tm1119
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1st Round- Desmond King CB Iowa- This may be wishful thinking that he gets to end of the 1st, but I absolutely love this kid. Physical CB who has great ball skills. Good tackler and overall competitor, I imagine he's the type of CB oppsoing WR's don't like playing against. The only hope that he may last this long is that he's listed at 5'10 and may not have 4.4 speed, but make no mistake, this kid is a very very good football player.
2nd Round- Tanoh Kpassagnon DE Villanova- Just not many human being on earth like this kid. 6'8 280 pounds of muscle with freakish athleticism and flexibility for his size.11 sacks and 21.5 TFL last year on the way to being defensive player of the year. He's raw and level of competition ?'s are obvious, but the potential is so high that if he lasts this long it's well worth the risk. Team captain and 3 time academic all-american as well.
3rd Round- Taylor Moton OT Western Michigan- Road Grader. At 6'5 325 he's physically dominant at the point of attack. Looks to have long arms and huge hands, just engulfs defenders. Surprisingly nimble for his size. Has 4 years of starting experience at both G and T. With Free getting near the end and Green not capable of staying on the field it's important not to let the o line slip.
(RT #72)
4th Round- Travin Dural WR LSU- Don't let the lack of production fool you, Dural is a heck of a talent. LSU's putrid QB play and overall passing attack really held him back. He's 6'2 205 with very good athleticism. Pure hands catcher, snatches the ball out of the air with ease. His combine will probably dictate his draft stock, but could be a steal because he was hidden in a bad college passing game.
5th Round- Brandon Bell LB Penn State- We need LB depth and what better place to look than LB U? Bell is a 6'1 235 pure Mike LB that plays best in the box. He's capable of playing a zone just fine, but not the type of guy you want to see down the field in 1 on 1 coverage. What he does excel at is seeing the ball and attacking. He has a nose for the ball and almost always brings the ball carrier down when he gets his hands on him. May not be the physical freak with a huge ceiling, but I see him as a really solid football player with a low floor.
2nd Round- Tanoh Kpassagnon DE Villanova- Just not many human being on earth like this kid. 6'8 280 pounds of muscle with freakish athleticism and flexibility for his size.11 sacks and 21.5 TFL last year on the way to being defensive player of the year. He's raw and level of competition ?'s are obvious, but the potential is so high that if he lasts this long it's well worth the risk. Team captain and 3 time academic all-american as well.
3rd Round- Taylor Moton OT Western Michigan- Road Grader. At 6'5 325 he's physically dominant at the point of attack. Looks to have long arms and huge hands, just engulfs defenders. Surprisingly nimble for his size. Has 4 years of starting experience at both G and T. With Free getting near the end and Green not capable of staying on the field it's important not to let the o line slip.
(RT #72)
4th Round- Travin Dural WR LSU- Don't let the lack of production fool you, Dural is a heck of a talent. LSU's putrid QB play and overall passing attack really held him back. He's 6'2 205 with very good athleticism. Pure hands catcher, snatches the ball out of the air with ease. His combine will probably dictate his draft stock, but could be a steal because he was hidden in a bad college passing game.
5th Round- Brandon Bell LB Penn State- We need LB depth and what better place to look than LB U? Bell is a 6'1 235 pure Mike LB that plays best in the box. He's capable of playing a zone just fine, but not the type of guy you want to see down the field in 1 on 1 coverage. What he does excel at is seeing the ball and attacking. He has a nose for the ball and almost always brings the ball carrier down when he gets his hands on him. May not be the physical freak with a huge ceiling, but I see him as a really solid football player with a low floor.
Excited to see him in the Senior Bowl vs better competition. If he does well, I think he moves into mid-3rd territory so where you have him is where we'd have to get him. If he looks really raw, might put him in the late 3rd to very early 4th round area.