Day 2 Big Board

[MHS831]

Please add to the list, but these were the names that jumped off the page.  Some basic predictions, then boom--the big board. 

1. Look for Miami or Denver to move up for Lock.

2. There will be a ton of WRs, OL, and defensive backs taken in round 2.

Grouped by position in no particular order:

PLAYER	POS	TEAM
Cody Ford	G/T	Oklahoma
Dalton Risner	T/G/C	Kansas St.
Eric McCoy	C/G	Tex AM
Jawaan Taylor	ROT	Florida
Elgton Jenkins	C/G	Miss St
Greg Little	T	Miss
Max Scharping	T	N. Illinois
Connor McGovern	G/C	Penn St.
Michael Jordan	G	Ohio State
Michael Deiter	G	Wisconsin
DreMont Jones	DT	Ohio State
Juan Thornhill	S	Virginia
Taylor Rapp	S	Washington
Nassir Adderly	S	Delaware
Amani Hooker	S	Iowa
Deionte Thompson	S	Alabama
Marquise Blair	S	Utah (Underrated)
Byron Murphy	CB	Washington
Greedy Williams	CB	LSU
Rock Ya-sin	CB	Temple
Julian Love	CB	Notre Dame
Lonnie Johnson	CB	Kentucky
Drew Lock	QB	Missouri
Will Grier	QB	W. Virginia (overrated?)

[Cpt slay a ho]

No a huge fan of Rapp. Good player but when thinking about pairing him with Reid, I don’t think it’s a good fit, majority of his ints were just him being Johnny on the spot. 

Idk what the hell is up with Jawaan, he must have serious medical red flags.

we could sit at 47 and still get a good player imo, no need to trade up, just pray there’s a run on cbs,WR, and qb at the start of the 2nd

[AU-panther]

Plenty of good players to stay put and get a quality player.

[ecu88]

Give me Ford or give me death, I meant Thornhill!

[RockyTopVol]

Can someone explain why Jawaan Taylor has fallen so far? His game tape shows one of the best pass-blocking linemen in the draft. 

 

[ecu88]

2 minutes ago, RockyTopVol said:

Can someone explain why Jawaan Taylor has fallen so far? His game tape shows one of the best pass-blocking linemen in the draft. 

 

Red flags on health and weight issues. Bad back and knee, also being almost 380 at one time.

[Black&BlueBubba]

1 minute ago, ecu88 said:

Red flags on health and weight issues. Bad back and knee, also being almost 380 at one time.

But at 47?  Hell yeah.  But my crush is still Ford.  Massive fluid mauler that would negate any interior pass rush this year at LG and can slide to RT next year.  

[MHS831]

1 hour ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

No a huge fan of Rapp. Good player but when thinking about pairing him with Reid, I don’t think it’s a good fit, majority of his ints were just him being Johnny on the spot. 

Idk what the hell is up with Jawaan, he must have serious medical red flags.

we could sit at 47 and still get a good player imo, no need to trade up, just pray there’s a run on cbs,WR, and qb at the start of the 2nd

I  am torn on Rapp--being "johnny on  the  spot" (I assume you mean he sorta got lucky) is something I want out of my FS.  His speed is not good, but I wonder if his IQ makes up for it?  I don't know---but if we take him, I would have an open mind.  A 4.4 guy who takes a bad first step, bad angle, or is slow to read is not as a 4.8 guy who anticipates more than reacts.  Still, he is a boom or bust for that reason.

[Daddy_Uncle]

Best lineman or safety and I'm happy

[Cpt slay a ho]

1 hour ago, MHS831 said:

I  am torn on Rapp--being "johnny on  the  spot" (I assume you mean he sorta got lucky) is something I want out of my FS.  His speed is not good, but I wonder if his IQ makes up for it?  I don't know---but if we take him, I would have an open mind.  A 4.4 guy who takes a bad first step, bad angle, or is slow to read is not as a 4.8 guy who anticipates more than reacts.  Still, he is a boom or bust for that reason.

It’s just to say his int were more so right play right time instead of good coverage per say, couple plays o saw him benefiting from under throws where in the nfl he would have gotten smoked for a 65 yarder. I dont put much into his 40, he plays fast but I think he’s suited for ss more so than fs, where I can see guys like Thornhill and Adderly being able to play nickel ect 

[ecu88]

2 hours ago, Black&BlueBubba said:

But at 47?  Hell yeah.  But my crush is still Ford.  Massive fluid mauler that would negate any interior pass rush this year at LG and can slide to RT next year.  

If we get Ford

[Shocker]

6 hours ago, MHS831 said:

Please add to the list, but these were the names that jumped off the page.  Some basic predictions, then boom--the big board. 

1. Look for Miami or Denver to move up for Lock.

2. There will be a ton of WRs, OL, and defensive backs taken in round 2.

Grouped by position in no particular order:

PLAYER	POS	TEAM
Cody Ford	G/T	Oklahoma
Dalton Risner	T/G/C	Kansas St.
Eric McCoy	C/G	Tex AM
Jawaan Taylor	ROT	Florida
Elgton Jenkins	C/G	Miss St
Greg Little	T	Miss
Max Scharping	T	N. Illinois
Connor McGovern	G/C	Penn St.
Michael Jordan	G	Ohio State
Michael Deiter	G	Wisconsin
DreMont Jones	DT	Ohio State
Juan Thornhill	S	Virginia
Taylor Rapp	S	Washington
Nassir Adderly	S	Delaware
Amani Hooker	S	Iowa
Deionte Thompson	S	Alabama
Marquise Blair	S	Utah (Underrated)
Byron Murphy	CB	Washington
Greedy Williams	CB	LSU
Rock Ya-sin	CB	Temple
Julian Love	CB	Notre Dame
Lonnie Johnson	CB	Kentucky
Drew Lock	QB	Missouri
Will Grier	QB	W. Virginia (overrated?)

Will Grier  looks totally out of place on that list 

[kungfoodude]

OL or Thornhill.

[Bartin]

1 minute ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

It’s just to say his int were more so right play right time instead of good coverage per say, couple plays o saw him benefiting from under throws where in the nfl he would have gotten smoked for a 65 yarder. I dont put much into his 40, he plays fast but I think he’s suited for ss more so than fs, where I can see guys like Thornhill and Adderly being able to play nickel ect 

Generally that is most Safety INTs. Either a miscommunication between the WR and QB or it’s because of something the pass rush did. Rarely is it because the safety is a ball hawk and made a play.

Kurt Coleman in 2015 got most of his from just being in the right place at the right time.