different peoples "who's left on day 3" lists

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April 29, 2016 at 11:29 pm #42859

zn
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from off the net

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LMU93

best available day 3 from my list

15 of the top 90 still available including two WRs and a TE….

30 Andrew Billings DT Baylor
45 Connor Cook QB Michigan State
63 Devontae Booker RB Utah
65 Kenneth Dixon RB Louisiana Tech
67 Joshua Perry ILB Ohio State
69 Vadal Alexander OG LSU
73 Kentrell Brothers ILB Missouri
75 Jeremy Cash S Duke
76 Sheldon Day DT Notre Dame
80 Jordan Howard RB Indiana
81 Christian Westerman OG Arizona State
83 Scooby Wright III ILB Arizona
87 Jerrell Adams TE South Carolina
88 Rashard Higgins WR Colorado State
89 Pharoh Cooper WR South Carolina
92 Kyle Murphy OT Stanford
94 Jalen Mills CB/S LSU
96 John Theus OT Georgia
100 Charles Tapper DE Oklahoma
101 Tyler Matakevich OLB Temple
102 Jerald Hawkins OT LSU
103 Alex Collins RB Arkansas
104 Paul Perkins RB UCLA
105 Hassan Ridgeway DT Texas
106 Miles Killebrew S Southern Utah
108 Zack Sanchez CB Oklahoma
109 Landon Turner OG North Carolina
110 Willie Beavers OT Western Michigan
113 DeAndre Houston-Carson S William & Mary
115 Jack Allen C Michigan State

April 29, 2016 at 11:34 pm #42860

zn
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Cook was not drafted. My guess is it was character.

I read one of those “reporter talks to NFL personnel people” pieces and the thing that came up was CC’s nightlife. The euphemism is that he liked to go out at night and “hunt.” He didn’t mean the kind of hunting Wentz did over weekends, with a rifle etc. He meant “chase,” really.

April 30, 2016 at 12:00 am #42863

zn
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http://www.cleveland.com/nfl-draft/index.ssf/2016/04/nfl_draft_2016_who_is_left_on_1.html

9. Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor

56. Connor Cook, QB, Michigan State

59. Josh Perry, LB, Ohio State

62. Jerell Adams, TE, South Carolina

63. Devontae Booker, RB, Utah

69. Rashard Higgins, WR, Colorado State

71. Ronald Blair, DE, Appalachian State

72. Hassan Ridgeway, DT, Texas

74. Pharoh Cooper, WR, South Carolina

April 30, 2016 at 12:40 am #42869

zn
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jrry32

Mike Thomas WR Southern Miss
Pharoh Cooper WR South Carolina
Scooby Wright III LB Arizona
Ronald Blair DL Appalachian State

April 30, 2016 at 12:50 am #42870

zn
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Deadpool

2016 Big Board:

16. Andrew Billings – DT – Baylor – Powerhouse, can get out of control. Think bull + china shop.

42. Connor Cook – QB – Mich. St. – Pro style QB, with accuracy and leadership issues.

47. Vadal Alexander – OG – LSU – Mauling mountain of a man moving inside.

60. Kenneth Dixon – RB – Louis. Tech – Real good pass catcher and a tough runner.

61. Dak Prescott – QB – Miss. St. – Leader, athletic, needs coaching up on being a passer.

63. Sebastian Tretola – OG – Arkan. – run blocking mauler.

65. Devontae Booker – RB – Utah – Tons of Yards After Contact.

67. Rashard Higgins – WR – Colo. St. – Smooth WR. good hands, under rated. Timed poorly.

68. Christian Westerman – OG – Ariz. St. – Strong, nasty and under rated.

69. Beniquez Brown – ILB – Miss. St. – Highly procuctive inside thumper.

70. Sheldon Day – DT – Notre Dame – Poor, poor mans Aaron Donald.

72. Jalen Mills – S – LSU – a CB/S tweener with good speed but a tad lean looking.

73. Zack Sanchez – CB – Okla. – tad undersized, a tad undisiplined, but a playmaker.

74. Antonio Morrison – ILB – Florida – Plays fast, a solid tackler.Can get caught in traffic.

83. Alex Collins – RB – Arkan. – north/south 3 down back.

84. Jeremy Cash – S – Duke – tough safety with good size. Needs work in coverage.

86. Cardale Jones – QB – Ohio St. – Athletic, rocket launcher arm. Needs time as a backup.

88. Marice Canady – CB – Virginia – 6′-1″ 4.49, could using some coaching up.

89. Charles Tapper – DE – Okla. – looks the part, flashes that talent, then can disappear.

91. Kentrell Brothers – ILB – Mizzou – 2 down LBer with good instincts.

92. Jack Allen – C – Mich. St. – Technician, tad undersized. team leader with HS wrestling background.

94. Joe Haeg – OL – NDSU – could play 4 spots in the pros. Needs to add some strength.

95. Tyler Matakevich – ILB – Temple – Textbook MLB minus the size.

96. Pharoh Cooper – WR – South Carolina – Swiss army knife playmaker.

97. Scooby Wright – LB – Arizona – Ultra instinctual with huge college production. tested poorly.

99. KJ Dillon – S – WVU – physical, plays the pass and run. Good size and returns kicks.

The names that pop out to me:

