Will stokes be there at 44?

[stilltheguru]

I didn't lie, google showed up eric stokes with 31.25 but I re-checked and it's some guy from Nebraska.

NFL.com does say 32.75

Fair enough. My fault

 

[Killerinstinct]

Sage advise, perhaps I will consider that but, never the less, what I said is true. Nobody cares what you think. I mean, nobody cares what I think either but I'm not acting like this is my team so there is a difference.

For the record, you are pretty much wrong on everything you post here. Lewis is a 5'10 190 lbs undersized CB with average speed.

Campbell is a 6'1 190 lbs Press Corner who plays very, very physically and who runs in the 4.35 are.


Yeah....... like twins.........

I mean, do you even watch these guys at all?

You said he is good on special teams and a good blitzer. That sounds like Lewis to me. Maybe I am sleeping on Campbell which would be great because the more options available the better the chance of waiting to take CB in the second freeing pick 10 for Parsons, Pitts etc. You think he could start on the outside year one?

 

[rambo2]

I would feel a lot better about taking Pitts, Parsons, Sewell etc. if I knew Stokes would be there at 44.

Yes, and Joseph, and Molden. Also Richie Grant is possible and some defensive tackles and edge rushers as well.

 

[cnuball21]

He should.

Surtain, Horn will go top 20. That leaves Farley, Newsome, Stokes, Joseph, Samuel and Melifonwu. Quite a bit of talent

Doubt it. I still think a stud CB will be available at 44 though. This class is loaded with 2nd round CB talent.

 

[DanA]

You said he is good on special teams and a good blitzer. That sounds like Lewis to me. Maybe I am sleeping on Campbell which would be great because the more options available the better the chance of waiting to take CB in the second freeing pick 10 for Parsons, Pitts etc. You think he could start on the outside year one?

I guess you could say Lewis is the same as Campbell in the same way Beasley is the same as Blake Jarwin. They both catch the ball, and play special teams...completely different style, build, role on offense, role on special teams and character....but sound the same to me.

 

[cowboyec]

i like all those georgia dawgs.
cb tyson campbell
cb eric stokes
s richard lecounte
de azeez ojulari
de malik herring
lb monty rice
te tre' mckitty
ol ben cleveland

just bring all your georgia ***** down to Dallas.

 

[RamziD]

I would feel a lot better about taking Pitts, Parsons, Sewell etc. if I knew Stokes would be there at 44.

I hope Melifonwu is there at #44

 

[Beaker42]

Doubt it. I still think a stud CB will be available at 44 though. This class is loaded with 2nd round CB talent.

There are only 3 stud CB’s in this draft - the rest have potential but can’t be called studs.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

You said he is good on special teams and a good blitzer. That sounds like Lewis to me. Maybe I am sleeping on Campbell which would be great because the more options available the better the chance of waiting to take CB in the second freeing pick 10 for Parsons, Pitts etc. You think he could start on the outside year one?

That's in addition to being a really good physical cover guy. I mean, this guy is much bigger, much faster. The problem everybody has with Lewis is his size. This kid does not have that problem. I think it's possible but I don't count on any draft pick to come in and start immediately. But I believe he has that kind of talent.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Not sure what you see in Stokes other than his 40 time.

Outside of picking off four passes in just nine games (returning two for TDs) and allowing just a 37.1 passer rating, he didn’t do much.

 

[Daygoboy6191]

I would feel a lot better about taking Pitts, Parsons, Sewell etc. if I knew Stokes would be there at 44.

I think there will be a good CB that you feel really good about at 44.
Not sure that will be Stokes, but there will be someone.