Deebo Samuel, Dalton Risner, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hunter Renfrew, JJAW, Julian Love, DeAndre Baker D'Andre Walker and Lamont Gaillard. -Garrett Bradbury remains the #1 overall player on my board. -Dexter is available at #32, he might be hard to pass up -Jeffery Simmons remains the biggest wildcard. So, with the 32nd pick, in the 2019 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots select... 32. Parris Campbell WR/KR Ohio State- Two-time Captain... BB finally breaks precedent and drafts an ultra-fast and athletic offensive weapon (n the Percy Harvin mold) that can return kicks. 56. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Team Captain, and their RT of the future. The arm length isn't idea (32 7/8), but he's tough, physical and has that hulking presence that they like in their OT's. 64. Amani Hooker S Iowa- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Versatile, athletic defensive back with top notch instincts that could eventually replace Chung as the do-it-all strong safety. 73. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St- A big , athletic TE with a lot of upside, and experience as an in-line blocker in a power-running offense. 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Another tough Iowa player, with the size, length, movement ability and stoutness at the POA that they covet. 101. Renell Wren DT Arizona State- Team Captain. Prototype size, length and athleticism, and BB has connections to his former HC. They've also done well with another ASU alum, Lawrence Guy. 134. Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame- Two-time Captain. He's as tough a player as there is in this draft, and provides an ideal replacement for Elandon Roberts (FA in 2020). Should also star on ST. 205. Hjalte Froholdt OG/C Arkansas- Team Captain. Still relatively new to the OL, but has good size, versatility and toughness. His former HC, Brett Bielema, is also part of NE's staff. 239. Easton Stick QB North Dakota State- Three-time Captain. Accomplished lower level QB with good athleticism and leadership qualities. He's a development QB to compete with Hoyer and Etling. 243. Jonathan Ledbetter DL Georgia- BB seems to love them Georgia boys, and Ledbetter is a high effort tweener that could provide quality depth along the DL. 246. Cody Thompson WR Toledo- Team Captain. Solid route-runner, with good hands and some quicks/RAC ability. He just looks like their typical day 3 WR, that could out-play his draft position. 252. Elijah Holyfield RB Georgia- Team Captain. Son of the former champ... he has pedestrian timed speed, but runs as hard as any back in this draft, and could be a solid short yardage type early on. Oh, and Bozo the Commish is still a CVNT! GO PATS! Nice MB. Some bold predictions. 1. Juan Thornhill 2. Terry Goodwin 3. Dalton Risner 4. Kaleb McGary
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Post by ATJ on Apr 25, 2019 16:23:44 GMT -5
Related side comment: Calling the commish a cvnt is a serious put down of cvnts everywhere. Just sayinβ
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Post by patmando on Apr 25, 2019 16:33:46 GMT -5
May just be me but I hate how they split up the draft. If the pats pick it will be sometime after 11 on a Thursday night. π€¦π»ββοΈπ€¦π»ββοΈ
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Post by thejuice on Apr 25, 2019 16:56:37 GMT -5
My final mock will be the same as my V3 mock... Additional thoughts: -There are players that I really wanted to add, but chose to keep things the same. They are Irv Smith Jr., Darnell Savage Jr., Taylor Rapp, Dawson Knox, Deebo Samuel, Dalton Risner, Andy Isabella, Zach Allen, Hunter Renfrew, JJAW, Julian Love, DeAndre Baker D'Andre Walker and Lamont Gaillard. -Garrett Bradbury remains the #1 overall player on my board. -Dexter is available at #32, he might be hard to pass up -Jeffery Simmons remains the biggest wildcard. So, with the 32nd pick, in the 2019 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots select... 32. Parris Campbell WR/KR Ohio State- Two-time Captain... BB finally breaks precedent and drafts an ultra-fast and athletic offensive weapon (n the Percy Harvin mold) that can return kicks. 56. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Team Captain, and their RT of the future. The arm length isn't idea (32 7/8), but he's tough, physical and has that hulking presence that they like in their OT's. 64. Amani Hooker S Iowa- *Rd 1 sleeper option* Versatile, athletic defensive back with top notch instincts that could eventually replace Chung as the do-it-all strong safety. 73. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St- A big , athletic TE with a lot of upside, and experience as an in-line blocker in a power-running offense. 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Another tough Iowa player, with the size, length, movement ability and stoutness at the POA that they covet. 101. Renell Wren DT Arizona State- Team Captain. Prototype size, length and athleticism, and BB has connections to his former HC. They've also done well with another ASU alum, Lawrence Guy. 134. Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame- Two-time Captain. He's as tough a player as there is in this draft, and provides an ideal replacement for Elandon Roberts (FA in 2020). Should also star on ST. 205. Hjalte Froholdt OG/C Arkansas- Team Captain. Still relatively new to the OL, but has good size, versatility and toughness. His former HC, Brett Bielema, is also part of NE's staff. 239. Easton Stick QB North Dakota State- Three-time Captain. Accomplished lower level QB with good athleticism and leadership qualities. He's a development QB to compete with Hoyer and Etling. 243. Jonathan Ledbetter DL Georgia- BB seems to love them Georgia boys, and Ledbetter is a high effort tweener that could provide quality depth along the DL. 246. Cody Thompson WR Toledo- Team Captain. Solid route-runner, with good hands and some quicks/RAC ability. He just looks like their typical day 3 WR, that could out-play his draft position. 252. Elijah Holyfield RB Georgia- Team Captain. Son of the former champ... he has pedestrian timed speed, but runs as hard as any back in this draft, and could be a solid short yardage type early on. Oh, and Bozo the Commish is still a CVNT! GO PATS! This would be an absolute homerun! If they end up with half the guys on this list it would be a homerun. Great stuff is always man. You make this time a year for all of us so much better. You are the man. Thanks again. And everyone else who does awesome draft research year is well. You guys are the best.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 25, 2019 16:59:41 GMT -5
May just be me but I hate how they split up the draft. If the pats pick it will be sometime after 11 on a Thursday night. π€¦π»ββοΈπ€¦π»ββοΈ I've disliked the change every since they made it. Preferred the all weekend affair
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Post by wazzu on Apr 25, 2019 17:05:46 GMT -5
Iβm just going to throw this comment out there one more time before the draft. Deebo Samuel to the Patriots is one of the best player/team fits in this entire draft. It would not surprise me at all if the patriots draft him tonight at 32
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