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I would shoot for both, Settle and Hurst...Give me Deshon Elliot and Tim Settle/Maurice Hurst and will be the perfecto draft
I would shoot for both, Settle and Hurst...Give me Deshon Elliot and Tim Settle/Maurice Hurst and will be the perfecto draft
Heard good things about them all.
I tend to favor DL, so I'm a big fan of a guy like Settle. A dude that size should not be that quick.
There's a Jerry pick.DTs
Maurice Hurst.. Medical issues pushing him down
There's a Jerry pick.
In fact, given our abundance of picks this year, I'd be surprised if Jerry doesn't sign some guy who has gotten injured to the point of likely going PUP all year, to sit on the value til next year.
You may hate it, but Jerry (smartly, I think) see's injured players as an opportunity to get a lot of extra value out of a pick. Being willing to wait a year or two for that value to play out is one thing that sets Jerry apart from the rest of the league.
We are not going to wait a year or 2 on a heart condition to improve.
There is some talent left. I hope we get a few of them.
A TE I hope !!!We have two picks in the 4th so I see two of those guys on the list coming to Dallas...... Which two though
pick him in th 6thThis is what Brugler had on him (in listing him as the 18th best player in this draft:
WEAKNESSES: Lacks ideal bulk for an interior player, especially in his lower body…only average length…base tends to narrow in the run game…comes off the ball with low pad level, but plays taller as the rep continues…relies on initial movements to win the rep and needs to develop his countermeasures…times up the snap well, but also guilty of his share of offsides penalties…finds himself too far upfield at times, selling out for the sack…only one season as a full-time starter…red-flagged at the Scouting Combine and diagnosed with a potentially serious heart condition – met with cardiologists and specialists who cleared him to resume all football activities prior to his pro day.
SUMMARY: A one-year starter at Michigan, Hurst played significant snaps as an underclassman understudy, but didn’t get his chance to shine as a full-time starter until his senior campaign. He was used all over the defensive line, mostly as a nose tackle in Don Brown’s blitz-heavy, attacking front-seven, utilizing his initial quickness to knife through gaps or overwhelm blockers with his burst of momentum. Hurst’s quick reflexes show at the snap, but he needs to improve his counter moves and introduce more discipline mid-rush to not overrun his assignments. His lack of ideal size and length might not be considered a “fit” for every scheme, but he has the frame to add functional mass and certainly doesn’t play like a small player on tape. Overall, Hurst has the initial surge of quickness and power to break the rhythm of blockers and his ball recognition and competitive hunger are NFL-ready traits, making him ideally-suited as one-gapping defensive tackle in an aggressive scheme – his heart condition will be viewed differently around the league.
GRADE: 1st Round (#18 overall)
Hmmm. Two posts. Maurice, is that you?
I want Skai Moore today as LB depth. As a Gamecock fan that has seen every single one of his games, that would be a great value pick for us.. Plus we gain a Gamecock which is never a bad thing.DTs
Maurice Hurst.. Medical issues pushing him down
Tim Settle
RJ McIntosh
Poona Ford
Kendrick Norton
Folorunso Fatukasi
TEs
Jaylen Samuels
Ian Thomas
Troy Fumagalli
Durham Smythe
Safety
Deshon Elliot
Kyzir White
Armani Watts
QBs which will probably start a run pushing other players down
Mike White
Kyle Lauletta
Logan Woodside
Luke Falk
LBs
Josey Jewell
Micah Kiser
Jack Cichy
Joel Iylegbuniwe
Nick DeLuca
Skai Moore
Tegray Scales
Shaquem Griffin
RBs
Kalen Ballage
Ito Smith
Mark Walton
Nyheim Hines
Akrum Wadley
John Kelly
Bo Scarbrough
Darrel Williams
Phillip Lindsay
WRs
Auden Tate
Allen Lazard
Jaleel Scott
Cedric Wilson
Equanimeous St Brown
Deon Cain
Daurice Fountain
Jordan Lasley
Keke Coutee
Simmer Cobbs Jr
Antonio Callaway
DEs
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo
Josh Sweat
Duke Edjofor
Jeff Holland
Kyle Fitts
Justin Lawler
Mike Love
Dorance Armstrong Jr
Hercules Mata afa
DeShawn Hand
Ade Aruna
They used him as a tight end and fullback quite a bit. He's only 5'11 though. They say he has great hands.Samuel is a running back.
Poona Ford