(02-16-2022, 06:28 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(02-14-2022, 01:34 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Cameron Thomas...

https://youtu.be/iLDy_veRkPM

Kingsley Enagbare

https://youtu.be/xsMs3Du3CkE

(02-16-2022, 02:49 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Brian Robinson vs. Jerome Ford

I like Thomas over Enagbare. Thomas is coming off a pretty big year. Was very disruptive in the backfield. Only downside I think was an injury which kept him out of the Senior Bowl. Hamstring injury I think. He was in contention to increase his stock to late RD1 I believe. 

Between Brian Robinson and Jerome Ford. I like Robinson. A little bit more experience. More size to him. However, he's able to have an impact in the receiving game as well. Ford is similar on paper. I watched both of them closely in their play-off match up. Robinson clearly had an edge in that one. I really like Robinson though if he's an option in RD6 but I think RB's get valued vastly different depending on who you are and who you ask. I would probably invest a 4th or even 5th RD pick on him. 

I was waiting to see when the RB comps would come up in this thread. I held back a little bit. I think RB is still an important position on this team. Especially with Etienne and Robinson coming off of injuries and with Hyde and Armstead leaving a lot to be desired in lieu of those two missing. So, let's continue to the RB discussion. 

Zamir White Vs. Hassan Haskins

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(02-16-2022, 03:26 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I'm still undecided on Thomas vs. Enagbare. It's a toss up, IMO. 

Personally, I like Robinson a bit more than I like Ford, but I believe Ford will be drafted higher. I think Robinson is a bit underrated at this point. With that said, this is an unbelievably deep RB class. With all the underclassmen entering the draft, there will be anywhere from 8-11 really good RB's that will probably go undrafted. There is just way more supply than there is demand. We would be able to find a really good backup RB after the draft concludes. 

Next up: TE Greg Dulcich vs. TE Jelani Woods

Woods over Dulcich. I like Woods just a little bit more. I think he's got a better overall frame for the position. He was also very limited in the receiving game up until last year but he showcased a lot of ability overall. I think the 40 time and cone drills will really determine and separate these two on someone's big board though. As for now? I still favor Woods.

As far as Thomas vs. Engbare, I think Thomas is more of a power player.  One of the things that jumped out to me about him is his punch.  I think Engbare is more of a speed rusher.  I think who I take will depend on how they will play the defense.  If they will flip the edge rushers often, I might be inclined to go with Thomas, because as more of a power player, he will be more apt to play on the strong side for us, as Allen would move to the weak side on occasion.  In that case, I'd want tomeone who can hold the point of attack.  If they don't flip sides, I think Engbare would be more apt to play weakside.  I think I'd take Engbare just looking strictly at the pass rushing aspect, but thee guys are close.

As for Zamir White vs. Hasan Haskins, were I looking primarily at the school and each school's history of producing RBs, I'd take Zamir White.  But just watching these two players, I easily take Haskins.  White's only 215 lbs, but he doesn't seem to be much of a breakaway threat at all, nor is he a pounder.  He seems plodding for the most part.  Haskins seems far more explosive a player to me.

Next up:  Devin lloyd vs. Nakobi Dean

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