(02-20-2022, 02:43 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(02-20-2022, 02:26 AM)Bullseye Wrote: As for Watson, I am hoping he will be available for us in the 3rd, but I think he could go in the 2nd.

If Likely measures 6-4 at the combine, I would list him as my top TE.  If not, I take McBride.

As for Bryant vs. Kendrick, what sticks out to me about Bryant is his positioning.  He always seem to be in good position when the ball is in the air.  Kendrick seems the more physical player...a guy you can utilize in bump and run.  Without knowing how the team wants its secondary to play, difficult for me to say.  My own bias would make me lean to Kendrick, but both I would be happy with either guy.

Next up:  Kenneth Walker vs. Isaiah Spiller

I honestly don't think we could go wrong with either TE. 

I am a big Coby Bryant fan. In fact, I have him as my #4 overall CB. He's instinctive, alert and he is a really good and physical tackler. I gotta go with him. I saw Derion Kendrick gamble and lose too many times for my taste. I like his aggressiveness, but I just wish he was a little more instinctive.

I easily go with Kenneth Walker over Spiller. I love that kid. Walker is my #1 RB by a very wide margin. What he was able to do behind a very average O-Line was extremely impressive. He is a big play waiting to happen, every time he touches the ball. He's fun to watch. 

Next Up: DE/DT Matthew Butler vs. DE/DT Haskell Garrett

Garrett has more upside but Butler seems more polished. He had a lot more snaps with one less game notched on his belt. They're pretty evenly matched and it'll probably come down to the interview, scheme fit and strength training that separates them on somebody's draft board. Really don't think you could go wrong either way but I like Butler just a hair more because I think he has a better leverage game but he still needs to learn how to shed blocks a bit more. 

Next up: Jeremy Ruckert - TE Vs. Cade Otton - TE

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