badboy
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I am wishful of a trade down & in this mock #1 (3,000) to Cleveland who missed out on the RG3 sweepstakes and desperately needs a QB. Texans get #8 (1400) & #25 (720)(Colts) in first, #72 (230) & #79 (195) in third and a first in 2015 (580 equal to 2014 2nd) totaling 3125.
1. WR Mike Evans 6'5" 225 1322 yds, 12 TDs and 20.3 avg. Texas A&M This 20 YOA from Galveston Ball High is deadly over the middle and down sidelines. Deceptively fast with great hands and known as "panic" target for Manziel. Gives both QBs a huge, fast, accurate target
http://college-football.si.com/2013/11/22/texas-am-aggies-mike-evans-saturday-storylines/
http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/cfb/132186/mike-evans
Excellent break down on stats such as avg after catch: http://secondroundstats.com/2013/11/12/wrs2/
1 b QB Brett Hundley 6'3" 227 20 YOA UCLA this red shirt soph ended regular season with 2845, 22 TDs, 9 INTs and 8.32 avg. 68% (59% at Washington lowered number).
http://articles.latimes.com/2013/oct/28/sports/la-sp-1029-ucla-football-20131029
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/12/07/brett-hundley-wants-to-enter-the-draft-and-so-he-should/
2. OL Cyril Richardson 6'5" 335 Baylor draft him to start LG or support Q. He played LT 2011 for RG3.
http://standingosports.wordpress.com/2013/08/24/scouting-report-baylor-og-cyril-richardson/
http://www.baylorbears.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/richardson_cyril00.html
3a CB Louchiez Purifoy 6' 190 Florida this player frustrates me more than any other college player I've watched. I see him behind Joseph and maybe replacing KJ in 2015 barring a stellar final season for Jackson.
http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2014lpurifoy.php "Skill-Set Summary: There doesn't appear to be any weakness or limitation for Purifoy as an athlete. He has ideal size for a cornerback with the agility to turn and run with receivers. Purifoy's speed and movement skills allow him to run with receivers in and out of breaks to prevent them from gaining separation. The first-year starter proved to have cover-corner ability last year. Purifoy's height and length mean quarterbacks have a hard time getting the ball by him.
Purifoy's tight coverage was one of the reasons why he did not record an interception in 2012. The sophomore simply didn't have that many passes thrown his direction. His level of ball skills is one of the only unknowns about him athletically. Purifoy hasn't had an interception in college, but that may not be from a lack of ball skills as he obviously is good enough at catching passes that the Gators are cross-training him at wide receiver.
Purifoy has rare speed for a large cornerback. He can run with speed receivers down the field and isn't threatened by smaller fast wide outs who try to get over the top. Purifoy can battle the big receivers and won't be bullied around. He also showed nice fundamentals as a first-year starter. Purifoy didn't gamble on routes and was disciplined.
The junior is surprisingly physical for a cornerback."
3b S Dion Bailey 6' 200 4.46 USC this 21 YOA has skills and hip swivle to play CB. I compare him to Glover Quin as Dion has played LB and nickle corner prior to moving back to safety 2013. 58 Tackles 5 INTs. Replaces McCain and maybe Manning 2015.
3c ILB/OLB Yawin Smallwood 6'3" 240 Connecticutt 118 T, 4 sacks, 1 INT, 9.5 for loss and defended 10 passes. Turns 22 Christmas & good motor and IMO could play OLB. Did not quit despite team record.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=112371&draftyear=2015&genpos=ILB
4. NT Ryan Carrethers 6'2" Ark St 87 Ts, 8 TFL , 4 sacks
http://www.fox16.com/sports/story/Carrethers-Named-SBC-Defensive-Player-of-the-Week/d/story/_0-Vd30ok0e8J3Z0cgzv_w
5a OLB James Gayle 6'4" 255 Virgina Tech (almost went here for his teammate Taylor Hart).
http://firstroundgrade.com/2013/08/17/2014-nfl-draft-first-look-james-gayle-de-va-tech/
http://www.hokiesports.com/football/players/gayle_james.html
5b. RT JaWuan James 6'6" 318 Tennessee I like him better at right tackle than A. Richardson. He seems to never get beat. I'm unsure if Brennan Williams returns but this allows some cleaning out of tackles. Getting Cyril in second allows me to gamble James falls to here.
http://www.utsports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/james_jawuan00.html
6. Rb George Atkinson III 6'2" 220 4.48 Notre Dame 93/555 6 avg. As always ND's RBs hare the ball. 7/51 receiving.
7. CB Phillip Gaines 6' 185 Rice 4 INTs no one seems to have heard of him and TBH when I watch him he just seems steady. Low Risk high reward.
