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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 4, 2019 15:37:37 GMT -5
If he just ran 4.49... IDK why you'd (not you, him) mess with it?! haha Exactly, that makes no sense, at all Can we agree that he should be a Rd 1 consideration? I mean, he's a legit offensive weapon to all three levels and in the red zone. He's now above Deebo on my board (not knowing his 3 cone, haha).
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 15:54:01 GMT -5
Exactly, that makes no sense, at all Can we agree that he should be a Rd 1 consideration? I mean, he's a legit offensive weapon to all three levels and in the red zone. He's now above Deebo on my board (not knowing his 3 cone, haha). Yeah could be the year but still tough for me to believe it with the depth at the position. He was in my short list I posted a day or so ago already without the time and this just cements that list.
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 15:55:20 GMT -5
Shots fired at Berrios... Berrios must have pissed in this guys cheerios
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 16:52:50 GMT -5
Draft reminders:
* Most picks: Giants/Patriots (12) * Fewest picks: Seahawks (4) * Multiple 1st rounders: Raiders (3), Packers/Giants (2) * No 1st rounder: Cowboys, Saints, Browns, Bears * Most top 100 picks: Patriots (5) * Fewest top 100 picks: Bears/Saints (1)
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 17:05:23 GMT -5
Okereke improved his 3-cone time to 7.03 at the Stanford Pro-day
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Post by wazzu on Apr 4, 2019 19:29:10 GMT -5
Exactly, that makes no sense, at all Can we agree that he should be a Rd 1 consideration? I mean, he's a legit offensive weapon to all three levels and in the red zone. He's now above Deebo on my board (not knowing his 3 cone, haha). Oh absolutely. I’d be pretty thrilled with Arceda-Whiteside at 32, actually. I’m telling you, this guy flat out catches the ball
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 23:17:29 GMT -5
Some of the youngest 2019 NFL draft prospects:
TE Irv Smith (turns 21 in August) RB Travis Homer (21 in Aug) Stanford OG Nate Herbig (21 in July) LB Devin Bush Jr. (21 in July) LB Tyrel Dodson (21 in June) S Amani Hooker (21 in June) EDGE Brian Burns (21 two days before draft)
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 23:27:21 GMT -5
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Post by lowfbiq on Apr 4, 2019 23:31:23 GMT -5
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Post by jjdbrasil on Apr 5, 2019 2:42:43 GMT -5
Eric Edholm Verified account eric_Edholm 5h5 hours ago More Patriots have met with EWU WR Nsimba Webster, per source 5-10, 180 — ran 4.4 40, 6.7 3 cone at Wash. St pro day
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2019 7:47:36 GMT -5
Offense- Josh Rosen Defense - Amani Oruwariye What about an offensive player in this class? Offense- DK Metcalf
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 5, 2019 7:56:19 GMT -5
What about an offensive player in this class? Offense- DK Metcalf In the context of "essentially someone that generally isn't rated as a Rd 1 prospect"... who would you select?
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Post by patriotsnumero1fan on Apr 5, 2019 8:08:12 GMT -5
All that time to work out in getting a good time and he almost runs a 4.8. I doubt he gets drafted in the first two rounds now.
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Post by wazzu on Apr 5, 2019 8:28:09 GMT -5
Eric Edholm Verified account eric_Edholm 5h5 hours ago More Patriots have met with EWU WR Nsimba Webster, per source 5-10, 180 — ran 4.4 40, 6.7 3 cone at Wash. St pro day Interesting player, here. I saw him play live a few times (My wife went to EWU so we go to a get games here and there). He was really good at the FCS level.
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Post by wazzu on Apr 5, 2019 8:30:27 GMT -5
All that time to work out in getting a good time and he almost runs a 4.8. I doubt he gets drafted in the first two rounds now. Yeah, that’s a pretty devastating time for sure for a Safety. I think a lot of us were pretty disappointed by that because we really liked him. You could be right. He could slide a long ways now. I think someone will still take him in the 2nd, but I’m not overly confident about that prediction at this point.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 5, 2019 9:25:44 GMT -5
Morning, Boys (and girls)!
Patriots Mock V2: Here's what I'm thinking with a little under (3) week's until the draft. I left it to rounds 1-4 for this exercise.
32. JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford- A team captain and a complete WR that could impact at all three levels, as well as in the red zone. BB finally snags one in Rd 1.
