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(02-27-2020, 08:33 PM)JagJohn Wrote: [ -> ]Chase Claypool turning some heads with that size and that speed

Looks like a team has asked him to go thru TE drills as well.

Ruggs or Reagor at 20 should be an easy call.

(02-27-2020, 09:06 PM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Ruggs or Reagor at 20 should be an easy call.

Prefer Reagor but im getting more on board with Ruggs there too. Wouldn't be surprised if he goes top 15 when all is said and done however

Reagor had a strange combine

https://twitter.com/Marcus_Mosher/status...72384?s=19

(02-27-2020, 09:06 PM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Ruggs or Reagor at 20 should be an easy call.

If Ruggs is available at 20, we'd better be running as fast as he was in his 40 to the podium.

The top three WRs all impressed. They’ll all be gone before 20

Not sure what happened to Shennault thoigh, I was expecting him to be better than that.

And shame Tee Higgins decided not to take part. But I guess we see him at a pro day at some point.

No thanks on a WR at 20.

One of Simmons, Okudah, Brown, or Kinlaw at 9 hopefully. I feel all 4 will be elite players in this league. And one of Wills, Thomas, Becton, or Wirfs at 20. Dream 1st round. If one of those 4 tackles fall to mid teens I would think about trading up a few spots to jump Miami to get one

(02-28-2020, 08:08 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]One of Simmons, Okudah, Brown, or Kinlaw at 9 hopefully. I feel all 4 will be elite players in this league.  And one of Wills, Thomas, Becton, or Wirfs at 20.  Dream 1st round.   If one of those 4 tackles fall to mid teens I would think about trading up a few spots to jump Miami to get one

Yeah, I agree, that would be ideal.

Any thoughts or observations on how those players have performed at the combine?

(02-28-2020, 08:14 AM)Andy G Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-28-2020, 08:08 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]One of Simmons, Okudah, Brown, or Kinlaw at 9 hopefully. I feel all 4 will be elite players in this league.  And one of Wills, Thomas, Becton, or Wirfs at 20.  Dream 1st round.   If one of those 4 tackles fall to mid teens I would think about trading up a few spots to jump Miami to get one

Yeah, I agree, that would be ideal.

Any thoughts or observations on how those players have performed at the combine?

They haven't done drills yet

Jefferson and Mims looked great last night.

I think all 5 of the top OTs are off the board at 20.

(02-28-2020, 09:20 AM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Jefferson and Mims looked great last night.

I think all 5 of the top OTs are off the board at 20.

Agree

(02-27-2020, 09:06 PM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Ruggs or Reagor at 20 should be an easy call.

Ruggs won't get past 15. At this point, I'm wondering if he leapfrogs Jeudy or Lamb.

Reagor will be there, but I'd rather pursue big guys early and sneak a pick for someone like Mims later.

(02-28-2020, 10:30 AM)Mikey Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-27-2020, 09:06 PM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Ruggs or Reagor at 20 should be an easy call.

Ruggs won't get past 15. At this point, I'm wondering if he leapfrogs Jeudy or Lamb.

Reagor will be there, but I'd rather pursue big guys early and sneak a pick for someone like Mims later.

Brown, Kinlaw, Wills Jr, Wirfs, Becton, Thomas, and Jones are all off the board. What big guy are you pursuing at 20 in that very possible if not probable case? I do agree Ruggs probably isn't going to be there at 20 either unfortunately.

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If Claypool were to make it to our third he'd be very intriguing too. He'd be a matchup nightmare.

(02-28-2020, 09:20 AM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Jefferson and Mims looked great last night.

I think all 5 of the top OTs are off the board at 20.

Yeah, you always think that.  Bolles, Ramszyk, and Cam all fell past 20 a few years ago when people all thought they were going earlier.  Why I said though if there is a run I would look into jumping Miami to get one of those top 4

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Dillard went 22 last year and Taylor fell to the 2nd. You didnt think those guys would be there last year either

For WR get me Mims or Jefferson hopefully they last until rd 2.

Mims would be a steal in RD3. Also. Looks like Harrison Bryant is increasing his value. Per Chad Reuter, one of the winners yesterday at the combine.

Harrison Bryant, TE, Florida Atlantic: Bryant not only ran well (4.73 40), but he was the most consistently smooth mover during the various position drills, just besting Dayton's Adam Trautman (4.80 40, 6.78 three-cone) for this spot. He adjusted to throws all around him, snatching the ball with strong hands, while also moving quickly around cones with impressive footwork. Bryant also was one of the few tight ends to push the blocking sled, staying low and moving his feet while others pushed the sled upward and failed to generate movement.

I wanted to see him block a bit. So that's good to see he's pushing the sled at his size.

(02-28-2020, 10:46 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-28-2020, 09:20 AM)Upper Wrote: [ -> ]Jefferson and Mims looked great last night.

I think all 5 of the top OTs are off the board at 20.

Yeah, you always think that.  Bolles, Ramszyk, and Cam all fell past 20 a few years ago when people all thought they were going earlier.  Why I said though if there is a run I would look into jumping Miami to get one of those top 4

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Dillard went 22 last year and Taylor fell to the 2nd. You didnt think those guys would be there last year either

Not the same at all. Bolles and Dillard were late fast risers and went where they were expected to. Taylor and Cam had glaring red flags. And Ramszyk was awesome but RT only.

These guys are all already way up there and at least as of now don't have any real major red flags. Well see with the 3 cone and SS I do worry about Thomas and a little bit Wirfs.

(02-28-2020, 10:56 AM)Caldrac Wrote: [ -> ]Mims would be a steal in RD3. Also. Looks like Harrison Bryant is increasing his value. Per Chad Reuter, one of the winners yesterday at the combine.

Harrison Bryant, TE, Florida Atlantic: Bryant not only ran well (4.73 40), but he was the most consistently smooth mover during the various position drills, just besting Dayton's Adam Trautman (4.80 40, 6.78 three-cone) for this spot. He adjusted to throws all around him, snatching the ball with strong hands, while also moving quickly around cones with impressive footwork. Bryant also was one of the few tight ends to push the blocking sled, staying low and moving his feet while others pushed the sled upward and failed to generate movement.

I wanted to see him block a bit. So that's good to see he's pushing the sled at his size.

Yeah, I'd take Bryant over any of them WRs