Higgins – he fits and the Rams have shown interest
Cooper – he could be a fit for the Rams in the slot.
Sheldon Day – undersized DT
Billings – something must be going on with him? He would look great in horns.
Zack Sanchez – a playmaker at CB, a gambler
Jalen Mills – S/CB tweener. Should be a FS in the Rams scheme.
Maurice Canady – long CB
KJ Dillon – my favorite S in the class.
Jerrel Adams – some had him as the 2nd best TE in the class.
Tyler Higbee – another TE that makes sense. He’s a more all around TE then Adams.
Scooby Wright – an ILB/OLB that could add some depth. Plus I just love his game.

My gut tells me Adams first and Higgins second.

Personally I like in order: Higgins, Dillon, Billings, Wright, Cooper, Higbee, Sanchez and Higbee.

April 30, 2016 at 1:54 am #42884

Agamemnon
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April 30, 2016 at 1:57 am #42885

Agamemnon
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UPDATED GBN BIG BOARD

UPDATED GBN BIG BOARD

Over the course of the draft we will be updating the GBN Big Board as the picks are made to show who are the top-rated prospects still available.

*Andrew Billings Connor Cook Josh Perry Dak Prescott Devontae Booker *Hassan Ridgeway Kentrell Brothers Kenneth Dixon *Jerald Hawkins *Jordan Howard Christian Westerman OG Jalen Mills Pharoh Cooper Connor McGovern *Cardale Jones Travis Feeney Jeremy Cash *Sheldon Day Charles Tapper Joe Dahl Ryan Smith Jerell Adams Seb Tretola Miles Killebrew *Willie Henry De’Vondre Campbell Kevin Hogan Vadal Alexander Caleb Benenoch Harlan Miller Kolby Listenbee *Rashard Robinson *Paul Perkins BJ Goodson Willie Beavers Eric Striker *Alex Collins John Theus Joe Schobert *Rashard Higgins Dean Lowry Jonathan Jones Jonathan Williams Tyler Matakevich MLB *Kenny Lawlor WR Kyle Murphy Matt Ioannides DT Zack Sanchez *Scooby Wright MLB Rees Odhiambo OG Matt Judon *Jayron Kearse DJ Reader Eric Murray Jacoby Brissett Aaron Burbridge WR Victor Ochi Daniel Lasco Ronald Blair *Roger Lewis DeAndre Houston-Carson S Keith Marshall Devon Cajuste Nile Lawrence-Stample DT Tom Hackett Joe Haeg *Steven Weatherly OLB *Dominique Alexander MLB Ben Braunecker TE Kevon Seymour CB Glenn Gronkowski FB Jason Fanaika Tajae Sharpe Dadi Nicolas *Kelvin Taylor *Tyvis Powell Blake Martinez MLB Evan Boehm James Cowser *Bralon Addison WR Cole Toner *Thomas Duarte TE *Alex McCalister OLB Landon Turner OG Elandon Roberts OLB Romeo Okwara DE Malcolm Mitchell Jatavis Brown Beau Sandland TE Deon Bush Jeff Driskel DJ Pettway Josh Forrest Josh Ferguson *Quinton Jefferson DT Stephen Anderson TE Tyrone Holmes OLB *Denver Kirkland OG Drew Ott Keyarris Garrett Jordan Lucas Aaron Wallace OLB Nate Sudfield Mo Canady *Wendell Smallwood RB Fahn Cooper Ian Seau Jordan Payton *Ron Thompson DE Bryce Williams Greg Milhouse Spencer Drango OG Juston Burris *Cayleb Jones Terrance Smith OLB Brandon Shell Theiren Cockran DE Tyler Higbee Montese Overton OLB KJ Dillon *Avery Young DJ White Nick Kwiatkowski MLB Darius Jackson RB David Onyemata DT Geronimo Allison WR Ugonnua Awuruonye DE *Alex Redmond OG Antwione Williams OLB Brandon Allen Derrick Kindred S Ka’imi Fairbairn Jack Allen Morgan Burns CB Hunter Sharp Antony Zettel DT 6-1, 305 Baylor
