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1st Round- Tre White CB LSU- Another LSU CB 
...it's ok, White is a talented CB with a high ceiling. His best attributes are his fluid athleticism, quick feet, and loose hips. He has the ability to mirror and blanket WR's in space. 5'11 32" arms with legit 4.4 speed. 3 1/2 years of starting experience in the SEC. Wore the number 18 jersey for LSU which has a tradition of being given to a team leader and high character guy. Just needs to add a few pounds and work on his tackling technique and he has a good chance to be a long time good starting CB in the league.
2nd Round- Derek Rivers DE Youngstown State- 6'4 250 with 4.6 speed and elite 3 cone time. Has the type of burst and flexibility of an elite pass rusher. Demolished small school competition with 36 sacks and 53 TFL in the past 3 years. He's not good in the run game now so not ready to be a 3 down player, but can be a pass rush specialist early on with a high ceiling in the future.
3rd Round- Jake Butt TE Michigan- Falls because of a deep TE class and an ACL tear. When healthy he is a good, not great, athlete with very good hands and a knack for getting open. Has the size and strength to dominate LB's and S's in coverage. Not a great blocker now but has the size, strength, and willingness to become a good blocker in the future.
4th Round- Rayshawn Jenkins S Miami- Big, strong, intimidating S with the swagger of a typical S from The U. Brings a presence to the field and can deliver punishing blows to WR's over the middle. Former high school WR with 4.51 speed and soft hands. Needs some positioning work but has the size, athleticism, and tackling ability to think he could be developed into a starting SS in time.
6th Round- Jonathan McLaughlin OT Va Tech- 4 year starter with experience at both RT and LT. Needs to add some weight and strength but has the length and foot quickness to develop as a swing tackle prospect..
7th Round- Khalfani Muhammad RB Cal- Takes over Dunbar's role as RB/WR but also can be a great kick returner. High school state champ sprinter with legit 4.37 speed. Suddenness and straight line speed is pretty crazy to see. Too small to ever get many touches on offense.
7th Round- Hardy Nickerson LB Illinois- Leader of a couple of good Cal defenses before transferring to Illinois to play under his dad. Not the biggest or fastest LB but seems to always be around the ball. Could be a good special teams player and backup
...it's ok, White is a talented CB with a high ceiling. His best attributes are his fluid athleticism, quick feet, and loose hips. He has the ability to mirror and blanket WR's in space. 5'11 32" arms with legit 4.4 speed. 3 1/2 years of starting experience in the SEC. Wore the number 18 jersey for LSU which has a tradition of being given to a team leader and high character guy. Just needs to add a few pounds and work on his tackling technique and he has a good chance to be a long time good starting CB in the league.2nd Round- Derek Rivers DE Youngstown State- 6'4 250 with 4.6 speed and elite 3 cone time. Has the type of burst and flexibility of an elite pass rusher. Demolished small school competition with 36 sacks and 53 TFL in the past 3 years. He's not good in the run game now so not ready to be a 3 down player, but can be a pass rush specialist early on with a high ceiling in the future.
3rd Round- Jake Butt TE Michigan- Falls because of a deep TE class and an ACL tear. When healthy he is a good, not great, athlete with very good hands and a knack for getting open. Has the size and strength to dominate LB's and S's in coverage. Not a great blocker now but has the size, strength, and willingness to become a good blocker in the future.
4th Round- Rayshawn Jenkins S Miami- Big, strong, intimidating S with the swagger of a typical S from The U. Brings a presence to the field and can deliver punishing blows to WR's over the middle. Former high school WR with 4.51 speed and soft hands. Needs some positioning work but has the size, athleticism, and tackling ability to think he could be developed into a starting SS in time.
6th Round- Jonathan McLaughlin OT Va Tech- 4 year starter with experience at both RT and LT. Needs to add some weight and strength but has the length and foot quickness to develop as a swing tackle prospect..
7th Round- Khalfani Muhammad RB Cal- Takes over Dunbar's role as RB/WR but also can be a great kick returner. High school state champ sprinter with legit 4.37 speed. Suddenness and straight line speed is pretty crazy to see. Too small to ever get many touches on offense.
7th Round- Hardy Nickerson LB Illinois- Leader of a couple of good Cal defenses before transferring to Illinois to play under his dad. Not the biggest or fastest LB but seems to always be around the ball. Could be a good special teams player and backup
