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Post by jjdbrasil on Feb 8, 2019 11:05:17 GMT -5
WalterFootball Big Board - the walk away draft
32: R1P32 WR DK METCALF OLE MISS - 1st rd WR, first time for everything, Hogan, Dorsett walk 56: R2P24 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA - future S with Obi. D McCourty retires ( i don't believe it) 64: R2P32 EDGE CHARLES OMENIHU TEXAS - we lose Flowers 73: R3P9 OT CHUMA EDOGA USC - Trent Brown walks 97: R3P33 RB BENNY SNELL JR KENTUCKY - big back, J Hill not back 101: R3P37 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC - J MCourty steps away ( Don't know) 134: R4P32 TE JOSH OLIVER SAN JOSE STATE - TE Depth 175: R5P36 DL TRYSTEN HILL CENTRAL FLORIDA - Shelton, Brown walks 241: R7P25 K AUSTIN SEIBERT OKLAHOMA - Ghost released 252: R7P36 LB DRUE TRANQUILL NOTRE DAME - ST LB
NE Free Agents DE Trey Flowers (age 26)
OL Trent Brown (26)
K Stephen Gostkowski (35)
WR Cordarrelle Patterson (28)
WR Chris Hogan (30)
CB Jason McCourty (32)
DL Danny Shelton (26)
WR Phillip Dorsett (26)
P Ryan Allen (29)
DT Malcom Brown (25)
OL LaAdrian Waddle (28)
CB Eric Rowe (26)
DE John Simon (28)
LB Ramon Humber (32)
LB Albert McClellan (33)
CB Jonathan Jones (25, restricted free agent)
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 8, 2019 11:39:27 GMT -5
WalterFootball Big Board - the walk away draft 32: R1P32 WR DK METCALF OLE MISS - 1st rd WR, first time for everything, Hogan, Dorsett walk 56: R2P24 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA - future S with Obi. D McCourty retires ( i don't believe it) 64: R2P32 EDGE CHARLES OMENIHU TEXAS - we lose Flowers 73: R3P9 OT CHUMA EDOGA USC - Trent Brown walks 97: R3P33 RB BENNY SNELL JR KENTUCKY - big back, J Hill not back 101: R3P37 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC - J MCourty steps away ( Don't know) 134: R4P32 TE JOSH OLIVER SAN JOSE STATE - TE Depth 175: R5P36 DL TRYSTEN HILL CENTRAL FLORIDA - Shelton, Brown walks 241: R7P25 K AUSTIN SEIBERT OKLAHOMA - Ghost released 252: R7P36 LB DRUE TRANQUILL NOTRE DAME - ST LB NE Free AgentsDE Trey Flowers (age 26) OL Trent Brown (26) K Stephen Gostkowski (35) WR Cordarrelle Patterson (28) WR Chris Hogan (30) CB Jason McCourty (32) DL Danny Shelton (26) WR Phillip Dorsett (26) P Ryan Allen (29) DT Malcom Brown (25) OL LaAdrian Waddle (28) CB Eric Rowe (26) DE John Simon (28) LB Ramon Humber (32) LB Albert McClellan (33) CB Jonathan Jones (25, restricted free agent) Love the first three, as well as the Snell and Tranquill picks... but I'd also love a TE before pick #134.
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Post by wazzu on Feb 8, 2019 12:07:59 GMT -5
WalterFootball Big Board - the walk away draft 32: R1P32 WR DK METCALF OLE MISS - 1st rd WR, first time for everything, Hogan, Dorsett walk 56: R2P24 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA - future S with Obi. D McCourty retires ( i don't believe it) 64: R2P32 EDGE CHARLES OMENIHU TEXAS - we lose Flowers 73: R3P9 OT CHUMA EDOGA USC - Trent Brown walks 97: R3P33 RB BENNY SNELL JR KENTUCKY - big back, J Hill not back 101: R3P37 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC - J MCourty steps away ( Don't know) 134: R4P32 TE JOSH OLIVER SAN JOSE STATE - TE Depth 175: R5P36 DL TRYSTEN HILL CENTRAL FLORIDA - Shelton, Brown walks 241: R7P25 K AUSTIN SEIBERT OKLAHOMA - Ghost released 252: R7P36 LB DRUE TRANQUILL NOTRE DAME - ST LB NE Free AgentsDE Trey Flowers (age 26) OL Trent Brown (26) K Stephen Gostkowski (35) WR Cordarrelle Patterson (28) WR Chris Hogan (30) CB Jason McCourty (32) DL Danny Shelton (26) WR Phillip Dorsett (26) P Ryan Allen (29) DT Malcom Brown (25) OL LaAdrian Waddle (28) CB Eric Rowe (26) DE John Simon (28) LB Ramon Humber (32) LB Albert McClellan (33) CB Jonathan Jones (25, restricted free agent) I tried to look at the mock on Walterfootball a while ago, and I found that site unbearable. Nothing would load very well, tons of trashy pop-ups that seem to bog it down, etc. I swear they are operating that site using 1990's AOL software. I thought it was just garbage.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 8, 2019 12:08:50 GMT -5
