(03-31-2024, 02:59 PM)Jag149 Wrote:

(03-29-2024, 02:16 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Malik Washington - WR, could be an elite slot receiver.
Zak Zinter - G, seen as the 3rd man in Michigan's interior oline behind Keegan and Nugent. Big and strong but lacks elite athleticism. He'll be a great gritty run blocker.
Theo Johnson - TE, enormous mountain of a tight end, blocker first but his height and long arms make him a deep, jump, and red zone target.
Will Shipley - RB, He'll be a great 3rd down and gadget back. Doesn't have the 5th gear but he gets to his more than adequate top speed immediately. Great hands but slight build will make pass pro difficult.
Evan Anderson - DT, I like this guy as a nose in the mold of Ted Washington. Could play effectively at 345lbs and be the rock of a stout 34 scheme.
Bralen Trice - Edge, I only put him here because he's mocking all over the place the first 3 rounds. He's a stand up rush end who plays at 275lbs. Not a bendy guy but non-stop motor every play, if he can turn his pressures and disruptions into sacks and tackles he could be a steal.
Harrison Mevis - K, In true Jags fashion we enter the season looking for a kicker. Mevis has stats that made me look into him. He's 5'11" tall and weighs in a 243 pounds. Yep, he's 40 pounds overweight for his job, so I found a hero and role model for all you degenerates here on the message board.

I like the 3 bolded for the 6/7th rounds.  I would add maybe we should look at Frank Gore Jr. out of respect for what his dad did for us.

Gore Jr. actually looks good in highlights to me despite his relatively low grade.  I see a significant role somewhere in the league in his future.  

Actually, despite the consensus "meh" regarding this RB class, I see several guys I like that should find significant roles in the league.  I'm not seeing "meh", there's just no Barkley or Bijan at the top is all.  I think the class is somewhat deep in my opinion.

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