5 Guys you're much higher on than most

[ConceptCoop]

1. Quincy Wilson - CB - Florida - After the two Buckeyes, I think he's the most talented CB in the class. Would draft at 28.

2. Marcus Williams - FS - Utah - He's my #2 FS; would draft at 28.

3. Obi Melifonwu - SS - Uconn - I like him much better that Peppers and would be stoked to take him at 28.

4. Tanoh Kpassagnon - DE - Nova - I don't know why he's not talked about as a top 60 player. He's got crazy upside, team captain, his weanesses are coachable. I'd take him at 60.

5. Gerald Everett - TE - So. Bama - I like him in the 2-3 range, where he's projected to go. But I think he's worth picking in the 3rd, despite needs on the defense, and despite him not being a perfect fit.

Yours?

 

[WeaponX]

1. Carl Lawson - DE/OLB - Auburn - Just a feeling, but I think he's going to end up being a very productive player/pass rusher

2. Marcus Maye - S - Florida - Seems like the "forgotten" Safety in this pretty loaded class. Overall, he produced solid numbers at Florida and showed a lot of athleticism and "coverage traits" at his pro day. Could be a steal if he's there in the third round or later. I originally liked Evans (see directly below) better, but someone here mentioned they liked Maye and I started paying a little more attention. He supposedly received the same grade that Keanu Neal did last year, but stayed in school, and Neal went in the first round to the falcons.

3. Justin Evans - S - Texas A&M - Evans got a lot of hype early, but seemed to cool down. From what I've seen, there's a pretty split opinion of him on this board, but I think he has a shorter learning curve than JJ Wilcox and he could be very productive for us very quickly in his career. He's athletic, fearless and was a multi-sport athlete.

4. Mack Hollins - WR - North Carolina - Good size, speed, and work ethic.

5. Desmond King - CB/S - Iowa - A lot of people think he's a Safety, but I think he can play either S/CB in the league and he's just a guy I want on my team.

 

[Alexander]

1. Budda Baker - Most consider him a second rounder. To me, he is a first rounder all day every day.
2. Dion Dawkins - Only lineman I see in this draft that has potential to be a perennial Pro Bowler
3. Carl Lawson - Overlook his injury issues and his short arms, great pass rusher
4. Carlos Henderson - A gamebreaker that I don't understand is getting very little publicity
5. Hunter Dimick - I thought the reason he has been snubbed for the Combine and has generated very little buzz is injury, but he had a great workout and was productive.

 

[JIMMYBUFFETT]

1. Tyus Bowser
2. Desmond King
3. Shaquill Griffin
4. DeMarcus Walker
5. Ejuan Price

 

[Alexander]

4. Mack Hollins - WR - North Carolina - Good size, speed, and work ethic.

He probably won't be a long time starter in this league, but he will probably end up being that WR that makes the Pro Bowl as a ST coverage player for years.

 

[TheDuke]

1. Jordan Willis
2. Marcus Williams
3. Marcus Maye
4. Jarrad Davis
5. Zach Cunningham

 

[WeaponX]

He probably won't be a long time starter in this league, but he will probably end up being that WR that makes the Pro Bowl as a ST coverage player for years.

From what I've heard/seen about his personality and work ethic, that's probably a pretty accurate projection. I can see him making the occasional deep catch/TD once or twice a year too.

I agree about Carlos Henderson, too btw, and actually almost slotted him in that 4 spot on my list. I mocked him to us and I am kind of using our interest in Curtis Samuel to justify it. I think he's a similar type of player and may even be a bit further along as a receiver at this point than CS that we can get a round or three later. He doesn't have 4.3 wheels, but he has plenty of speed/burst, and is definitely a game breaker type of player. Good call.

 

[reddyuta]

Marcus williams
Carlos Henderson
Duke Riley
both LSU WRs
Xavier woods.

