calicowboy54
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As much as we have a hole at LB. we have a hole at EDGE for PURE Pass rusher. I think Bailey is the best Pure pass rusher since Parsons. I traded up with Tenn. and picked up a extra 3rd, 4th & 6th from them. Scott may not not make it to the 3rd but PFN Simulator did. I triple loaded on Lbs in middle and late rounds because we have nothing there. i think we will sign Wagner to start and let the kids learn. I did use 1 pick on Offense and its because Williams even tho had a good year his Knee is a liability and i do not trust Blue
4. David Bailey EDGE Texas Tech 6'4 250 (starter with EZE Backing him up and rotating with him)
66. Keionte Scott CB Miami (FL) 6'0 190 (Boundary with Slot skills)
92. Bud Clark S TCU 6'2 190 (Good Center Fielder with tackling ability best in Shell and 2 high looks)
101. Aiden Fisher LB Indiana 6'1 240 (extremely intelligent and tenacious - green DOT)
112. Bryce Boettcher LB Oregon 6'2 230 (Just go watch Oregon Indiana game he seemed like there were 3 of him on the field)
142. Kaytron Allen RB Penn State 5'11 215 (his Draft Comp and running style are similar to Williams and can replace him in a few years)
152. Max Llewellyn EDGE Iowa 6'5 265 (one of the more productive pass-rushers at the collegiate level over the past two seasons)
177.Michael Taaffe S Texas 6'0 190 (he's a heady, intelligent defender with the spatial awareness, processing ability, and angle IQ to play sound football from single-high, two-high, and roving positions in the box)
180. Jack Kelly LB BYU 6'2 240 (swarming sideline-to-sideline range and near-elite on-attack explosion.)
184. Zxavian Harris DE/5T Ole Miss 6'7 325 (athleticism to play all across the defensive line, from 1-tech to 5-tech, and sometimes beyond as a wide-alignment stand-up rusher)
218. Rene Konga DE/5T Louisville 6'4 300 (hyper-elite tools to mold. inhuman explosiveness shows up on film, and it enables Konga not only to teleport across gap alignments and penetrate upfield, but also to siphon elite levels of raw power from his lower body and reset the contact point)
4. David Bailey EDGE Texas Tech 6'4 250 (starter with EZE Backing him up and rotating with him)
66. Keionte Scott CB Miami (FL) 6'0 190 (Boundary with Slot skills)
92. Bud Clark S TCU 6'2 190 (Good Center Fielder with tackling ability best in Shell and 2 high looks)
101. Aiden Fisher LB Indiana 6'1 240 (extremely intelligent and tenacious - green DOT)
112. Bryce Boettcher LB Oregon 6'2 230 (Just go watch Oregon Indiana game he seemed like there were 3 of him on the field)
142. Kaytron Allen RB Penn State 5'11 215 (his Draft Comp and running style are similar to Williams and can replace him in a few years)
152. Max Llewellyn EDGE Iowa 6'5 265 (one of the more productive pass-rushers at the collegiate level over the past two seasons)
177.Michael Taaffe S Texas 6'0 190 (he's a heady, intelligent defender with the spatial awareness, processing ability, and angle IQ to play sound football from single-high, two-high, and roving positions in the box)
180. Jack Kelly LB BYU 6'2 240 (swarming sideline-to-sideline range and near-elite on-attack explosion.)
184. Zxavian Harris DE/5T Ole Miss 6'7 325 (athleticism to play all across the defensive line, from 1-tech to 5-tech, and sometimes beyond as a wide-alignment stand-up rusher)
218. Rene Konga DE/5T Louisville 6'4 300 (hyper-elite tools to mold. inhuman explosiveness shows up on film, and it enables Konga not only to teleport across gap alignments and penetrate upfield, but also to siphon elite levels of raw power from his lower body and reset the contact point)
