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10- Patrick Surtain III, CB Alabama- This is starting to look obvious in my opinion and I'm not buying the late surge of hype from Horn. Surtain's film has always been better and his athletic testing was more than sufficient to cement himself as CB1 in this draft class.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
LOCKDOWN Corner || Alabama CB Patrick Surtain II Highlights ᴴᴰ - YouTube
44- Jamin Davis, LB Kentucky- Long, rangy, athletic, and likes contact. Davis represents well what all NFL teams are looking for in the modern day LB- which is the size to play the run in the box combined with the athleticism and skill to play in space and cover. Davis has limited experience, so he may take some time to develop, but the sky is the limit on how good he can be.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
Jamin Davis 2020 Highlights - YouTube
75- Payton Turner, DE Houston- Turner brings an overwhelming blend of size and athleticism at 6'6 270 and a quick burst that a man his size should not possess. He's far from perfect in terms of pass rush moves and learning to use his long arms, but upside is huge and can play from day 1.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
Payton Turner || Houston Cougars Defensive Line || 2020 Highlights - YouTube
99- Jamar Johnson, S Indiana- No, I will not stop pounding the table for Johnson...Smart, athletic, instinctive, and adequate size for the single high FS position. Has the ability to cover 1 on 1 in the slot as well. 1 of the few S prospects I see in this class that has the ability to read the QB's eyes and react to make a play on the ball. Never going to be a big thumper or big plus in the box, but is a capable tackler.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
Elite Indiana Safety Jamar Johnson ᴴᴰ - YouTube
115- D'Ante Smith, OT ECU- Raw OT prospect with all the measurables and athletic ability you could want at 6'5 295 and 85" wingspan. Needs continued coaching and to put on another 10 or so pounds of good NFL weight, but I really like his potential as developmental OT. Had a strong showing at the Senior bowl that got a lot of scouts excited about his potential.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
D'Ante Smith College Highlight Film Reel/Senior Bowl Highlights - YouTube
138- Marlon Tuipulotu, DT USC- Not the sexiest DT prospect as he isn't huge or an athletic freak, but Tuipulotu does a lot of things well. He's stout and extremely strong while possessing pretty good functional athleticism- can play 1 tech without being a negative pass rusher. He's probably never going to put up impressive stats or maybe even be a full time starter, but every team needs solid rotational DT's and I thin Tuipulotu will be that for a while in the NFL.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
USC Marlon Tuipulotu “51 LOADING” - YouTube
179- Dylan Soehner, TE Iowa St- Massive 6'6 272 TE that is a very effective 6th oline as a blocking TE. Respectable 4.78 40 and 7.22 3 cone for such a giant guy, makes him useful as a lead blocker and puller on running plays. Can find open space in zones and had fairly reliable hands when the time calls, but will never be a serious pass catching threat. Soehner will happily earn his roster spot as a blocker, special teamer, and goal line package player.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
10- Patrick Surtain III, CB Alabama- This is starting to look obvious in my opinion and I'm not buying the late surge of hype from Horn. Surtain's film has always been better and his athletic testing was more than sufficient to cement himself as CB1 in this draft class.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
LOCKDOWN Corner || Alabama CB Patrick Surtain II Highlights ᴴᴰ - YouTube
44- Jamin Davis, LB Kentucky- Long, rangy, athletic, and likes contact. Davis represents well what all NFL teams are looking for in the modern day LB- which is the size to play the run in the box combined with the athleticism and skill to play in space and cover. Davis has limited experience, so he may take some time to develop, but the sky is the limit on how good he can be.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
Jamin Davis 2020 Highlights - YouTube
75- Payton Turner, DE Houston- Turner brings an overwhelming blend of size and athleticism at 6'6 270 and a quick burst that a man his size should not possess. He's far from perfect in terms of pass rush moves and learning to use his long arms, but upside is huge and can play from day 1.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
Payton Turner || Houston Cougars Defensive Line || 2020 Highlights - YouTube
99- Jamar Johnson, S Indiana- No, I will not stop pounding the table for Johnson...Smart, athletic, instinctive, and adequate size for the single high FS position. Has the ability to cover 1 on 1 in the slot as well. 1 of the few S prospects I see in this class that has the ability to read the QB's eyes and react to make a play on the ball. Never going to be a big thumper or big plus in the box, but is a capable tackler.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
Elite Indiana Safety Jamar Johnson ᴴᴰ - YouTube
115- D'Ante Smith, OT ECU- Raw OT prospect with all the measurables and athletic ability you could want at 6'5 295 and 85" wingspan. Needs continued coaching and to put on another 10 or so pounds of good NFL weight, but I really like his potential as developmental OT. Had a strong showing at the Senior bowl that got a lot of scouts excited about his potential.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
D'Ante Smith College Highlight Film Reel/Senior Bowl Highlights - YouTube
138- Marlon Tuipulotu, DT USC- Not the sexiest DT prospect as he isn't huge or an athletic freak, but Tuipulotu does a lot of things well. He's stout and extremely strong while possessing pretty good functional athleticism- can play 1 tech without being a negative pass rusher. He's probably never going to put up impressive stats or maybe even be a full time starter, but every team needs solid rotational DT's and I thin Tuipulotu will be that for a while in the NFL.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
USC Marlon Tuipulotu “51 LOADING” - YouTube
179- Dylan Soehner, TE Iowa St- Massive 6'6 272 TE that is a very effective 6th oline as a blocking TE. Respectable 4.78 40 and 7.22 3 cone for such a giant guy, makes him useful as a lead blocker and puller on running plays. Can find open space in zones and had fairly reliable hands when the time calls, but will never be a serious pass catching threat. Soehner will happily earn his roster spot as a blocker, special teamer, and goal line package player.
prospect?.Person?.DisplayName Draft and Combine Prospect Profile | NFL.com
