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Devin Lloyd
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Devin Lloyd
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Walker actually averaged more carries per game at Wake last year. And had 13 TDs to Beal’s 5.I look at MSU and see that RB is the Heisman front runner. Then I look at Wake Forrest where he was only the second stringer and it makes me really want to draft the Wake Forest RB. I don't know what kind of draft stock he has but that alone should make him worth a look.
First pick for me has to be either Thibideaux, Hamilton or McCreary. A QB will go in the top 5 as well as that mamoth OT too so as long as we dont pick past 5 we should be good
Not to be Johnny Raincloud but that's the way Matt Millen drafted... one and done.Devin Lloyd
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Not to be Johnny Raincloud but that's the way Matt Millen drafted... one and done.
Utah db's always are well coached. Those with any talent always do very well. Bishop has not been THAT good al season, I hope it was him taking the next step and not a single game.@Mebert , I was really impressed with the true Frosh Safety, Bishop, last night. Re-aligning players for the defense. That young man had one hell of a game.
I'm still NOT impressed all that much with Thibs, but he was double teamed and playing mostly as 6 and 5 tech which is a waste of his talent, imo
I am aware there are many prospects as good as him, and he won't go in the top 10. I am just having some fun. He is absolutely the guy I want most in the up coming draft, and I think when it is all said and done he is considered one of the best players to come out of it.Not to be Johnny Raincloud but that's the way Matt Millen drafted... one and done.
Has a number 1 pick ever been used on a safety?@Mebert , I was really impressed with the true Frosh Safety, Bishop, last night. Re-aligning players for the defense. That young man had one hell of a game.
I'm still NOT impressed all that much with Thibs, but he was double teamed and playing mostly as 6 and 5 tech which is a waste of his talent, imo
Has a number 1 pick ever been used on a safety?