I'll let you guys dissect this list but just wanted to throw some names out there that I've seen and liked so far. Feel free to add to this.
DL Christian Wilkins - Clemson
DL Rashan Gary - Michigan
DL Jerry Tillery - Notre Dame
DL Zach Allen - Boston College
EDGE Carl Granderson - Wyoming
EDGE Porter Gustin - USC
EDGE Chase Winovich - Michigan
EDGE Jaylon Ferguson - Louisiana Tech
EDGE Jesse Aniebonam - Maryland
LB Ryan Connelly - Wisconsin
LB Cameron Smith - USC
LB Ulysees Gilbert III - Akron
LB Kalil Hodge - Buffalo
CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
CB Kendall Sheffield - Ohio State
CB Montre Hartage - Northwestern
CB DeAndre Baker - Georgia
CB Ken Webster - Ole Miss
CB/FS Juan Thornhill - Virginia
FS Nasir Adderley - Delaware
SS Johnathan Abram - Mississippi State
SS Chase Hansen - Utah
TE Albert Okwuegbunam - Missouri
TE Logan Parker - Southern Utah
LT Andre Dillard - Washington State
RT Kaleb McGary - Washington
OT Bobby Evans Jr. - Oklahoma
G/C Michael Jordan - Ohio State
T/G Derwin Gray - Maryland
OG Beau Benzschawel - Wisconsin
OC Sean Krepsz - Nevada
OC Elgton Jenkins - Mississippi State [Reply]
Definitely has stepped it up this year, but I'm wondering if he shouldn't return to school. He's too much Dee Ford at this point but that's always enough to get drafted high and his main goal seems to be earning a paycheck to help his mother out. [Reply]
Which one? Cashman is the only one that might be worth a draft pick, but his injury history might push him out. Barber racks up some tackles but is way too slow for the NFL. [Reply]
Originally Posted by kccrow:
Which one? Cashman is the only one that might be worth a draft pick, but his injury history might push him out. Barber racks up some tackles but is way too slow for the NFL.
The one with all the sacks. Whoever that guy is looks ok. [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
The one with all the sacks. Whoever that guy is looks ok.
Carter Coughlin. They run a 4-3 so he plays end but he definitely fits as a 3-4 OLB. He's quick. Still leads the B1G in sacks IIRC. He's only a Jr so we'll see if he declares. Probably a round 2 guy right now. [Reply]
Originally Posted by kccrow:
Carter Coughlin. They run a 4-3 so he plays end but he definitely fits as a 3-4 OLB. He's quick. Still leads the B1G in sacks IIRC. He's only a Jr so we'll see if he declares. Probably a round 2 guy right now.
Yeah, that's him.
I figure if he ends with a big season he'll declare.
Going to add Colorado State ILB Josh Watson to this list, BUT the tape he put out against Hawaii really left a sour taste in my mouth. One day its like "this kid is gonna be special" and then the next it was like "I wouldn't even bring this kid in for a tryout." [Reply]
I know it doesn’t matter much for us but does anyone else think Kyler Murray could be a legit NFL QB?
I haven’t looked into the class really at all but that guy just jumps off the screen. So fast and makes plays in so many ways. He’s got that baseball background that seems to help him throw from different platforms. He’s interesting but he did get drafted by the Oakland Athletics. [Reply]
Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
I know it doesn’t matter much for us but does anyone else think Kyler Murray could be a legit NFL QB?
I haven’t looked into the class really at all but that guy just jumps off the screen. So fast and makes plays in so many ways. He’s got that baseball background that seems to help him throw from different platforms. He’s interesting but he did get drafted by the Oakland Athletics.
I don't see it. Looks about 5'9". 6'0" is already pushing it in the NFL. I don't think he could take snaps under center and read the defense. You'd have to be a shotgun team and get him out of the pocket alot similar to Russell Wilson and Wilson has a couple inches on him Then you have the trajectory and velocity on crossing routes to worry about with his stature because he constantly will have to go up and over lineman's heads. [Reply]
Originally Posted by kccrow:
I don't see it. Looks about 5'9". 6'0" is already pushing it in the NFL. I don't think he could take snaps under center and read the defense. You'd have to be a shotgun team and get him out of the pocket alot similar to Russell Wilson and Wilson has a couple inches on him Then you have the trajectory and velocity on crossing routes to worry about with his stature because he constantly will have to go up and over lineman's heads.
Yep, his height is my big worry as well. Listed at 5’11” but I don’t buy it.
But damn he can make some plays. Fun to watch. [Reply]