Washington CB Sidney Jones

[RS12]

Scouts are buzzing about Washington CB Sidney Jones. The Huskies' CB1 toils in relative anonymity in the Pacific Northwest, but scouts are already touting him as one of the elites at the position. I had an NFC scout call Jones the "real deal" after recently making a school visit. When I've studied Jones on tape, I've been impressed with his competitiveness, athleticism and technical skills. He can play nose to nose in press coverage or use a backpedal to shadow receivers from distance. Most impressively, he is an alpha dog on the edge, exhibiting a feistiness that will make him an ideal CB1 prospect to play against big-bodied receivers on the edges. Jones neutralized USC WR JuJu Schuster-Smith in their matchup a season ago, and his standout performance cemented his status as an up-and-comer. If he continues to build on the skills that he's displayed as a young player, there isn't any reason why he couldn't be the top corner in college football when it's all said and done. -- Bucky Brooks

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[SportsGuru80]

The 2017 draft will be heavy with talent at CB and DE two positions we sorely need to upgrade.

 

[Macnalty]

The 2017 draft will be heavy with talent at CB and DE two positions we sorely need to upgrade.

I disagree with the DE prospects Myles Garrett, and Carl Lawson IMO are the top two and then the above average begins with the likes of Smoot, Harris, and Tim Williams. The better Marinelli does this year the worse our selection for a impact DE in this years draft...