(03-27-2018, 01:27 AM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote:

(03-26-2018, 11:27 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: As a huge UCLA fan, there is no way Miller should be this high. He is all finesse and lacks functional strength. He plays too high which allows bull rushers to get under his pads and shove him backwards. To even be decent, he has to go to the right scheme fit. He would be a disaster if he goes to a power blocking scheme like ours.

I tend to agree about Kolton Miller. NFL.Com has him in a cluster at about 85-95 in top prospects. 

However, the NFLdraftscout.com value board numbers him 32.

His stock is up due to fantastic Combine numbers. 4.95 forty, 24 reps, 31,5 vertical, 10' + broad jump. 

We have to beware of any late, fast-rising players, but what about sinkers?

Nfldraftscout.com has 109 next to Orlando Brown's name, while NFL.com has Brown just outside the top twenty. Orlando's Combine numbers are AWFUL. 5.85 forty, 14 strength reps, and a whopping 19 inch vertical.

I personally call it a wash between Williams, Brown and Miller - moving on to Brian O'Neill or Jamarco Jones in the third round or so.

Brown did improve his numbers at his Pro day. He displayed a 25.5" vertical, 5.63/40 time and 18 reps. That's still not good, but much better than the Combine. Adding that to his outstanding game tape and I think he falls to the mid second to mid 3rd rounds. I believe O'Neill could go as high as the very late first, but most likely the high to mid 2nd round. Jones is probably a 3rd rounder.

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