 

[Tristan]

Adore Jackson
Quincy Wilson
Jordan Louis
Chris Samuel
Dede Westbrook​

 

[Killerinstinct]

Peppers - I think he will be one of the top 3 players in this draft when we look back in a few years
TIm Williams - Probably the 2nd best pass rusher in the draft.
Rasul Douglass- I think a team that drafts him and converts him to safety will end up with a top player in later rounds.
Malik McDowell - Top 5 talent that may be there at 28.
Lewis - I think he is the 3rd or 4th best CB prospect

 

[bodi]

Zach Cunningham
Jarrad Davis, Florida
Greg Mabin CB Iowa
Jeremy Sprinkle, TE Ark - don't care about the stealing the kid can play
Chris Odom, DE, Arkansas State

 

[Verdict]

I don't have 5. But here are 3.

Mixon--RB
Westbrook--WR
Perine--RB

I think Mixon could be the best back in this draft class in terms of running and receiving.
Westbrook--- he will be a great value catch for someone.
Perine--- This guy doesn't have the home run speed you want in a back, but he is a better Marion Barber III, in his prime. He will be a beast around the goal line, and will be efficient runner. In a ZBS this guy could be poison. He won't get you any 90 yard tds, but he might average 5.0 ypc for his career. Steady Eddy.

 

[Verdict]

1. Budda Baker - Most consider him a second rounder. To me, he is a first rounder all day every day.
2. Dion Dawkins - Only lineman I see in this draft that has potential to be a perennial Pro Bowler
3. Carl Lawson - Overlook his injury issues and his short arms, great pass rusher
4. Carlos Henderson - A gamebreaker that I don't understand is getting very little publicity
5. Hunter Dimick - I thought the reason he has been snubbed for the Combine and has generated very little buzz is injury, but he had a great workout and was productive.

Hunter Dimick is intruiging. Definitely a guy who could surprise. His arms might be as short as Phil Costa tho. T-Rex 2.

 

[MrPhil]

C. Awuzie
A. Jackson
J. Peppers

Which is interesting because I am a believer in pass rush before secondary (except maybe S and that depends on the S).

 

[Setackin]

Not in any order.

1) Tanoh Kpass- DE 6'6 270+ dude has crazy upside, but could be a bust... guess I like him a lot cause I always think about irving and him being major miss matches.

2) Desmond King- CB/SS 5'11 190 his strengths are too long to list lol basically his only weakness is man coverage with WRs faster then say a 4.5 (guess) not that he isn't good in man coverage, he just isn't fast at getting down the field. (which is why a lot of ppl project him as a SS)

3) John Ross- WR 5'11 190 Speed speed speed would probably make Williams replaceable during the Draft (I'd trade his butt to get back in a round or move up) would be a great #2 WR and would allow Dallas to move on from Dez if injuries keep adding up. Weakness revolve around his strength

4) Jabrill Peppers- SS 5'11 215 I really don't get the hate on this guy... watching film u can tell he's a playmaker... I think ppl are getting caught up in the positions he played in college CB S LB RB KR, he did all that and ppl still doubt his ability, put him at SS and let him play All-Pro in 2-3 years...

5) Evan Engram- TE 6'3 235 runs a 4.42! All his weaknesses are coachable and strengths of Wittens, could really push Witten more then any TE since he took the job.

If I had to pick 2 at 28 and 60 it'd be Peppers and Kpass. Engram would be very hard to pass up at 60 if the football gods somehow let him fall. (But I highly doubt it)

 

[ksg811]

Quincy Wilson
Xavier Woods
Daeshon Hall
Desmond King
Joe Mathis

 

[samilpa4life]

Chidobe Awuzie
Tre'Davious White
Tyus Bowser
Marcus Maye
Cooper Kupp

 

[Questfor6]

1. Derek Rivers-would take at 28

2. Marcus Williams- would consider at 28

3. Xavier Woods- would take at 60

4.Daeshon Hall- would take at 60

5. Blair Brown- would take at 92

 

[stilltheguru88]

He probably won't be a long time starter in this league, but he will probably end up being that WR that makes the Pro Bowl as a ST coverage player for years.

Why don't you think he can be a long time starter?