QB 6-4, 220 Michigan State
OLB 6-3, 255 Ohio State
QB 6-2, 230 Mississippi State
RB 5-11, 215 Utah
DT 6-4, 305 Texas
MLB 6-1, 245 Missouri
RB 5-9, 215 Louisiana Tech
OT 6-5, 310 LSU
RB 6-0, 225 Indiana
6-3, 300 Arizona State
CB 6-1, 190 LSU
WR 5-10, 210 South Carolina
OG 6-4, 305 Missouri
QB 6-4, 250 Ohio State
OLB 6-4, 230 Washington (X)
SS 6-1, 212 Duke
DE 6-2, 285 Notre Dame
DE 6-3, 271 Oklahoma
OG 6-4, 305 Washington State
CB 5-11, 190 North Carolina Central
TE 6-5, 235 South Carolina
OG 6-4, 315 Arkansas
SS 6-2, 230 Southern Utah
DT 6-4, 310 Michigan
OLB 6-4, 232 Minnesota
QB 6-4, 220 Stanford
OG 6-5, 325 LSU
OT 6-6, 310 UCLA
CB 6-0, 180 Southeastern Louisiana
WR 6-1, 185 TCU
CB 6-2, 170 LSU (O)
RB 5-10, 210 UCLA
MLB 6-1, 242 Clemson
G/T 6-5, 325 Western Michigan
OLB 5-11, 230 Oklahoma
RB 5-10, 225 Arkansas
OT 6-5, 305 Georgia
OLB 6-2, 245 Wisconsin
WR 6-1, 190 Colorado State
DE 6-6, 295 Northwestern
CB 5-9, 186 Auburn
RB 5-10, 225 Arkansas (X)
6-0, 238 Temple
6-2, 195 California
OT 6-6, 300 Stanford
6-3, 295 Temple
CB 5-10, 180 Oklahoma
6-0, 230 Arizona (X)
6-4, 315 Boise State
DE 6-3, 275 Grand Valley State
SS 6-4, 216 Clemson
DT 6-3, 327 Clemson
CB 5-11, 200 Minnesota
QB 6-4, 230 North Carolina State
6-0, 205 Michigan State
OLB 6-1, 245 Stony Brook
RB 6-0, 210 California
DE 6-2, 285 Appalachian State
WR 6-1, 201 Bowling Green
6-1, 201 William&Mary (CB)
RB 6-0, 200 Georgia
WR 6-4, 235 Stanford
6-1, 320 Florida State
P 5-10, 200 Utah
OT 6-6, 305 North Dakota State
6-5, 267 Vanderbilt (DE)
6-0, 232 Oklahoma
6-4, 250 Harvard
6-0, 186 Southern California
6-2, 240 Kansas State (TE)
DE 6-2, 271 Utah
WR 6-2, 195 UMass
OLB 6-3, 235 Virginia Tech
RB 5-10, 207 Florida
FS 6-3, 211 Ohio State
6-2, 237 Stanford
C 6-2, 301 Missouri
DE 6-3, 248 Southern Utah
5-9, 197 Oregon
OT 6-5, 306 Harvard
6-2, 231 UCLA (FB)
6-6, 240 Florida
6-3, 325 North Carolina
6-0, 235 Houston
6-5, 265 Notre Dame
WR 6-0, 200 Georgia
OLB 5-11, 235 Akron
6-5, 255 Montana State
SS 6-1, 201 Miami
QB 6-4, 234 Louisiana Tech
DE 6-2, 265 Alabama
MLB 6-3, 250 Kentucky
RB 5-10, 200 Illinois
6-4, 291 Maryland
6-2, 230 California
6-2, 255 Montana
6-5, 335 Arkansas
DE 6-4, 277 Iowa (X)
WR 6-4, 220 Tulsa
FS 6-0, 201 Penn State
6-3, 242 UCLA
QB 6-6, 234 Indiana
CB 6-1, 193 Virginia
5-11, 210 West Virginia
OT 6-5, 305 Mississippi
OLB 6-2, 250 Nevada
WR 6-1, 207 UCLA
6-3, 253 Syracuse
TE 6-6, 257 East Carolina
DT 6-2, 310 Campbell
6-6, 315 Baylor
CB 6-0, 212 North Carolina State
WR 6-3, 210 Arizona
6-3, 235 Florida State
OT 6-6, 325 South Carolina
6-5, 260 Minnesota
TE 6-6, 250 Western Kentucky
6-2, 223 East Carolina
FS 6-1, 210 West Virginia
OT 6-5, 328 Auburn
CB 5-11, 193 Georgia Tech
6-2, 243 West Virginia
5-11, 220 Eastern Michigan
6-3, 300 Manitoba (CAN)
6-3, 196 Illinois
6-5, 255 Campbell
6-5, 296 UCLA
6-3, 245 Georgia Southern
QB 6-2, 217 Arkansas
5-10, 207 TCU
PK 5-11, 185 UCLA
C 6-1, 295 Michigan State
5-11, 200 Kansas State (KR)
WR 6-0, 198 Utah State (RB)
DT 6-4, 277 Penn State (5T)

Agamemnon

April 30, 2016 at 2:04 am #42886

zn
Moderator

What’s your sense, ag? Any picks out there? Is this draft as deep into the 4th round as we heard it was?