WalterFootball Big Board - the walk away draft 32: R1P32 WR DK METCALF OLE MISS - 1st rd WR, first time for everything, Hogan, Dorsett walk 56: R2P24 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA - future S with Obi. D McCourty retires ( i don't believe it) 64: R2P32 EDGE CHARLES OMENIHU TEXAS - we lose Flowers 73: R3P9 OT CHUMA EDOGA USC - Trent Brown walks 97: R3P33 RB BENNY SNELL JR KENTUCKY - big back, J Hill not back 101: R3P37 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC - J MCourty steps away ( Don't know) 134: R4P32 TE JOSH OLIVER SAN JOSE STATE - TE Depth 175: R5P36 DL TRYSTEN HILL CENTRAL FLORIDA - Shelton, Brown walks 241: R7P25 K AUSTIN SEIBERT OKLAHOMA - Ghost released 252: R7P36 LB DRUE TRANQUILL NOTRE DAME - ST LB NE Free AgentsDE Trey Flowers (age 26) OL Trent Brown (26) K Stephen Gostkowski (35) WR Cordarrelle Patterson (28) WR Chris Hogan (30) CB Jason McCourty (32) DL Danny Shelton (26) WR Phillip Dorsett (26) P Ryan Allen (29) DT Malcom Brown (25) OL LaAdrian Waddle (28) CB Eric Rowe (26) DE John Simon (28) LB Ramon Humber (32) LB Albert McClellan (33) CB Jonathan Jones (25, restricted free agent) I tried to look at the mock on Walterfootball a while ago, and I found that site unbearable. Nothing would load very well, tons of trashy pop-ups that seem to bog it down, etc. I swear they are operating that site using 1990's AOL software. I thought it was just garbage. It really has been brutal... I've had to X out numerous times due to similar issues.
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Post by lowfbiq on Feb 8, 2019 12:14:26 GMT -5
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Post by lowfbiq on Feb 8, 2019 12:22:52 GMT -5
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Post by lowfbiq on Feb 8, 2019 12:38:45 GMT -5
Allow me to step on my soapbox for a moment
Twitter posts like this by so called experts is exactly why the draft ends up being a crap shoot if these are the things people think are special
There is nothing special about the two clips he used as an example of why this kid is impressive. I am not saying the kid is not good, I have not watched him yet. However choosing these two clips, imo, is like when people show a long RB run for a TD where he has a whole big enough to drive a truck through and no one comes within 10 yards of touching him or a DE shoots into the back field completely unblocked and blows up a RB or QB before the pay even gets started. WTF non of that crap is impressive.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2019 13:21:41 GMT -5
Totally agree. When asked these Draft Analyst, you really like to study the Draft. They should use BB old lines, "It Beats Being a Plummer" The real ones are like MB and others here. Better honest observations.
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Post by olemiss on Feb 9, 2019 7:50:47 GMT -5
In the 1st or 2nd round for Pats, I like:
Ole Miss wide receiver D.K Metcalf, a projected first-round pick who underwent neck surgery Oct. 20, 2018, was cleared Friday for all football activity without limitations, said Dr. Kevin Foley, who performed his surgery.
Metcalf is training at Exos in Phoenix to get ready for the NFL combine and will take part in all combine activities.
A redshirt sophomore this past season, Metcalf led the Rebels with 5 touchdown receptions and was second on the team in both catches (26) and receiving yards (569) at the time of his injury.
