Bob Sacamano
Benched
- Messages
- 57,084
- Reaction score
- 3
it's an addiction, I know
2nd round, #51: Oregon SS Patrick Chung
It might sound crazy, but Patrick Chung could be our "star" player, they lined him up at CB at Oregon in some packages, and he's certainly athletic and fluid enough to hang with WRs, the star position would allow Chung to roam around, and just make plays using his instincts and quick, closing burst, instantly becomes a leader on special teams, brings sure-tackling and explosive-hitting to the secondary
3rd round (from Cleveland), #69: Richmond DE Lawrence Sidbury Jr.
Long, linear pass-rusher with long arms and huge hands used to battle OTs, has a decent spin move and great explosion, good lateral agility, fluid in LB drills
4th round (from Detroit), #101: Alabama C Antoine Caldwell
Versatile player who has won All-American honors at both LT and C, a sound technician with great burst at the snap and short-area quickness, smart and aware, plays with a low center of gravity, adept at snapping from the shot-gun, also capable of playing at LG
4th round, #117: Pittsburgh ILB Scott McKillop
Very productive, instinctive player who sees the play developing, knows where to attack to achieve maximum positioning, a good athlete aware enough to cover TEs and backs in the flat, a sure-tackler with some pop, 2-time, All-BigEast and '08 Big East Player of the Year
5th round, #156: Georgia Tech DT Vance Walker
Short, squatty player that holds up well against double-teams and against the run, flashes enough quickness to penetrate into the backfield, has a decent rip move, good short-area burst, fits in well in an aggressive D, provides quality rest for Jay Ratliff
5th round (from Tennessee), #166: Marshall WR Darius Passmore
Former JUCO star made the most of his 2 years in West Virginia, very smooth athlete who has the best 3-cone time in the draft (6.53), does a very good job of high-pointing and extending to make the difficult reception, often used in Marshall's Wild-cat formation, rushing 21 times for 195 yards and 2 TDs in '08
5th round (Compensatory), #172: Stillman DT Sammie Lee Hill
Raw, naturally strong player, possesses great quickness and athleticism for a man his size (6'4" 329), attributes so good that he was moved to DE as a Senior, good bull-rush, has long arms and upper body strength he uses to swat away offensive linemen's attempts to hold him at the line
6th round (from Miami), #197: Texas DE Henry Melton
Admittedly, I don't know much about this guy, other than the fact that he's raw, but he has some good triangle numbers, that is for sure, a 34 1/2" vertical and 10'01" broad-jump showcases some good explosion, great 40 and decent 10-yard for a 269lb. player
6th round (Compensatory), #208: Tennessee State OT Cornelius Lewis
Big and strong OT who may have to move inside to OG, good drive-blocker with pop, handles the bull-rush well and is an intimidator, adequate initial quickness, experience at OG and both T positions
7th round (from Detroit), #210: LSU FS Curtis Taylor
Here thus ends the Patrick Watkins and Courtney Brown expirament, Taylor is a stout safety with great explosion, also has good speed and range in coverage, capable of backing up at both free and strong safety, special team's contributor
7th round, #227: North Carolina OT Garrett Reynolds
Tall, tough OT with the required lower-body build, power and pop, good initial quickness and can sustain blocks, potential 10-year starter at the strong-side, right tackle position in the Pros
2nd round, #51: Oregon SS Patrick Chung
It might sound crazy, but Patrick Chung could be our "star" player, they lined him up at CB at Oregon in some packages, and he's certainly athletic and fluid enough to hang with WRs, the star position would allow Chung to roam around, and just make plays using his instincts and quick, closing burst, instantly becomes a leader on special teams, brings sure-tackling and explosive-hitting to the secondary
3rd round (from Cleveland), #69: Richmond DE Lawrence Sidbury Jr.
Long, linear pass-rusher with long arms and huge hands used to battle OTs, has a decent spin move and great explosion, good lateral agility, fluid in LB drills
4th round (from Detroit), #101: Alabama C Antoine Caldwell
Versatile player who has won All-American honors at both LT and C, a sound technician with great burst at the snap and short-area quickness, smart and aware, plays with a low center of gravity, adept at snapping from the shot-gun, also capable of playing at LG
4th round, #117: Pittsburgh ILB Scott McKillop
Very productive, instinctive player who sees the play developing, knows where to attack to achieve maximum positioning, a good athlete aware enough to cover TEs and backs in the flat, a sure-tackler with some pop, 2-time, All-BigEast and '08 Big East Player of the Year
5th round, #156: Georgia Tech DT Vance Walker
Short, squatty player that holds up well against double-teams and against the run, flashes enough quickness to penetrate into the backfield, has a decent rip move, good short-area burst, fits in well in an aggressive D, provides quality rest for Jay Ratliff
5th round (from Tennessee), #166: Marshall WR Darius Passmore
Former JUCO star made the most of his 2 years in West Virginia, very smooth athlete who has the best 3-cone time in the draft (6.53), does a very good job of high-pointing and extending to make the difficult reception, often used in Marshall's Wild-cat formation, rushing 21 times for 195 yards and 2 TDs in '08
5th round (Compensatory), #172: Stillman DT Sammie Lee Hill
Raw, naturally strong player, possesses great quickness and athleticism for a man his size (6'4" 329), attributes so good that he was moved to DE as a Senior, good bull-rush, has long arms and upper body strength he uses to swat away offensive linemen's attempts to hold him at the line
6th round (from Miami), #197: Texas DE Henry Melton
Admittedly, I don't know much about this guy, other than the fact that he's raw, but he has some good triangle numbers, that is for sure, a 34 1/2" vertical and 10'01" broad-jump showcases some good explosion, great 40 and decent 10-yard for a 269lb. player
6th round (Compensatory), #208: Tennessee State OT Cornelius Lewis
Big and strong OT who may have to move inside to OG, good drive-blocker with pop, handles the bull-rush well and is an intimidator, adequate initial quickness, experience at OG and both T positions
7th round (from Detroit), #210: LSU FS Curtis Taylor
Here thus ends the Patrick Watkins and Courtney Brown expirament, Taylor is a stout safety with great explosion, also has good speed and range in coverage, capable of backing up at both free and strong safety, special team's contributor
7th round, #227: North Carolina OT Garrett Reynolds
Tall, tough OT with the required lower-body build, power and pop, good initial quickness and can sustain blocks, potential 10-year starter at the strong-side, right tackle position in the Pros
