2017 Draft Prospects

[Irrefutable]

Originally Posted by punch it in

He has. However he also had the ankle injury midway thru - couple that with the fear of ruining your future and a shit season for MSU and it is easy to see why. It is certainly not a plus, but maybe he is a totally different pro?

Bucky Brooks of the NFL network called McDowell the #1 boom or bust prospect in the draft yesterday. - he takes plays off- and frequently is not in the picture on tape.....quits, instead of pursuing the ball

to big of a risk at #17

[Chico23231]

Christian McCaffrey visit stirs thoughts of enhanced Redskins offense - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN

McCaffrey is visiting. Great article by Keim

highlights:

He could be an excellent complement to both Kelley and Chris Thompson. McCaffrey is bigger than Thompson and faster and quicker than Kelley. He’s also more versatile, with an ability to run routes from the slot or out wide. It’s one thing to line up out there; it’s another to run good routes from multiple spots. That’s what separates McCaffrey

When Thompson enters the game, defenses almost always are in a sub package. With McCaffrey, the Redskins could regulate a defense, keeping it in a base look by using a two-tight end, two-receiver set. They could then create mismatches in the passing game with these targets: McCaffrey, tight ends Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis and receivers Jamison Crowder and Terrelle Pryor (or Josh Doctson).

CBS Sports draft analyst Dane Brugler compared McCaffrey to ex-Eagles running back Brian Westbrook. Their dimensions are almost identical (McCaffrey is an inch taller; Westbrook was a pound heavier). Another name that I’ve heard, in terms of how McCaffrey should be used: Reggie Bush. A swiss-army knife back, but perhaps not great as just a runner.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Yes. I think all three will be there at 17 too.

Not Fournette. He is the only one of the three who could be a true feature back. A team that wants to emphasize the run will snatch him up early.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Christian McCaffrey visit stirs thoughts of enhanced Redskins offense - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN

McCaffrey is visiting. Great article by Keim

highlights:

He could be an excellent complement to both Kelley and Chris Thompson. McCaffrey is bigger than Thompson and faster and quicker than Kelley. He’s also more versatile, with an ability to run routes from the slot or out wide. It’s one thing to line up out there; it’s another to run good routes from multiple spots. That’s what separates McCaffrey

When Thompson enters the game, defenses almost always are in a sub package. With McCaffrey, the Redskins could regulate a defense, keeping it in a base look by using a two-tight end, two-receiver set. They could then create mismatches in the passing game with these targets: McCaffrey, tight ends Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis and receivers Jamison Crowder and Terrelle Pryor (or Josh Doctson).

CBS Sports draft analyst Dane Brugler compared McCaffrey to ex-Eagles running back Brian Westbrook. Their dimensions are almost identical (McCaffrey is an inch taller; Westbrook was a pound heavier). Another name that I’ve heard, in terms of how McCaffrey should be used: Reggie Bush. A swiss-army knife back, but perhaps not great as just a runner.

He reminds me of Marshall Faulk in his style: quick cuts, keeps his feet moving, breakaway speed, great receiver. And, no, I'm not saying he is a future HOF'er.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

Bucky Brooks of the NFL network called McDowell the #1 boom or bust prospect in the draft yesterday. - he takes plays off- and frequently is not in the picture on tape.....quits, instead of pursuing the ball



to big of a risk at #17

KI mentioned it. Same response I gave him. When you have an injury, know you are a first round pick, and play on a crappy team - u are not going to give it ur all. See 2015 for this guys true performance capabilities.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

Bucky Brooks of the NFL network called McDowell the #1 boom or bust prospect in the draft yesterday. - he takes plays off- and frequently is not in the picture on tape.....quits, instead of pursuing the ball



to big of a risk at #17

What if they traded down - picked up an extra pick and still got him?

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

He reminds me of Marshall Faulk in his style: quick cuts, keeps his feet moving, breakaway speed, great receiver. And, no, I'm not saying he is a future HOF'er.

I see Brian Westbrook, myself.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I see Brian Westbrook, myself.

easily the Eagle player I respected most of all time. I would love to get a similar talent on our side.


I think the key with McCaffery is his hands. Having McCaffery motion in and out the backfield is key. Playing the match up game on first and second downs...making the opponents switch d calls frees up guys like Reed and Crowder to wreak havoc in the middle of the field.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I see Brian Westbrook, myself.

