Gulf of Brazil
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I knew walter football trolled our boards looking for mock draft ideas.
They've gone to absolute shit the last couple years but sometimes you can find little tidbits that are worthy
I knew walter football trolled our boards looking for mock draft ideas.
If Taylor isn't there, they might as well go another direction.
I'd rather see them take T.J. than Jonah Williams.
They've gone to absolute shit the last couple years but sometimes you can find little tidbits that are worthy
He's a perfect fit as a true 3-4 Edge/OLB.
Isn't that what Matt Patricia's defense is for the most part?
Solak: Cornerback Rankings | The Draft Network
8. Sean Bunting
CB, Central Michigan
If you read my Greedy blurb, you know I'm willing to risk it all for long corners who can flip and fly: that's Bunting. Really loose hips for a 6-foot+ corner, and that transitional speed shows up nicely in zone, where Bunting is strong.
The press coverage is currently disappointing, but tools wise he's got what you need. Bunting may benefit from playing off-coverage early, working on his mirror-match ability, and translating that down onto the line of scrimmage so that he relies on his feet more and his hands less.
BB-72; By the end of year two you should have a lock-down CB2 with Bunting. He needs to clean up footwork from overly choppy at times to smooth transitional footwork while not crossing over so damn much in transition to pedal as he can panic at times. He'll need to refine hand placement along opponents hips/rib cage as he has a tendency to latch onto for help in his mirror.
He was a lot more appealing when he was getting mocked into day 3. I'm not sold on him as high as he's been being projected lately.
He was a lot more appealing when he was getting mocked into day 3. I'm not sold on him as high as he's been being projected lately.
Solak: Cornerback Rankings | The Draft Network
Rock Ya-Sin deserves to be 6th in these rankings while David Long and Bunting should be right behind him.
Layne, Isaiah Johnson and Savion Smith are not currently better than those three listed right above. Johnson was rated behind Bunting.
I think Layne is a baller. IJ has a high ceiling but has a ways to go to get there so I agree there. Not sure about Smith. I think Layne is ahead of those guys except for Rock.
He couldn't cover U of M WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, Nico Collins or even Grant Perry and neither are quick-twitched or long-speed WR. tOSU WR trio of Campbell, McLaurin, Dixon had a field day against him and all listed above ate his lunch and were open a lot but QB play from Patterson didn't get his WR the ball like he could have.
Measurables are great to a point but you have to have the technique in mechanics to survive. The one area that is to Layne's benefit is that he can be broken of bad habits but that footwork in correlation to his inability to sink his hips to turn and run on in breaking routes will linger, imo. His recognition skills for routes isn't advanced, like the media portrays it to be, for a player who was once a WR.
Serritella: 2019 NFL Draft Primer – RBs - nfldraftscout.com
Don't sleep on Trayveon Williams as he's one of the best in this class at pass-pro and receiving out of the backfield even though aTm has had questionable QB play during his stint there.
Check out that move at 3:50. That was really impressive.
You see JJ Watt and Von Miller do that a lot in run defense where they just shimmy the OT and slip in to the backfield and make tackles.
Hard to take football advice from a man bun...