1. WR Mike Evans 6'5" 225 1322 yds, 12 TDs and 20.3 avg. Texas A&M This 20 YOA from Galveston Ball High is deadly over the middle and down sidelines. Deceptively fast with great hands and known as "panic" target for Manziel. Gives both QBs a huge, fast, accurate target
http://college-football.si.com/2013/11/22/texas-am-aggies-mike-evans-saturday-storylines/
http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/cfb/132186/mike-evans
Excellent break down on stats such as avg after catch: http://secondroundstats.com/2013/11/12/wrs2/
1 b QB Brett Hundley 6'3" 227 20 YOA UCLA this red shirt soph ended regular season with 2845, 22 TDs, 9 INTs and 8.32 avg. 68% (59% at Washington lowered number).
http://articles.latimes.com/2013/oct/28/sports/la-sp-1029-ucla-football-20131029
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/12/07/brett-hundley-wants-to-enter-the-draft-and-so-he-should/
2. OL Cyril Richardson 6'5" 335 Baylor draft him to start LG or support Q. He played LT 2011 for RG3.
http://standingosports.wordpress.com/2013/08/24/scouting-report-baylor-og-cyril-richardson/
http://www.baylorbears.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/richardson_cyril00.html
3a CB Louchiez Purifoy 6' 190 Florida this player frustrates me more than any other college player I've watched. I see him behind Joseph and maybe replacing KJ in 2015 barring a stellar final season for Jackson.
http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2014lpurifoy.php "Skill-Set Summary: There doesn't appear to be any weakness or limitation for Purifoy as an athlete. He has ideal size for a cornerback with the agility to turn and run with receivers. Purifoy's speed and movement skills allow him to run with receivers in and out of breaks to prevent them from gaining separation. The first-year starter proved to have cover-corner ability last year. Purifoy's height and length mean quarterbacks have a hard time getting the ball by him.
Purifoy's tight coverage was one of the reasons why he did not record an interception in 2012. The sophomore simply didn't have that many passes thrown his direction. His level of ball skills is one of the only unknowns about him athletically. Purifoy hasn't had an interception in college, but that may not be from a lack of ball skills as he obviously is good enough at catching passes that the Gators are cross-training him at wide receiver.
Purifoy has rare speed for a large cornerback. He can run with speed receivers down the field and isn't threatened by smaller fast wide outs who try to get over the top. Purifoy can battle the big receivers and won't be bullied around. He also showed nice fundamentals as a first-year starter. Purifoy didn't gamble on routes and was disciplined.
The junior is surprisingly physical for a cornerback."
3b S Dion Bailey 6' 200 4.46 USC this 21 YOA has skills and hip swivle to play CB. I compare him to Glover Quin as Dion has played LB and nickle corner prior to moving back to safety 2013. 58 Tackles 5 INTs. Replaces McCain and maybe Manning 2015.
3c ILB/OLB Yawin Smallwood 6'3" 240 Connecticutt 118 T, 4 sacks, 1 INT, 9.5 for loss and defended 10 passes. Turns 22 Christmas & good motor and IMO could play OLB. Did not quit despite team record.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=112371&draftyear=2015&genpos=ILB
4. NT Ryan Carrethers 6'2" Ark St 87 Ts, 8 TFL , 4 sacks
http://www.fox16.com/sports/story/Carrethers-Named-SBC-Defensive-Player-of-the-Week/d/story/_0-Vd30ok0e8J3Z0cgzv_w
5a OLB James Gayle 6'4" 255 Virgina Tech (almost went here for his teammate Taylor Hart).
http://firstroundgrade.com/2013/08/17/2014-nfl-draft-first-look-james-gayle-de-va-tech/
http://www.hokiesports.com/football/players/gayle_james.html
5b. RT JaWuan James 6'6" 318 Tennessee I like him better at right tackle than A. Richardson. He seems to never get beat. I'm unsure if Brennan Williams returns but this allows some cleaning out of tackles. Getting Cyril in second allows me to gamble James falls to here.
http://www.utsports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/james_jawuan00.html
6. Rb George Atkinson III 6'2" 220 4.48 Notre Dame 93/555 6 avg. As always ND's RBs hare the ball. 7/51 receiving.
7. CB Phillip Gaines 6' 185 Rice 4 INTs no one seems to have heard of him and TBH when I watch him he just seems steady. Low Risk high reward.