Give me your Grade A first 4 rounds

[timb2]

165-Damon Jeanpierre(6'-1",185 lbs)WR Nicholls State




241-Derrick Thomas(6'-4",223 lbs)CB/S Baylor

 

[morasp]

I don't know how realistic it is but this is with fanspeak NFL Aggregate big board.

58 S Juan Thornhill Virginia
Strengths

• NFL size and wingspan for the position
• Former cornerback with carryover ball-hawking mentality
• Works eyes from ball to receiver to ball again with no issues picking it back up
• Recognition of route combos gives him head-start on throws
• Effective playing with back to the ball
• Treats every target like it is thrown to him
• Crowds receivers and outworks them for catch space
• Quick trigger to challenge dig routes
• Rangy to get to deep part of the field in coverage
• Can line up over slot on matchup tight ends
• Athleticism to handle open-field tackling in wide-open space
• Runs the alley with good pursuit pace
• Closes distance and drives through runner's legs to finish

90: WR Parris Campbell Ohio State
Strengths

• Track speed to scare safeties and corners
• Expected to crush combine in all testing
• Extremely explosive but still fluid
• Early cushions of respect offer easy catches underneath
• Light feet dart around defenders looking to impede
• Generates separation on all three levels
• Lived on Jugs machine last summer and improved hands
• Comfortable plucking throws in stride
• Size to break initial tackle after catch
• Quick gather and leap to rescue overthrows
• High-end potential with ball in his hands
• Acceleration to split tacklers with speed to defeat angles and house it
• Can get after it as slot blocker
• Capable kick returner with above-average cover talent on punts and kicks

128: TE Josh Oliver San Jose State
Strengths

• Highly regarded by teammates
• Has put in necessary time and work to improve his body and skill set
• Heavily-targeted primary receiver asked to work all three levels
• Good hip flip for easy work-around against jamming linebackers
• Uses fully formed route tree with all the branches
• Good balance and attention to detail in his routes
• Accelerates to separate out of turn and stems
• Good speed alterations to adjust to throws behind him
• Able to maintain top speed throughout ball-tracking if needed
• Majestic, bounding strides to rise and capture high throws in deep middle
• Superb body control and catch radius to turn incompletions into catches
• Developed quick hands thanks to throws that were put on top of him prematurely
• Catches through crunching blows from safeties sniping at him
• Shows capacity to improve and help in pass protection

136 RB Trayveon Williams Texas A&M
Strengths

• Football character flies off-the-charts
• Outspoken alpha who set the tone for the team
• Raved about inside the program
• Added weight in 2018 off-season to shoulder heavy workload
• Coaches say he got stronger physically and mentally as season wore on
• Transitioned effectively into pro-style rushing attack
• Calm runner who stays in his shoes
• Good stutter-go to freeze tackler and open perimeter
• Tacklers had a hard time finishing him in space
• Changes direction of the run without gearing down
• Handled every-down duties and is a fighter in pass protection
• Proved to be reliable pass catcher no matter the route

165 DT Trysten Hill
Strengths

• Plays with good initial burst upfield
• Always the first off the snap on his defensive line
• Hustles hard around the field looking for tackles
• Plays with functional agility and bend to finish tackles in open spaces
• Twitchy arm-over access into A-gap
• Effective use of hands
• Leveraged strikes into blockers for early leads in the rep
• Fluid with his edge-to-edge rush
• Refuses to just lay on blocks and is always working hands and feet
• Possesses smooth inside spin counter
• Energetic and disruptive

241 DT Albert Huggins
Strengths

• Big, powerful block-eater
• Carries brute strength in his upper body
• Good flexion in lower half for leverage
• Able to grow roots against double team blocks
• Adequate lateral movement to side-step on occasional block
• Feels limited effects of a down block
• Has potential to develop into 2-gapper with more work
• Powerful base to plow through edge redirection

 

[Questfor6]

58. Taylor Rapp S Washington
90. Trysten Hill DT UCF
128. Kahale Warring TE San Diego St
136. Devine Ozigbo RB Nebraska

 

[Alexander]

I can be talked into Allen.

 

[RS12]

58 Dexter Lawrence yep I think he could fall in this vicinity

90 Jace Sternberger

128 Nate Davis

136 Emmanuel Hall

 

[Alexander]

I think I secretly want Rapp.

 

[Melonfeud]

Why? What grants you this demanding self appointment of decreed demands fer compliance in yer desired whimsical trivia allergies,,,eh?
As just why should the 85% of the forums faithful members YOU eschew as leveled beneath you render a half a' flying flip that flies from yer' flapper,,,eh?

 

[Beaker42]

58-Porter Gustin(6'-5,260 lbs) OLB/DE USC



90-Kavontae Turpin(5'-8",166 lbs) WR/Returner TCU



128-James Williams(5'-11",195 lbs) RB Washington State



136-Jalen Dalton(6'-6",295 lbs) DT North Carolina

RB at 128? Wow.

 

[Sandyf]

I like it, but no way we get Knox at 165.

Understand, but you know we always see guys going in riunds we can't believe. Draft weekend always brings surprises.

 

[DanA]

58 Jonathan Abram SS
90 Khalen Saunders DT
128 Mike Weber RB
136 Kahale Warring TE
165 Josiah Tuaefa LB
241 Sheldrick Redwine CB

 

[Hawkeye0202]

58 -- Khalen Saunders DT
90 -- Chauncey Gardner-Johnson CB/S
128 -- Devin Singletary RB
136 -- Tytus Howard OT

#128 is my pet cat.....plays a lot faster than his combine numbers. Also agree we could take a CB lot higher than fans expect.

 

[ksg811]

58 - Taylor Rapp S Washington
90 - Isaiah Johnson CB Houston
128 - Ben Banogu EDGE TCU
136 - Daylon Mack DT Texas A&M

 

[reddyuta]

I think I secretly want Rapp.

very good tackler,the opposite of Heath and could be a day 1 starter at SS.

 

[Beaker42]

#128 is my pet cat.....plays a lot faster than his combine numbers. Also agree we could take a CB lot higher than fans expect.

I don’t get you guys wanting a RB that high - we need D badly. TC cuts this year or next draft is time to grab Zeke’s back-up.

 

[Beaker42]

I can be talked into Allen.

Dude - kid is a baller. If we get him in the 2nd and Mack in the 4th our DL play improves about 3 fold. His motor runs even in the garage.

 

[Avery]

58-Porter Gustin(6'-5,260 lbs) OLB/DE USC

Gustin is a 4th round pick at best to me as a true standup LB. Way too many injuries and would be better around 240 to me. Think he has talent, but afraid he overtrains.

 

[CF74]

Why? What grants you this demanding self appointment of decreed demands fer compliance in yer desired whimsical trivia allergies,,,eh?
As just why should the 85% of the forums faithful members YOU eschew as leveled beneath you render a half a' flying flip that flies from yer' flapper,,,eh?

He’s a draft nerd with decent info...

 

[Alexander]

RB at 128? Wow.

If a good one is there, why not?

 

[Alexander]

165-Damon Jeanpierre(6'-1",185 lbs)WR Nicholls State




241-Derrick Thomas(6'-4",223 lbs)CB/S Baylor

Not trying to be offensive, but these late round picks would make me hurl.

 

[xwalker]

165-Damon Jeanpierre(6'-1",185 lbs)WR Nicholls State




241-Derrick Thomas(6'-4",223 lbs)CB/S Baylor

CB Derrick Thomas
6-3, 189
4.44 forty
39.5 vert