56. Darnell Savage S Maryland- A tough, fast, experienced play-maker that'll bring speed and versatility and depth to the back end the defense. (Was also thinking about Iowa S Amani Hooker here, or doubling up at TE, with Warring).
64. Dawson Knox TE Ole Miss- Big, fast and athletic with a ton of upside. He could be a much better pro than college player.
73. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- Had him off my last board, due to his arm length (32 7/8) not matching his height (6-7), but he's another tough, experienced player that could give them snaps at RT or on the inside. (Also like Isabella in this range).
97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Tall, long, athletic and physical. He's a high-effort that projects as a solid two-way thread on the edge. (Scharping interests me here too, or mabye at 73).
101. Mecole Hardman WR/KR/PR Georgia- Exposive, athletic and ascending. Former DB that'd bring a lot of juice and excitement to the slot, and in the return game. (another spot where I was looking at a few alternatives, in Renfrow or Moreau, if they don't double up on TE earlier).
134. Lamont Gaillard OL Georgia- Keep adding them Georgia boys on the OL. He's a tough, salty old dawg that'd give them depth, toughness an experience up front, and is another former team captain.
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Post by patriotsnumero1fan on Apr 5, 2019 11:28:50 GMT -5
Morning, Boys (and girls)! Patriots Mock V2: Here's what I'm thinking with a little under (3) week's until the draft. I left it to rounds 1-4 for this exercise. 32. JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford- A team captain and a complete WR that could impact at all three levels, as well as in the red zone. BB finally snags one in Rd 1. 56. Darnell Savage S Maryland- A tough, fast, experienced play-maker that'll bring speed and versatility and depth to the back end the defense. (Was also thinking about Iowa S Amani Hooker here, or doubling up at TE, with Warring). 64. Dawson Knox TE Ole Miss- Big, fast and athletic with a ton of upside. He could be a much better pro than college player. 73. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- Had him off my last board, due to his arm length (32 7/8) not matching his height (6-7), but he's another tough, experienced player that could give them snaps at RT or on the inside. (Also like Isabella in this range). 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Tall, long, athletic and physical. He's a high-effort that projects as a solid two-way thread on the edge. (Scharping interests me here too, or mabye at 73). 101. Mecole Hardman WR/KR/PR Georgia- Exposive, athletic and ascending. Former DB that'd bring a lot of juice and excitement to the slot, and in the return game. (another spot where I was looking at a few alternatives, in Renfrow or Moreau, if they don't double up on TE earlier). 134. Lamont Gaillard OL Georgia- Keep adding them Georgia boys on the OL. He's a tough, salty old dawg that'd give them depth, toughness an experience up front, and is another former team captain. I like Anthony nelson. I don’t know if he will be there at that number.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 5, 2019 11:30:15 GMT -5
Morning, Boys (and girls)! Patriots Mock V2: Here's what I'm thinking with a little under (3) week's until the draft. I left it to rounds 1-4 for this exercise. 32. JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford- A team captain and a complete WR that could impact at all three levels, as well as in the red zone. BB finally snags one in Rd 1. 56. Darnell Savage S Maryland- A tough, fast, experienced play-maker that'll bring speed and versatility and depth to the back end the defense. (Was also thinking about Iowa S Amani Hooker here, or doubling up at TE, with Warring). 64. Dawson Knox TE Ole Miss- Big, fast and athletic with a ton of upside. He could be a much better pro than college player. 73. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- Had him off my last board, due to his arm length (32 7/8) not matching his height (6-7), but he's another tough, experienced player that could give them snaps at RT or on the inside. (Also like Isabella in this range). 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Tall, long, athletic and physical. He's a high-effort that projects as a solid two-way thread on the edge. (Scharping interests me here too, or mabye at 73). 101. Mecole Hardman WR/KR/PR Georgia- Exposive, athletic and ascending. Former DB that'd bring a lot of juice and excitement to the slot, and in the return game. (another spot where I was looking at a few alternatives, in Renfrow or Moreau, if they don't double up on TE earlier). 134. Lamont Gaillard OL Georgia- Keep adding them Georgia boys on the OL. He's a tough, salty old dawg that'd give them depth, toughness an experience up front, and is another former team captain. I like Anthony nelson. I don’t know if he will be there at that number. Maybe, maybe not... 73 could be a spot for him as well.
