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[Rogerthat12]

I would look at Hooker in that case - get

Savage in rd 2
Hooker rd 3

They should have options at S, there are some good players that may be in range.

 

[bodi]

They should have options at S, there are some good players that may be in range.

agreed

 

[Daygoboy6191]

I would not rule out anything this year and also keep in mind S with CB Flex.

This is why Thornhill, CGJ, Savage, and potentially Tell day 3 are guys they will have their eyes on at S.

 

[morasp]

At this point I hope he’s gone and we take Savage.

The guy I hope is gone is Ferguson. I like Savage but I think they have concerns about Thornhill's size so I'm sure they do about his.

 

[cnuball21]

They should have options at S, there are some good players that may be in range.

At this point, ill be happy with most of the safeties we brought in for a visit at 58.

It’ll be hard for the FO to mess this up.

 

[unionjack8]

At this point, ill be happy with most of the safeties we brought in for a visit at 58.

It’ll be hard for the FO to mess this up.

Jerry:" hold my beer"

 

[Rogerthat12]

At this point, ill be happy with most of the safeties we brought in for a visit at 58.

It’ll be hard for the FO to mess this up.

Should...but you never know...lol

 

[ctrous25]

I like BB more than most here. With that being said I disagree with him worried about Thornhill’ size. And he loves Rapp and I m not all about times but it does show on film his lack of long range speed. At least from my view

 

[Beaker42]

I like BB more than most here. With that being said I disagree with him worried about Thornhill’ size. And he loves Rapp and I m not all about times but it does show on film his lack of long range speed. At least from my view

Rapp is a slow LB masquerading as a S.

 

[Carson]

Rapp is a slow LB masquerading as a S.

I haven’t watched any film in him. But sounds a lot like Taylor Mays

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I haven’t watched any film in him. But sounds a lot like Taylor Mays

Lol

 

[Daygoboy6191]

I haven’t watched any film in him. But sounds a lot like Taylor Mays

Better do some more research on Taylor Mays. Nothing slow about that dude.

 

[xwalker]

I like BB more than most here. With that being said I disagree with him worried about Thornhill’ size. And he loves Rapp and I m not all about times but it does show on film his lack of long range speed. At least from my view

Thornhill 6-0, 205

Abram 5-11 205

 

[ctrous25]

Thornhill 6-0, 205

Abram 5-11 205

Exactly. BB not wearing his glasses??

 

[cnuball21]

Jerry:" hold my beer"

Lol...

Here comes the WR or RB...

 

[cnuball21]

Rapp is a slow LB masquerading as a S.

Rapp is Barry Church with better instincts, better coverage and elite short area quickness.

That’s an above average SS, and at 58 I’m all in.

 

[Daygoboy6191]

Rapp is Barry Church with better instincts, better coverage and elite short area quickness.

That’s an above average SS, and at 58 I’m all in.

Church went undrafted.

If we are drafting a box safety give me a dude day 3. Those guys aren't the hardest to find and the value isn't worth a pick in the first 2 rounds. If it were me I would look at Hooker round 3 even if it takes a small trade up to get him.

I don't see value in Rapp at 58 vs the value of Hooker somewhere in the 80's IMO. Hooker is more versatile, rangier, and has the build to play in the box or even play LB on passing downs.

At 58 you can go CB, DT, or WR if there is good value there. Someone like Isaiah Johnson at 58 and Hooker at 90 I think the Cowboys would be absolutely thrilled with and it covers them up moving into next year as well.

58 Isaiah Johnson CB Houston
90 Amani Hooker S Iowa
128 Foster Moreau TE LSU
136 Bryce Love RB Stanford
165 Daylon Mack DT Texas A&M
241 Gary Johnson LB Texas

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I like BB more than most here. With that being said I disagree with him worried about Thornhill’ size. And he loves Rapp and I m not all about times but it does show on film his lack of long range speed. At least from my view

I’ve said similar things about Broaddus in the past almost defending him. However, this year he has turned the corner for me with his analysis; he’s been awful.

I’m not joking when I say this but I literally think he makes it up as he goes with a lot of these prospects. 95 percent of the time he just parrots Bruglar saying “Dane’s not wrong....he’s got him right...I saw the same thing.”

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Rapp is Barry Church with better instincts, better coverage and elite short area quickness.

That’s an above average SS, and at 58 I’m all in.

He has good short area quickness. I’m not sure how you’re defining “elite.” There were seven other DBs that had better 3-cones (presuming that’s what you’re basing this off of) and like two other DBs that had his same time.

Barry Church ran like a 6.63 3-cone and was much bigger.

 

[cnuball21]

Church went undrafted.

If we are drafting a box safety give me a dude day 3. Those guys aren't the hardest to find and the value isn't worth a pick in the first 2 rounds. If it were me I would look at Hooker round 3 even if it takes a small trade up to get him.

I don't see value in Rapp at 58 vs the value of Hooker somewhere in the 80's IMO. Hooker is more versatile, rangier, and has the build to play in the box or even play LB on passing downs.

At 58 you can go CB, DT, or WR if there is good value there. Someone like Isaiah Johnson at 58 and Hooker at 90 I think the Cowboys would be absolutely thrilled with and it covers them up moving into next year as well.

58 Isaiah Johnson CB Houston
90 Amani Hooker S Iowa
128 Foster Moreau TE LSU
136 Bryce Love RB Stanford
165 Daylon Mack DT Texas A&M
241 Gary Johnson LB Texas

And looking back on his career he probably should’ve been a mid rounder. I’m saying Rapp is a much better version of Church.

I keep seeing the term “box safety” like it’s a bad thing. I’m not sure if posters are just saying every box safety can’t cover, but that isn’t the case with Rapp.

You don’t want him playing single high or guarding WRs, but he’s very effective in zone and gave up practically nothing when targeted last year.

A good box safety is exactly what we need, just one with adequate coverage ability.

I’d also read / heard that Johnsons scouting report reads lack of instincts and technique...hard pass on the 2nd.