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Was gonna wait until tomorrow morning to start this thread, but I just spotted an article detailing the players still on the board:
sports.yahoo.com
Some pretty damn good talent remains and what's cool is we have the pick of the litter with the 1st selection in Round 4. We also have another pick late in the round. Checking the list, there are definitely some decent talents who for whatever reasons, have slipped into Day 3. Biggest shocker has to be Kelee Ringo, CB. I remember in the earliest mocks he was almost always listed in the 1st round. Wondering if it's injury related or some other issue that has pulled him down to the last day.
Anyway, as I said, we have the pick of the litter and here are just a few names who should merit serious consideration:
Ade Adebawore, DL, Northwestern - He killed it at the combine and his pro day, and his stock had been on the steady rise to the point many recent mocks had him as a late 1st to early 2nd round pick. But something's prevented his name from being called. Maybe it's his tweener size (is he a DE or a DT) that has cost him.
Dawand Jones, OT, Ohio State - Is he too big and lumbering? This man mountain clocks in at 6'8/384, qualifying him for his own zip code. I thought the evals on him were for the most part quite positive, but apparently the league's GMs don't read the evals.
Luke Wypler, C, Ohio State - (this one's for Jiddy) What's with this lack of love for the Buckeyes? Just about every board out there in mock land had Luke as one of the 3-5 top centers in the draft. The only thing I can think of is he might be considered a bit smallish by today's monster-size standards.
A.T. Perry, WR, Wake Forest - Not sure if any WR is on Poles yet-to-draft board, at least in the 4th round that is. But it's a bit surprising that this lengthy, athletic red zone threat is heading into day 3 without a team.
2023 NFL Draft: Best available players for Rounds 4-7
Our No. 27 overall prospect is still available, as are nearly a quarter of the top 100.
sports.yahoo.com
Some pretty damn good talent remains and what's cool is we have the pick of the litter with the 1st selection in Round 4. We also have another pick late in the round. Checking the list, there are definitely some decent talents who for whatever reasons, have slipped into Day 3. Biggest shocker has to be Kelee Ringo, CB. I remember in the earliest mocks he was almost always listed in the 1st round. Wondering if it's injury related or some other issue that has pulled him down to the last day.
Anyway, as I said, we have the pick of the litter and here are just a few names who should merit serious consideration:
Ade Adebawore, DL, Northwestern - He killed it at the combine and his pro day, and his stock had been on the steady rise to the point many recent mocks had him as a late 1st to early 2nd round pick. But something's prevented his name from being called. Maybe it's his tweener size (is he a DE or a DT) that has cost him.
Dawand Jones, OT, Ohio State - Is he too big and lumbering? This man mountain clocks in at 6'8/384, qualifying him for his own zip code. I thought the evals on him were for the most part quite positive, but apparently the league's GMs don't read the evals.
Luke Wypler, C, Ohio State - (this one's for Jiddy) What's with this lack of love for the Buckeyes? Just about every board out there in mock land had Luke as one of the 3-5 top centers in the draft. The only thing I can think of is he might be considered a bit smallish by today's monster-size standards.
A.T. Perry, WR, Wake Forest - Not sure if any WR is on Poles yet-to-draft board, at least in the 4th round that is. But it's a bit surprising that this lengthy, athletic red zone threat is heading into day 3 without a team.
