Who are you favorite Day 3 HB's

[gimmesix]

Yeah, I'd like to revisit my 'silly to draft Jeanty' thought. What I think is silly is locking in to Jeanty no matter what. If we get him, then that's great for the offense; all good. But if we don't draft him--for whatever reason--then that's all good too, because there are at least 5-6 good options throughout the draft that can still improve the offense.

That's fair. I just think if he's at 12, he's probably going to easily be the best value. Obviously, you have to weigh him against who else is available. Frankly, I want Graham or Nolen there, partly because of the depth at RB and the value of DTs, but I'd probably take Jeanty over what I think will be available at WR, OL, DE, QB, CB and S.

 

[calicowboy54]

Mine:

DJ. Giddens. Workhorse with great balance and vision with experience with our OL coach

Cam Skattebo. Dont like him as a Day 2 guy. Love him as a day 3 guy. Can play every down from running to blocking to recieving. I don't think he is as effective in the NFL with a carry load in the 200's. But 150 to 200 he should be a very good contributor

Jaydon Blue. Like Skattebo, I dont see him being effective as a heavy duty back. But as a #2 he would be a major weapon

Rocket Sanders. Checkered career that got back on track a bit this year. Could be undervalued in this class

i like

Martinez
Oil Gordon
Sanders from SC

 

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[morasp]

Lance has Tuten ranked right below Judkins 70 overall​

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Overview​

If you spend too much time focusing on the small inconsistencies of Tuten’s college game, you run the risk of overlooking the match he is for the pro game. He’s an explosive athlete with average size but a compact frame. He has elite straight-line speed and easy hips to make sudden cuts and turns. He’s fairly average at reading the front and running with early decisiveness but creates with wiggle, power and speed. Drops and fumbles are a concern, but runners with his contact balance, power and home run speed put tremendous stress on defenses over four quarters. Tuten could become a starting-caliber back with three-down value.

Strengths​

• Rare track speed makes him a threat to go yard on any snap.
• Good plant-and-cut wiggle to side step open-field tacklers.
• Tough runner able to absorb contact and deliver punishment.
• Powerful hips tear through arm and angle tackles on second level.
• Can rocket around the corner and beat the pursuit angles by linebackers.
• Scrappy “square them up” mentality in pass protection.
• Able to elude the first tackler and find the sticks on swing passes and leak-outs.
• Big-play potential in a kick-return role.