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Post by wazzu on Apr 5, 2019 11:30:27 GMT -5
Morning, Boys (and girls)! Patriots Mock V2: Here's what I'm thinking with a little under (3) week's until the draft. I left it to rounds 1-4 for this exercise. 32. JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford- A team captain and a complete WR that could impact at all three levels, as well as in the red zone. BB finally snags one in Rd 1. 56. Darnell Savage S Maryland- A tough, fast, experienced play-maker that'll bring speed and versatility and depth to the back end the defense. (Was also thinking about Iowa S Amani Hooker here, or doubling up at TE, with Warring). 64. Dawson Knox TE Ole Miss- Big, fast and athletic with a ton of upside. He could be a much better pro than college player. 73. Kaleb McGary OT Washington- Had him off my last board, due to his arm length (32 7/8) not matching his height (6-7), but he's another tough, experienced player that could give them snaps at RT or on the inside. (Also like Isabella in this range). 97. Anthony Nelson EDGE Iowa- Tall, long, athletic and physical. He's a high-effort that projects as a solid two-way thread on the edge. (Scharping interests me here too, or mabye at 73). 101. Mecole Hardman WR/KR/PR Georgia- Exposive, athletic and ascending. Former DB that'd bring a lot of juice and excitement to the slot, and in the return game. (another spot where I was looking at a few alternatives, in Renfrow or Moreau, if they don't double up on TE earlier). 134. Lamont Gaillard OL Georgia- Keep adding them Georgia boys on the OL. He's a tough, salty old dawg that'd give them depth, toughness an experience up front, and is another former team captain. Very good job. Lots of great fits here. Knox at 64 would be a very "Belichick-Like" pick.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 5, 2019 11:36:29 GMT -5
Wednesday Morning Mock....3 Weeks Away. No-Trade Mock, which isn’t easy for me! 32. Jerry Tillery. DT. Notre Dame. If Tillery is here and Belichick is comfortable with his commitment, this is a pretty easy pick. He’s an outstanding talent, but his game is inconsistent and there have been questions about how much he loves the game. I think he needs to go to a strong locker room and a winning culture to really thrive. New England clearly offers that. Good fit. 56. JJ Arcega-Whiteside. WR. Stanford. I slept on this guy for a long time, and after watching quite a bit of him recently I’ve come to the conclusion that he will be a very good pro. He’s got great size/catch radius, but more importantly he can definitely make tough, contested catches. I know first hand because he made a handful of tough, beautiful, crucial catches against Wazzu last year that kept that game close a lot longer than it should have been. He’s not a burner, but he does get open quickly. He’s smart, tough, and I think NE would love to add his size now that Gronk is retired. 64. D’Andre Walker. Edge. Georgia. One of the quicker DEs in the country off the edge, Walker also has the strength to play the run. I think he’s a versatile player that can play standing up or in the pass rush role. Belichick went to the Georgia well early and often last year and I think he would jump at the chance to grab another Bulldog if Walker is on the board at this point. 73. Darnell Savage Jr. S. Maryland. I just love this guy’s game. He flies around the field and hits hard. I think he’s got the speed to cover the deep part of the field. DMC and Chung are obviously long in the tooth, and I think NE should look to add a talented young Safety in this class. Savage is a good one. 97. Tytus Howard. OT. Alabama St. I love Howard. Prototypical RT size at 6’5 322 and good feet to match. He’s a small school guy and will need a lot of technique coaching at the NFL level. Luckily NE has Coach Scar, the greatest O-Line guru I’ve ever seen. Cannon is still very good, but in typical Belichick fashion it wouldn’t surprise me if he planned for the future and took a guy like Howard to groom. 101. Josh Oliver. TE. San Jose St. This is probably longer than a lot of people want to wait for a TE, but Belichick won’t force the issue and take one early if the value isn’t right. Oliver would be an interesting fit. He’s a big, athletic pass catcher. He player at a small school, and quite frankly a pretty poor program, in San Jose St. He’s not much of a blocker at this point, but with that size and athleticism the talent is there to develop in that department. I think he could contribute quickly as a receiving option. He’s an upside player, which I’m good with from a Comp Pick. 134. Miles Boykin. WR. Notre Dame. A tantalizing blend of size and athleticism, Boykin slides deep into the 4th because his tape is simply not that great. For such a tremendous athlete, he didn’t seem to put it together consistently on the field during his time in South Bend. The tools are there and there are flashes, so Belichick may take a shot in him if he lasts this long. If this scenario were to unfold, Whiteside, Oliver, and now Boykin would add a ton of talent to NE’s receiving corps and hopefully get people to quit whining about our receivers for a while. 