The 6-foot-4, 230-pound receiver earned freshman All-SEC honors in the 2017 season, when he had 39 receptions for 646 yards and 7 touchdowns.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 9, 2019 8:15:01 GMT -5
Allow me to step on my soapbox for a moment Twitter posts like this by so called experts is exactly why the draft ends up being a crap shoot if these are the things people think are special There is nothing special about the two clips he used as an example of why this kid is impressive. I am not saying the kid is not good, I have not watched him yet. However choosing these two clips, imo, is like when people show a long RB run for a TD where he has a whole big enough to drive a truck through and no one comes within 10 yards of touching him or a DE shoots into the back field completely unblocked and blows up a RB or QB before the pay even gets started. WTF non of that crap is impressive. I think both plays show of his speed, range, athleticism and physicality, but on the first, no one gets a finger on him, so he should blow up the ball-carrier, though I was impressed with play 2, as it demonstrates said physical traits. With that said, I agree with your overall point that you can prob make any player look great in a two-play sample. Overall, he's an intriguing player, however he doesn't at all fit the mold of what BB likes in his LB's, from a size perspective, as he might not even be 6-0, and is listed at 233 pounds on Michigan's page. Now if he comes in at 5-11 240, and runs/tests well at that size, I'll add him to my board, but if he's not at least 240, he'll remain off of it.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 8:45:42 GMT -5
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 9, 2019 8:47:51 GMT -5
In the 1st or 2nd round for Pats, I like: Ole Miss wide receiver D.K Metcalf, a projected first-round pick who underwent neck surgery Oct. 20, 2018, was cleared Friday for all football activity without limitations, said Dr. Kevin Foley, who performed his surgery. Metcalf is training at Exos in Phoenix to get ready for the NFL combine and will take part in all combine activities. A redshirt sophomore this past season, Metcalf led the Rebels with 5 touchdown receptions and was second on the team in both catches (26) and receiving yards (569) at the time of his injury. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound receiver earned freshman All-SEC honors in the 2017 season, when he had 39 receptions for 646 yards and 7 touchdowns. If he makes it to pick #32, BB will have to think long and hard about it, as there isn't a more talented WR in this class. With that said, I don't see him getting past Oakland at pick #27... they need a #1 WR, after trading Cooper last season.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 9, 2019 8:53:15 GMT -5
He's a fire hydrant, at <6-1 320... athletic too, as I think he's the dude that back flip? Seems like he also had himself a solid week at the Senior Bowl.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 8:57:58 GMT -5
Like his quickness MB.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 9:40:11 GMT -5
I look real hard for College Receivers that read Defenses, like Mitchell. Brains in this position just as important as the 40. Usually I look at Receivers head, looking at QB, or ball, or are they looking just straight downfield, or are they studying the Defensive Coverage.
I guess we all have our quirks, mine for Receiver, is Hands, Brains, Toughness. These kids are all talented, you have to pick up, the things that will make them a NFL Receiver.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 10:29:36 GMT -5
Kid I'm going to keep an eye on at the Combine, is WR Keelan Doss.
Starting to get my Binkies down Boys!
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 18:17:07 GMT -5
Binky alert, I remember looking at Danny Ettling's games and the TE stuck out to me. With Danny, he did OK. But what really stuck out to me was his blocking. Looking for a Day 3 TE I like Foster Moreau. His Georgia game this year was outstanding with his blocking. Protect QB, and really help in the running game. Project maybe, but another I'm going to keep an eye on at the Combine.
After looking at the other TE's today, I rate Moreau the best blocking TE in this class.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 9, 2019 18:49:39 GMT -5
Binky alert, I remember looking at Danny Ettling's games and the TE stuck out to me. With Danny, he did OK. But what really stuck out to me was his blocking. Looking for a Day 3 TE I like Foster Moreau. His Georgia game this year was outstanding with his blocking. Protect QB, and really help in the running game. Project maybe, but another I'm going to keep an eye on at the Combine. After looking at the other TE's today, I rate Moreau the best blocking TE in this class. Def a big bodied player that gets after it in-line, and I think he's prob off the board later on Day 3. Gonna be interesting to see what they do at the TE position this off-season, as their only real receiving threat prob isn't far from retirement. And you could possibly have Allen and Izzo on the roster, who are both more blocking types. Personally, I think it's imperative that they target a TE with ability/upside as a receiver (ideally a dual-purpose type like Irv Smith or Nauta, etc.), and would love to see them double up at the position in the draft. My personal favorite, outside of Hockenson, is Nauta from Georgia, and I think he ends up a top 50 prospect if he runs in the 4.6's. Give me he, Fant, or one of the Smith's (Kaden/Irv) in the first two rounds, and maybe double up with a Dax Raymond or Dawson Knox or Tommy Sweeney or Foster Moreau, etc. in the middle rounds/day 3, and I'll be pretty stoked.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2019 19:03:08 GMT -5
Funny thing the more I watch of Danny Etling, the more I like him. He throws a deep out very good. That's not easy.
