Throwing a 7th round bone to the hungry dogs out there...

[Biggems]

http://cdsdraft.com/profile.php?id=5677

FS/CB Frantz Placide - Wagner

Ht - 6'2
Wt - 205
40 - 4.47
SS - 4.18

GP - 41
GS - 18
TT - 132
Solo - 75
Asst - 57
TFL - 7
PD - 15
INT - 1
FF - 2
FR - 3

5 PR - 3 TDs
64 KR - 2 TDs (23 yd avg)

Blocked Kicks - 12

I love me some Mark LeGree in round 7, but this kid is a huge sleeper who could be a ST juggernaut for us. Honestly, I would love to get both LeGree (the ultimate ballhawk) and Placide (a ST dynamo) in the 7th. So we need to add a 7th, which shouldn't be difficult at all.

 

[Hostile]

12 blocked kicks?

That is sick.

Is it punts and kicks? Anyone know.

 

[Biggems]

12 blocked kicks?

That is sick.

Is it punts and kicks? Anyone know.

based on the info in the bio at least some of them are punts. he blocked 2 punts in one game.

either way, this is the kind of ST defender we need....and that we haven't had since Issaac Holt

 

[Biggems]

in 2009 he blocked 4 punts, 1 fg, 1 pat.

 

[cowboyjoe]

12 blocked kicks?

That is sick.

Is it punts and kicks? Anyone know.

drats there goes one of my secret sleepers, get aload of this hostile

but turn down the sound, creepy music
whoops i had to delete the first one, was using the n word
but you can go to you tube and check it out

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Frantz Placide, DS #27 FS, Wagner

Name: Frantz Placide
College: Wagner Number: 3
Height: 6-2 Weight: 205
Position: FS Pos2: CB/ST/KR
Class/Draft Year: Sr/2011
40 Time: 4.49 40 Low: 4.42 40 High: 4.59
Projected Round: Stock:
Rated number 27 out of 105 FS's 695 / 2702 TOTAL


http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=103660&draftyear=2011&genpos=FS

Draft Scout Snapshot: 2010: Notched five kick return touchdowns and a school-record 12 blocked kicks in his career...2010 FCS Senior Scout Bowl Invite...FIRST TEAM ALL-NEC (Return Specialist) and SECOND TEAM ALL-NEC (Defensive Back) selection... Had an outstanding all-around season, recording two blocked kicks, three fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles and 40 tackles, including 5.0 tackles for loss … Averaged 19.7 yards on 24 kick returns with a long of 37 …2009: FIRST TEAM ALL-NEC (Return Specialist) ....Led the NEC and tied a NCAA record with six blocked kicks ... Named NEC Special Teams Player of the Week four times....Had a pair of 89-yard kickoff returns for touchdowns on the season, vs. Stonehill (9/5) in the season opener and against Albany (11/21) in the season finale...2008: Was tied for sixth on the team in tackles with 45 … Had 24 solo stops and 21 assisted … Saw action in all 11 games, with three starts … Was credited with four pass breakups .. Had 1.5 tackles for loss for minus five yards … Had two blocked kicks and an interception ...2007: An impact freshman who was particularly productive on special teams ...Born in Haiti ...Played his high school ball for head coach Gregory Magner at Archbishop Curley Notre Dame in Miami, Florida.

 

[cowboyjoe]

http://cdsdraft.com/rankings/position-ranks/?position=FS

the buffalo bills really know about him
First Mock (long) - Buffalobills.com Message Board
Frantz Placide CB/S, 6-2, 205, Wagner Excellent size and speed. ... No more changes untill the draft! 1st. Marcel Dareus ... at all, but just think he could be a very good NFL ...
boards.buffalobills.com/showthread.php?t=332965&goto=newpost - Cached

sorry had to put on an inspection sticker,

 

[UnoDallas]

heres my 1 rounder maybe

Korey Woods CB Southern Illinois 5-10 # 185 - The athletic Lindsey can shut down an opposing wide receiver or make a big hit on a tight end. He is a two-time selection on the All-Missouri Valley Football Conference First Team, picking off six passes in each of the last two seasons - His quickness, ball skills, change of direction, and fluid hips are among the skills that few corners have making him one of the best in the nation

heres the guy I want

7 Derek Newton, OT/OG, Arkansas St. 6-5 #310 - He's quite mobile and agile, very athletic he can zone out and combo block, he moves smoothly to the second level and gets his hat on moving targets, LBs and DBs, Newton has some physical tools to work with, however he is not as polished as you’d like in his pass protection footwork. There is no doubt he needs to be bulked up and coached up

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who we will end up with

Caleb Schlauderaff, G, Utah 6-4 #300 He had a team best 46 pancake blocks in 2010, starting 13 games at left guard.
Schlauderaff is a smart player who plays with toughness. Gets the job done with his blocks as he goes full boar to the whistle. Has good upper body and lower body strength to drive defenders to the ground. Gets his hands on the defender most of the time. He shows the ability to pull around the center and get his hat on a defender, as well as making a block at the second level. Picks up blitzes and stunts well

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Wagner?

 

[TheCoolFan]

Interesting. I'm interested in another Appalachian State prospect besides LeGree - LB D.J. Smith. Don't know much about him but his pass coverage stats look great. 6'1" 235, maybe we find another Dexter Coakley

 

[cowboyjoe]

Interesting. I'm interested in another Appalachian State prospect besides LeGree - LB D.J. Smith. Don't know much about him but his pass coverage stats look great. 6'1" 235, maybe we find another Dexter Coakley

you basically cant use small linebackers in the 3-4,
prototype size is 6-3 or 6-4, at least 245 or more
the linebackers have to take on the OGs and OTs,
so if small linebackers like coakley, they get eat up


:starspin

 

[Biggems]

sorry for revealing one of your secret prospects joe........btw, how dare you keep such delightful prospects from the draft zone...how rude