205. Wyatt Ray. Edge. Boston College. I’ve covered Ray before. I think he’s a great fit for NE. He’s disciplined on the Edge and a strong run stopper. He’s not a blur off the Edge, but he displays consistent effort. I think this class is very deep at DE, and Ray would be great value here. I could see him working his way into the defensive rotation quite quickly. 239. Jordan Miller. CB. UW. Miller is overshadowed by his first round teammate, Byron Murray, but I’ve seen the hated Huskies enough to know that Miller can more than hold his own in coverage. He’s a little light, at 6’1 186, but he’s got great upside in NE’s crowded Backfield. He’s a guy who would spend a season on the Practice Squad and in the weight room/film room in a perfect situation. 243. Dakota Allen. LB. Texas Tech. Allen is the type of undersized LB that has grown quite popular in the NFL. He’s only 6’1 230, but he has the speed to cover. That’s a skill that NE has lacked at times. I think he would have to make the team as a Special steamer, as is often the case with Belichick’s late picks, but he has the frame and speed to do that. 246. Brett Rypien. QB. Boise St. Some will say that Rypien will go much higher, but the problem is that he has quite a mix of good and bad tape, and playing in the Mountain West he’s tough to evaluate. 2 years ago Wazzu made him look so bad that he was benched during the game. I’ve also seen him look quite good on several occasions, but it was usually against Mountain West teams. I think he’s got good size and a good arm, so if he’s hanging around late in the draft he’s worth a gamble in camp. 252. Cole Tracy. K. LSU. As of today, it’s uncertain whether or not we will have Ghost kicking in NE next season. In the end, I think he will resign witj NE, but for now we’re in the market for a kicker. This would be a fantastic haul, and I think we're thinking a lot of the same things... and really, really like a few of the same players... particularly JJAW and Savage... who's quite appropriately named!
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Post by jjdbrasil on Apr 6, 2019 5:09:59 GMT -5
32: R1P32 CB BYRON MURPHY WASHINGTON 56: R2P24 OT YODNY CAJUSTE WEST VIRGINIA 64: R2P32 TE JACE STERNBERGER TEXAS A&M 73: R3P9 WR ANDY ISABELLA MASSACHUSETTS 97: R3P33 EDGE/DL ANTHONY NELSON IOWA 101: R3P37 OT/G BOBBY EVANS OKLAHOMA 134: R4P32 WR ANTOINE WESLEY TEXAS TECH 205: R6P32 LB/EDGE JUSTIN HOLLINS OREGON 239: R7P25 QB BRETT RYPIEN BOISE ST. 243: R7P29 TE DONALD PARHAM STETSON 246: R7P32 DL ED ALEXANDER LSU 252: R7P38 K COLE TRACY LSU
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 6, 2019 6:46:09 GMT -5
32: R1P32 CB BYRON MURPHY WASHINGTON 56: R2P24 OT YODNY CAJUSTE WEST VIRGINIA 64: R2P32 TE JACE STERNBERGER TEXAS A&M 73: R3P9 WR ANDY ISABELLA MASSACHUSETTS 97: R3P33 EDGE/DL ANTHONY NELSON IOWA 101: R3P37 OT/G BOBBY EVANS OKLAHOMA 134: R4P32 WR ANTOINE WESLEY TEXAS TECH 205: R6P32 LB/EDGE JUSTIN HOLLINS OREGON 239: R7P25 QB BRETT RYPIEN BOISE ST. 243: R7P29 TE DONALD PARHAM STETSON 246: R7P32 DL ED ALEXANDER LSU 252: R7P38 K COLE TRACY LSU Byron Murphy and Trayvon Mullen are two names that aren't talked about much, but could be very serious considerations at #32, should they be available. Good players, and I would take Murphy over Mullen.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 6, 2019 7:00:47 GMT -5
I've continued to look for justifications to take Rapp early (Rd 1 or 2), but even Jordan Richards ran 4.65... and he had a better 3C. With that said, was Rapp was a better college player than Richards, and I didn't feel like Rapp play almost 4.8 slow... so that'd be my reasoning.
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Post by mbeaulieu07 on Apr 6, 2019 7:32:40 GMT -5
Hockeye and Isabella would make 99.9% of Pats fans happy... and Hollins is an interesting cat. Just checked out some 2018 tape, and you can definitely see the athleticism and movement ability. I'm interested. And I'm sure you love seeing your boys Evans and Ozigbo, haha.
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