(02-21-2020, 02:01 PM)enigma Wrote:

(02-21-2020, 12:26 PM)JAllen#41 Wrote: Not really.  He had a strong Jr year and he played good most of this year.  The NC game he was off and on.  I think he can be an all pro.  I wouldn't take him in the top 10, but I'd certainly take him from 25 -32 and into the early 2nd.  I look at the entire body of work and it's really good.

I'm not wasting the #9 pick on a CB who isn't named Okudah, especially if a player like Simmons or D. Brown is available - and who I consider actual top tier players unlike Fulton.

And you're making my point basically... If he was a perceived all-pro type of player, he wouldn't fall past the top 10. I don't believe he is in the top bracket of players that the OP placed him in.

Who said anything about taking him at 9?  Secondly, who says All Pro players cannot be found outside of the top 10?  They can and I'm suggesting he shouldn't be taken in the top 25 but can still be an all pro.  A great example is a guy taken from the same school at 27 three years ago.  Tre' White, who was arguably the best CB in the league this season.

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(02-21-2020, 06:12 PM)JackCity Wrote: Kristian Fulton in 2018:

https://twitter.com/PFF_Aaron/status/115...93191?s=19

He's really good.  I wouldn't mind moving back a little bit from 20, to around 27 or so, gain some more capital and select him there.

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