My #1 Pet Cat for 2013 Draft

[a_minimalist]

No pet yet. I'll be looking for Safeties and DT/DE's. With what we saw this year I hope we can grab a C in the 2nd so I'll have an eye open for them as well.

Casmith has me pretty sold on FS T.J. McDonald though.

[The Realist]

IMO TJ McDonald should be more of a ballhawk in the pass happy Pac 2.

Lester has more picks in 1 year than TJ has in his career.

[GroundUp]

Eric Reid Safety.

[TheFinisher]

Just to throw out another potential OLB name, Dion Jordan the 6'7 edge rusher from Oregon with a monstrous wingspan and reported 4.4 speed.

[a_minimalist]

Originally Posted by The Realist

IMO TJ McDonald should be more of a ballhawk in the pass happy Pac 2.

Lester has more picks in 1 year than TJ has in his career.

What's Lester's first name?

[rkell87]

not overly familiar with the class yet but I do know that there is a pretty good safety class next year with t.j. mcdonald, eric reid, and kenny vaccaro, and possibly mathieu who I think may project to safety in the NFL

[rkell87]

Originally Posted by TheFinisher

I've got my eyes on his bookend

Bjoern Werner | DE | Florida St

Only a true Sophmore last year though so he may not come out.

i watched that game and the one against miami(i think) and he stood out to me in both, the guy gets a crazy jump off the ball.

[GroundUp]

Originally Posted by a_minimalist

What's Lester's first name?

Robert Lester Alabama...number 37

[a_minimalist]

Originally Posted by GroundUp

Robert Lester Alabama...number 37

Thanks man!

[BAT]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d828bf038/article/2013-nfl-draft-uscs-barkley-woods-among-top-30-

[SDogo]

Originally Posted by TheFinisher

Just to throw out another potential OLB name, Dion Jordan the 6'7 edge rusher from Oregon with a monstrous wingspan and reported 4.4 speed.

This is one time a players height will be his downfall. He will get serious interest from 4-3 team as a DE but where do you play him in the 3-4? Not heavy enough for DE and jis height will hinder him in making the transition to OLB.

[Biggems]

Originally Posted by TheFinisher

Just to throw out another potential OLB name, Dion Jordan the 6'7 edge rusher from Oregon with a monstrous wingspan and reported 4.4 speed.

Is Nice!!!

I am a huge fan of Alex Okafor....but this guy has some serious burst. Praying Mantis fits him to a tee.......

[Eskimo]

Originally Posted by SDogo

This is one time a players height will be his downfall. He will get serious interest from 4-3 team as a DE but where do you play him in the 3-4? Not heavy enough for DE and jis height will hinder him in making the transition to OLB.

I'm not sure he isn't a good enough athlete to play OLB in a 3-4 although he is probably better suited to Ware's role as the WOLB rather than the SOLB who spends more time in coverage.

Given his obvious athleticism he may be able to do it.

With that size, speed and production at a top college he will probably go in the top half of the first round so he may be out of our reach.

[The Realist]

Dion Jordan - By the time draft rolls around he could easily be 260 and at that point he can play either 4-3 DE or 3-4 OLB on either side but best suited for weak side.

[Avery]

Star Lotulelei. He's the NT we've been waiting for. Unblockable one on one and would allow our LB's to make plays.