Defensewins
03-19-2018, 08:42 PM
Who can forget the performance this guy had in the biggest game 1 int and 1 pass catch TD.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLk-saBphgI
Word is he benched a team high 545 pounds at Alabama and squats over 600 pounds. Runs a 5.0 forty and has good hands. Looks like a great blocking/pass catching FB on goal line offense as well as being a pretty good DT.
sdskinsfan2001
03-21-2018, 11:49 AM
In an ideal world where every position we need is equal in BPA, based on who we signed so far, here is how I'd draft:
1. DL/NT
2. RB
4. G
5. CB
6. S
7. MLB
7. TE
skinsfaninok
03-21-2018, 03:10 PM
Nelson from ND is the best player in the draft, I have watched 2 full games (UM, LSU) and he is straight killing it.
skinsfaninok
03-23-2018, 04:23 PM
Baker Mayfield earns second-highest score ever for quarterbacks on NFL intelligence test | OU Sports Extra | tulsaworld.com (http://www.tulsaworld.com/sportsextra/ousportsextra/baker-mayfield-earns-second-highest-score-ever-for-quarterbacks-on/article_dec85576-8fac-5ade-807d-59b5c2bd924f.html)
next manziel
skinsfan69
03-23-2018, 06:20 PM
Per PFF.
Martrell Spaight was the best Run stopping LB in the league last yr, with a 14.6% stop percentage.
I think all of our LB's are pretty good in that area. It's in coverage where they're total clusterfucks. When our LB's are out in space they're useless. If we don't draft a DT then I hope those clowns in the front office draft Roquan Smith. He's a 3 down LB that doesn't need to come off the field. No offense to Foster, but he's a backup on most teams.
DYoungJelly
03-23-2018, 08:35 PM
Per PFF.
Martrell Spaight was the best Run stopping LB in the league last yr, with a 14.6% stop percentage.
Is that stat based on making a tackle v missing a tackle?
The reason I ask is because the critique of the LB corps after Brown and Foster went out and/ or became injured was where the tackles were being made.
Brown is one of the fastest LB in the league and Foster is one of the smartest (not best, but smart). I think those two traits are synergistic. Between the two, I think the tackles were being made for much shorter gains than after they became out or limited.
FrenchSkin
03-24-2018, 02:05 AM
Is that stat based on making a tackle v missing a tackle?
The reason I ask is because the critique of the LB corps after Brown and Foster went out and/ or became injured was where the tackles were being made.
Brown is one of the fastest LB in the league and Foster is one of the smartest (not best, but smart). I think those two traits are synergistic. Between the two, I think the tackles were being made for much shorter gains than after they became out or limited.
Agreed.
I really don't get why Foster is so underrated here. When the DL was healthy, he and Brown where all around the field against the run, and he covers way better than Brown.
Not the best athleticism but as you say he is smart... and tough as a mofo ! ! He had a game winning INT minutes after dislocating his shoulder!
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mitch e
03-24-2018, 02:32 PM
I would like to see Ridley. we need a wr in a bad way.
skinsfaninok
03-26-2018, 12:45 PM
Guice
Smith
Vea
That's my top 3 choices for #13. Vea and Smith will probably be gone as they are both top prospects at their pos.