Unfortunately he is most likely going to play for Brian's team.

[30gut]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

He reminds me of Marshall Faulk in his style: quick cuts, keeps his feet moving, breakaway speed, great receiver. And, no, I'm not saying he is a future HOF'er.

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I see Brian Westbrook, myself.

I'm with you on the Westbrook, a better Danny Woodhead, Reggie Bush, Warrick Dunn but I really see Doug Baldwin, Randall Cobb, Pierre Garcon, Tyrek? Hill....I see a tough WR

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Christian McCaffrey visit stirs thoughts of enhanced Redskins offense - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN

McCaffrey is visiting. Great article by Keim

highlights:

He could be an excellent complement to both Kelley and Chris Thompson. McCaffrey is bigger than Thompson and faster and quicker than Kelley. He’s also more versatile, with an ability to run routes from the slot or out wide. It’s one thing to line up out there; it’s another to run good routes from multiple spots. That’s what separates McCaffrey

When Thompson enters the game, defenses almost always are in a sub package. With McCaffrey, the Redskins could regulate a defense, keeping it in a base look by using a two-tight end, two-receiver set. They could then create mismatches in the passing game with these targets: McCaffrey, tight ends Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis and receivers Jamison Crowder and Terrelle Pryor (or Josh Doctson).

CBS Sports draft analyst Dane Brugler compared McCaffrey to ex-Eagles running back Brian Westbrook. Their dimensions are almost identical (McCaffrey is an inch taller; Westbrook was a pound heavier). Another name that I’ve heard, in terms of how McCaffrey should be used: Reggie Bush. A swiss-army knife back, but perhaps not great as just a runner.

Excellent post Chico. A lot of mocks have us picking him right now. I saw one mock that had us picking Watson, Clemson QB, thinking it might give us more leverage with Cousins and if Cousins ends up walking we have a QB who might end up being very good. Cleveland needs a QB and has 2 1st round picks including #1 which they'll use on Miles Garrett because you just can't pass him up. Do you think we could package a deal for their 2 #1's and get Garrett and Watson? Would you do it? I want Cousins here but I'm not sure wtf management is thinking.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I see Brian Westbrook, myself.

I just looked at some Westbrook highlights and I must say McCaffery does indeed strongly resemble Westbrook in his running style.

[los panda]

i saw mac attack be compared to westbrook, then i saw cook be compared to faulk and i was like whuh.

[Bangee7]

Originally Posted by los panda

i saw mac attack be compared to westbrook, then i saw cook be compared to faulk and i was like whuh.

yeah, a Faulk-type talent would be too much to pass by. I'm thinking he'll be gone by #17, but if he isn't, we should pounce.

[los panda]

are we still posting these in here?

Your score is: 13264 (GRADE: A-)

Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 23 (NYG): Zach Cunningham, OLB/ILB, Vanderbilt (B)
Round 1 Pick 31 (ATL): Teez Tabor, CB, Florida (B)
Round 2 Pick 15 (BALT): T.J. Watt, OLB, Wisconsin (A-)
Round 3 Pick 20 (T.B.): Jaleel Johnson, DT, Iowa (B-)
Round 3 Pick 21 (DET): Cooper Kupp, WR, Eastern Washington (A)
Round 3 Pick 25 (HOU): Justin Evans, SS, Texas A&M (A-)
Round 4 Pick 6 (LAC): Isaac Asiata, OG, Utah (A-)
Round 4 Pick 7: D'Onta Foreman, RB, Texas (B-)
Round 5 Pick 28 (G.B.): Stevie Tu'ikolovatu, DT, Southern California (C+)
Round 5 Pick 36 (K.C.): Chad Kelly, QB, Ole Miss (C)
Round 6 Pick 19 (DEN): Marquez White, CB, Florida State (A)
Round 6 Pick 28 (G.B.): KD Cannon, WR, Baylor (A-)
Round 7 Pick 2: Zane Gonzalez, K, Arizona State (A+)
Round 7 Pick 11 (N.O.): Austin Rehkow, P, Idaho (A+)
Round 7 Pick 17: Kyle Kalis, OG, Michigan (C+)