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April 30, 2016 at 2:07 am #42888

Agamemnon
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zn wrote:

What’s your sense, ag? Any picks out there? Is this draft as deep into the 4th round as we heard it was?

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Yeah, there are plenty of guys to pick from. WRs. TEs. RBs. DL. LBs. DBs. Whatever they want. There is somebody to help.

At least until pick #200. Anyone after that is essentially an udfa anyway. imo

We can find 4 draft choices that figure to make the team and maybe a starter at WR. imo

Agamemnon

April 30, 2016 at 2:13 am #42890

zn
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Agamemnon wrote:

We can find 4 draft choices that figure to make the team and maybe a starter at WR. imo

Which is of course very unusual for later picks.

Good thing too.

April 30, 2016 at 2:24 am #42894

Agamemnon
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Yeah, deep draft. Maybe we can do something like this?

Then get some defensive udfas, cause they are better at doing that. 😉

Agamemnon

April 30, 2016 at 9:44 am #42913

sdram
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The who visited or met with the rams from http://www.turfshowtimes.com/2016/4/4/11362916/2016-nfl-draft-los-angeles-rams-prospect-visit-tracker

I think it will be interesting to compare who the Rams take today with this list of visits, contacts felow. Likely that some or many of these guys will be ODFA. Some were drafted – I removed a couple of the obvious one’s.

• Mackensie Alexander^, CB, Clemson (COM, PRI)
• Brandon Allen, QB, Arkansas (SR)
• Jack Allen, C, Michigan State (SR)
• Storm Barrs-Woods, RB, Oregon State (EW)
• V’Angelo Bentley, CB, Illinois (EW)
• Joe Bolden, ILB, Michigan (EW)
• Tyler Boyd, WR, Pittsburgh (PRO)
• Deon Bush, S, Miami (EW)
• Taveze Calhoun, CB, Mississippi State (PRO)
• Connor Cook, QB, Michigan State (PRO)

• Blake Countess, CB, Auburn (PRO)

• Taylor Fallin, OT, Memphis (EW)

• Clayton Fejedelem, FS, Illinois (EW)

• Darion Griswold, TE, Arkansas State (EW)

• Anthony Harrell, OLB, Florida (EW)

• Cory James, OLB, Colorado State (EW)

• Daniel Lasco, RB, California (EW)
• Shawn Oakman, DE/3-4DE, Baylor (SR)

•David Onyemata, DT, Manitoba (EW)

• Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy (EW)
• Brandon Ross, RB, Maryland (EW)
• Anthony Sarao, ILB, USC (EW)

• Hunter Sharp, WR, Utah State (EW)

• Brandon Shell, OT, South Carolina (EW)
• Aziz Shittu, DE, Stanford (EW)
• Aaron Wallace, OLB, UCLA (EW)

April 30, 2016 at 10:03 am #42914

wv
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zn wrote:

Cook was not drafted. My guess is it was character.

I read one of those “reporter talks to NFL personnel people” pieces and the thing that came up was CC’s nightlife. The euphemism is that he liked to go out at night and “hunt.” He didn’t mean the kind of hunting Wentz did over weekends, with a rifle etc. He meant “chase,” really.

Yeah, and Mr Manziel is a constant reminder to GM’s of
what Not to Draft.

Manziel’s latest Text: ‘You guys act like what I’m doing is new’
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000657868/article/manziel-you-guys-act-like-what-im-doing-is-new

w
v

April 30, 2016 at 10:08 am #42915

wv
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I’ll be disappointed if they dont take the best available
WR or TE with the next pick,
and then the best available DT with the next one.

w
v

April 30, 2016 at 10:23 am #42919

sdram
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I feel the same about the TE/WR.

DL, LB, and DB are also positions of need to some degree or another I would think. I think they do pretty well in the later rounds and udfa period finding quality kids that can stick and contribute so we’ll see.

April 30, 2016 at 10:33 am #42920

canadaram
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wv wrote:

I’ll be disappointed if they dont take the best available
WR or TE with the next pick,
and then the best available DT with the next one.

w
v

Ditto. I’d also accept a LB with the second 4th rounder. There’s not a lot of depth a center either. That needs to be addressed.

April 30, 2016 at 11:52 am #42930

InvaderRam
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thomas duarte. they need a receiving tight end to replace cook. pro football focus has him rated as the top pass catching tight end in the draft. not much of a blocker but wasn’t asked to block at ucla.

April 30, 2016 at 12:02 pm #42933

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