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Post by oklahomapatriot on Feb 9, 2019 19:08:00 GMT -5
WalterFootball Big Board - the walk away draft 32: R1P32 WR DK METCALF OLE MISS - 1st rd WR, first time for everything, Hogan, Dorsett walk 56: R2P24 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA - future S with Obi. D McCourty retires ( i don't believe it) 64: R2P32 EDGE CHARLES OMENIHU TEXAS - we lose Flowers 73: R3P9 OT CHUMA EDOGA USC - Trent Brown walks 97: R3P33 RB BENNY SNELL JR KENTUCKY - big back, J Hill not back 101: R3P37 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC - J MCourty steps away ( Don't know) 134: R4P32 TE JOSH OLIVER SAN JOSE STATE - TE Depth 175: R5P36 DL TRYSTEN HILL CENTRAL FLORIDA - Shelton, Brown walks 241: R7P25 K AUSTIN SEIBERT OKLAHOMA - Ghost released 252: R7P36 LB DRUE TRANQUILL NOTRE DAME - ST LB NE Free AgentsDE Trey Flowers (age 26) OL Trent Brown (26) K Stephen Gostkowski (35) WR Cordarrelle Patterson (28) WR Chris Hogan (30) CB Jason McCourty (32) DL Danny Shelton (26) WR Phillip Dorsett (26) P Ryan Allen (29) DT Malcom Brown (25) OL LaAdrian Waddle (28) CB Eric Rowe (26) DE John Simon (28) LB Ramon Humber (32) LB Albert McClellan (33) CB Jonathan Jones (25, restricted free agent) Seibert will be long gone by 241. he's the best kicker in the country, we'll have to take him earlier if we want to replace Gimpkostki
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Post by fisher on Feb 9, 2019 19:39:29 GMT -5
WalterFootball Big Board - the walk away draft 32: R1P32 WR DK METCALF OLE MISS - 1st rd WR, first time for everything, Hogan, Dorsett walk 56: R2P24 S AMANI HOOKER IOWA - future S with Obi. D McCourty retires ( i don't believe it) 64: R2P32 EDGE CHARLES OMENIHU TEXAS - we lose Flowers 73: R3P9 OT CHUMA EDOGA USC - Trent Brown walks 97: R3P33 RB BENNY SNELL JR KENTUCKY - big back, J Hill not back 101: R3P37 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC - J MCourty steps away ( Don't know) 134: R4P32 TE JOSH OLIVER SAN JOSE STATE - TE Depth 175: R5P36 DL TRYSTEN HILL CENTRAL FLORIDA - Shelton, Brown walks 241: R7P25 K AUSTIN SEIBERT OKLAHOMA - Ghost released 252: R7P36 LB DRUE TRANQUILL NOTRE DAME - ST LB NE Free AgentsDE Trey Flowers (age 26) OL Trent Brown (26) K Stephen Gostkowski (35) WR Cordarrelle Patterson (28) WR Chris Hogan (30) CB Jason McCourty (32) DL Danny Shelton (26) WR Phillip Dorsett (26) P Ryan Allen (29) DT Malcom Brown (25) OL LaAdrian Waddle (28) CB Eric Rowe (26) DE John Simon (28) LB Ramon Humber (32) LB Albert McClellan (33) CB Jonathan Jones (25, restricted free agent) Seibert will be long gone by 241. he's the best kicker in the country, we'll have to take him earlier if we want to replace Gimpkostki Be careful what you wish for ... Remember the kicker drafted in 2nd by Tampa ... He's gone... Chicago kicker?? Cleveland lost or tied games because of the kicker.. There are no guarantees but Ghost is close most times..
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Post by oklahomapatriot on Feb 9, 2019 19:51:22 GMT -5
Seibert will be long gone by 241. he's the best kicker in the country, we'll have to take him earlier if we want to replace Gimpkostki Be careful what you wish for ... Remember the kicker drafted in 2nd by Tampa ... He's gone... Chicago kicker?? Cleveland lost or tied games because of the kicker.. There are no guarantees but Ghost is close most times.. Seibert will be at the combine. And he won't disappoint.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2019 7:32:43 GMT -5
Versatility is huge for BB, looking at a Replacement for Rowe, but could play Safety if need be, because of Length. Kid that looks OK to me is Kentucky's CB Lonnie Johnson. 6'3" CB, that played tough against good competition. You start adding length in the DB along with Obi, we have some good young smaller quick twitch DB's. Looking for height against taller Receivers, physical on the line, that can support the run.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 10, 2019 7:56:33 GMT -5
Versatility is huge for BB, looking at a Replacement for Rowe, but could play Safety if need be, because of Length. Kid that looks OK to me is Kentucky's CB Lonnie Johnson. 6'3" CB, that played tough against good competition. You start adding length in the DB along with Obi, we have some good young smaller quick twitch DB's. Looking for height against taller Receivers, physical on the line, that can support the run. His times (40/3C/SS) will be key.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Feb 10, 2019 7:59:07 GMT -5
Be careful what you wish for ... Remember the kicker drafted in 2nd by Tampa ... He's gone... Chicago kicker?? Cleveland lost or tied games because of the kicker.. There are no guarantees but Ghost is close most times.. Seibert will be at the combine. And he won't disappoint. Not saying he won't show well the Combine, but the comfy confines of a climate controlled dome aren't exactly NE in December/January. The good news is, we should know by draft weekend, whether or not kicker is a "need", as Ghost is a FA.
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