RandyOh
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Trades: a 5th round comp pick and our 6th round pick are used to move up in the 5th round.
1st- SS Ronnie Harrison, Alabama- Big physical safety who fits more as a strong safety then free safety in the NFL. Has man coverage limitations but put in zone coverage in the middle of the field and watch him make plays. Scouts have called him a physical specimen at safety.
2nd-LB Roquon Smith, Georgia- Here is our future at WILL. Fast and instinctive linebacker with some coverage ability. Similar to Lavonte David or Deion Jones. Both went in the 2nd round
3rd-TE Troy Fumagalli, Wisconsin- Possibility he wont make it to our 3rd round pick but still a chance. Fimagalli fits in the same mold as Hunter Henry from a couple drafts ago. Good blocker, good route runner, good hands, good agility. Scheme limited though
4th-DE Dontavius Russell, Auburn- Here is our 1tech. Good run stopper and will collapse the pocket. Not much of a sack artist though. Similar mold as Terrell McClain. His teammates say his football IQ is through the roof and always seems to know the play.
comp 4th-Cedrick Wilson, Boise State- Vertical threat with solid hands. Son of former Cederick Wilson Sr. who played 7 season in NFL and was part of the 05 Steelers Super Bowl team.
comp 4th- Bentley Spain, North Carolina- Left tackle and Anchor of one of the best Olines in college football. After seeing Chaz Green let a JAG get 6 sacks on him, we need a better swing tackle.
5th-LB Micah Kiser, Virginia- Solid run stopper and Blitzer. Starter at SAM and backup MIKE.
comp 5th-Davontae Harris, Illinois State- One of the best cornerbacks currently playing the FCS. Has good size at 6 foot and 200 pounds as well as a good overall athlete. Gives us more depth, speed, and youth at corner. Also gives us another option for free safety. would love to have Byron Jones move to cornerback where he belongs.
7th-RB Lavon Coleman, Washington- Power back who can keep up the punishment on defenses when Zeke sits on every 3rd drive. Has decent speed and agility for his size.Our potential Thomas Rawls type find. Would probably be talked about as a mid round prospect if he wasn't playing backup at Washington.
1st- SS Ronnie Harrison, Alabama- Big physical safety who fits more as a strong safety then free safety in the NFL. Has man coverage limitations but put in zone coverage in the middle of the field and watch him make plays. Scouts have called him a physical specimen at safety.
2nd-LB Roquon Smith, Georgia- Here is our future at WILL. Fast and instinctive linebacker with some coverage ability. Similar to Lavonte David or Deion Jones. Both went in the 2nd round
3rd-TE Troy Fumagalli, Wisconsin- Possibility he wont make it to our 3rd round pick but still a chance. Fimagalli fits in the same mold as Hunter Henry from a couple drafts ago. Good blocker, good route runner, good hands, good agility. Scheme limited though
4th-DE Dontavius Russell, Auburn- Here is our 1tech. Good run stopper and will collapse the pocket. Not much of a sack artist though. Similar mold as Terrell McClain. His teammates say his football IQ is through the roof and always seems to know the play.
comp 4th-Cedrick Wilson, Boise State- Vertical threat with solid hands. Son of former Cederick Wilson Sr. who played 7 season in NFL and was part of the 05 Steelers Super Bowl team.
comp 4th- Bentley Spain, North Carolina- Left tackle and Anchor of one of the best Olines in college football. After seeing Chaz Green let a JAG get 6 sacks on him, we need a better swing tackle.
5th-LB Micah Kiser, Virginia- Solid run stopper and Blitzer. Starter at SAM and backup MIKE.
comp 5th-Davontae Harris, Illinois State- One of the best cornerbacks currently playing the FCS. Has good size at 6 foot and 200 pounds as well as a good overall athlete. Gives us more depth, speed, and youth at corner. Also gives us another option for free safety. would love to have Byron Jones move to cornerback where he belongs.
7th-RB Lavon Coleman, Washington- Power back who can keep up the punishment on defenses when Zeke sits on every 3rd drive. Has decent speed and agility for his size.Our potential Thomas Rawls type find. Would probably be talked about as a mid round prospect if he wasn't playing backup at Washington.
