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I'm wondering how Howard's restructure effects the odds of being able to trade him. With the money moved to later years, it might make it difficult to move him.
I thought this number was a good Kenyon Green comparison. But Green was better than this.
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Kelvin Banks won both the Outland Trophy and the Lombardi Award.
Howard's status wouldn't keep me from drafting either Banks or Jackson.
Intangibles isn't going to help Booker get out on a screen or pick up a twist. He's a phone booth lineman. Doesn't mean Booker can't find a role in the NFL. But he's not a 1st round caliber prospect.
Wasn't my question. Outland is limited to IOL and Lombardi for spirit. I am not knocking Banks and would love to have him.
Will Fuller type prospect. That speed is a special trait that will get him drafted first round. Separators get a bump when drafting.
There was a bit more information given in his draft profile concerning those drops. Did you not want to add that? How did he do in the championship game in 2024 and then in the Peach bowl?
I've openly hoped for a more athletic offensive line. They don't need to be underwear olympians. Just no more sloths.
There was a bit more information given in his draft profile concerning those drops. Did you not want to add that? How did he do in the championship game in 2024 and then in the Peach bowl?
Did the three mocks you got your information from say that his drop rate from 2023 went from over 13% to just over 6% a drop of 50%? Did they also say that during that same time period his contested catch rate doubled?
Todd McShay, Daniel Jeremiah and 33rd Teams Kyle Crabb have him graded/ranked over Tet McMillan?
I think there are more having him round one than not.
Actually, I am hoping your sources are correct and not mine. I would love to be able to trade up and get him round 2.
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Had a "devastating" knee injury in October last year.I happily would draft a different WR. He only has 1 thing on a few others I would take at 25 or in the 2nd. And most run in the 4.4s which is fast enough and are 6' 2 or more. Paired with another 6' 3 WR with speed (Nico) and both with jump ball win % in the very high percentage.
Or someone like this who needs a little bit of polish. But, day 1 provides a vertical threat with his speed and is a jump ball master. Dude bends in crazy ways in the air to snag a pass. And probably will be around in the 3rd. Runs a 4.41....more than fast enough to separate. He is thin, but could easily add 10+ lbs even before OTAs.
Tory Horton Wide Receiver Colorado State | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Rating: 83.6 Rank: #18 Forty: 4.41 Horton brings a specialized skillset that will immediately translate to teams needing vertical juice in their passing game. His tape shows a receiver who t...
Horton was able to run a 4.4 forty and vertical 37" at the combine. My guess is that he's a full go for mini camp.
The only issue I have with Golden is he's a body catcher. Other than that, he's ultra competitive and would've had a bigger year. if he didn't have to wait for the ball.There was a bit more information given in his draft profile concerning those drops. Did you not want to add that? How did he do in the championship game in 2024 and then in the Peach bowl?
Did the three mocks you got your information from say that his drop rate from 2023 went from over 13% to just over 6% a drop of 50%? Did they also say that during that same time period his contested catch rate doubled?
Todd McShay, Daniel Jeremiah and 33rd Teams Kyle Crabb have him graded/ranked over Tet McMillan?
I think there are more having him round one than not.
Actually, I am hoping your sources are correct and not mine. I would love to be able to trade up and get him round 2.
If Caserio waits until the 3rd rd Horton would be my fallback plan, he can play.
There are several Day 2 WRs I would be happy with.
Should be able to get one of these guys at 2-58.
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Well there were reasons I didn't have Bond on my list of Day 2 WRs. But suspicion of sexual assault was not one of them.
Oooooo...I thought he would have some good potential in our offense, but we don't need those kinds of issues
I made a thread about this guy.How about Savion Williams? I know TCU WRs have been blah in the NFL. But, this kid really seems to have it together. And can get better with a good staff.
Savion Williams Wide Receiver TCU | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Rating: 84.4 Rank: #13 Forty: 4.48 Raw physical talent jumps off the tape with Williams, particularly in the vertical passing game where his combination of size and acceleration creates cons...
If she has texting proof of apology and payment offer, he could be charged and convicted.
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And to Brown's credit, he did get in better shape once he was with the Ravens. The question with Booker is, can he become a better athlete or is this just what he is?
As someone who has a high level ,modern p4 athlete, alot of those nil numbers are fake
Who had the better rookie year, Bowers or Kyle Pitts?
When you draft exceptions high, your team will become full of exceptions. Once Brown started falling, I thought the Texans should've drafted him. Drafting Booker because he sounds good is not a good idea. I see him as a liability in pass pro and that's an issue.Circling back to the Tyler Booker enigma. Intangibles he has it. Compared to Will Anderson as a leader and captain for Alabama. That tells me DeMeco is automatically pounding the table for him.
So that made me do a deep dive and find a similar prospect that is still playing and success in the modern NFL. Has there been a highly touted OL prospect that posted such awful workout numbers at the combine?
And I found the outlier: Orlando Brown Jr. A consensus first rounder in the 2018 draft who fell to the Ravens and their 3rd round pick that year. He is a 4 time pro bowler.
Orlando Brown RAS
Orlando Brown was drafted by Ravens with pick 83 in round 3 in the 2018 NFL Draft out of Oklahoma. He recorded a Relative Athletic Score of 0.72, out of a possible 10.0. RAS is a composite metric o…
Not the most reliable source but per this reddit link a poster broke down RAS scores and pro bowlers by position:
Main takeaways from that post:
Since 2010 2 pro bowl OTs out of 19 had a RAS score lower than a 6. Media RAS score 9.37 for pro bowl OTs.
3 pro bowl OGs out of 22 had a RAS score lower than a 6. Median RAS score 8.80 for OGs.
TLDR: Outliers exist. But how often are you comfortable taking a swing on outliers? I would take a swing on Booker if he fell to that Orlando Brown range. Stranger things have happened but I don’t expect him to fall out of the 1st round.
Agreed, that’s why i’ll take a higher floor prospect round 1 over a higher ceiling prospect more often than not. Just because a guy has a high floor doesn’t mean he has a low ceiling.
I like Jonah as an option as well, but he doesn’t seem to be getting a lot of buzz
Arthur Smith was Pitts HC.
Every draft season there are narratives being pushed and leave us fans wondering why guys were taken higher or lower than expected.
While I really like Loveland, I’d prefer to go OL or WR in round 1. I know he’s a difference maker, but I think both he and Warren will go top 15. That’s too much for me to do a trade up.
Yeah I wouldn't trade up past 1-18 for Loveland. If I could do that and pick Kyle Williams at 2-58 I would be very happy with the start of this draft. I'm betting that Caserio can find a starting OG at 3-79. Dylan Fairchild/Ratlege/The LSU guys/Anthony Belton and maybe even drafting Hollin Peirce and playing him at LG.
If we traded up to 18, I’d prefer to go OL in round 2. I wouldn’t want to risking missing out by waiting.
Weapons like these 2 guys would make it worth the risk for me. I'm comfortable in thinking Caserio can find a starting OG in the 3rd. Another couple of guys you should checkout who are good OL are Logan Brown and Jack Nelson. Really like these guys and think they could easily be day 1 starters at LG although they played LT in college. Interesting note Brown played with Nelson at Wisconsin. Imagine drafting both of them in the 3rd rd.