Deadpool sez:
whats left of my stacked board
16. Desmond Harrison – OT – West Georgia – 6′-6″ 292 lbs. – Have seen a little bit of him after getting a tip from a friend. Always in a 2 point stance. Excellent mirror. Needs to add weight. As athletic as any OL in the draft.
17. Josh Sweat – Edge – FSU – 6′-5″ 252 lbs. – Size/speed/ athlete that has tons of upside, so there’s some projection with him. Can set an edge, needs to get more consistant.
18. Josey Jewell – ILB – Iowa – 6′-1″ 234 lbs. – A quicker, smaller ILB that diagnoses quickly and makes plays. Danny Trevathon anyone? Improved his coverage ability, but is strongest against the run.
21. Tim Settle – DT – Virginia Tech – 6′-3″ 329 lbs. – A 34 NT that is more then a plugger. Disruptive at the point of attack.
22. Ogbonnia Okoronkwo – Edge - Oklahoma – 6′-2″ 253 lbs. – A tad short, but explosive and makes plays. Takes a variety of paths to the QB but is too stiff to dip and rip to get the edge.
24. Jeff Holland – Edge – Auburn – 6′-1″ 249 lbs. – Another tad short edge rusher that is relentless and tough. Can anchor against the run. Good hand fighter. Stiff, with little bend to get the edge.
26. Trenton Thompson – DT – Georgia – 6′-3″ 288 lbs. – Was a tad off this year from last. But he is a run stuffer with first round potential.
27. Marcel Ateman – WR – Oklahoma St. – 6′-4″ 216 lbs. – playmaker that I like more then his teammate Washington (who I was focusing on…) Routes need work.
28. Jamarco Jones – OT – Ohio State – 6′-4″ 299 lbs. – Had a good season as a run blocker, gave up some hits on his QB. In a word: Steady.
31. Allen Lazard – WR – Iowa St. – 6′-5″ 225 lbs. – Big, physical possession WR with +hands. Good blocker in the run game. Wins 50-50 balls with his strong hands.
32. Davontae Harris – CB – Illinois State – 5′-11″ 205 lbs. – Could be a FS as he has the size and toughness. Doesn’t play as fast as he timed, but consistanty made playhs on the ball. Average athlete.
34. Akrum Wadley – RB – Iowa – 5′-10″ 194 lbs. – A smaller back that catches everything. A threat in the return game. Shifty as they come. Not a 3 down back.
35. Kyzir White – S – West Virginia – 6′-2″ 218 lbs. – A rangy SS that filled the stat sheet this year including 94 tackles.
36. Micah Kiser – ILB -Virginia – 6′-0″ 238 lbs. – A stat machine that is constantly coming forward and under control. @ 240 lbs, can hold his own, a bit tight but has made plays in the passing game.
37. Ian Thomas – TE – Indiana – 6′-4″ 259 lbs. Caught my eye against Ohio State (same game as Cobbs) great hands and size , was under used at indiana.
38. Dalton Schultz – TE – Stanford – 6′-5″ 244 lbs. – Along with Fumagalli, one of the better run blockers. Soft hands and is a reliable reciever. Won’t scare defenses deep.
39. J’mon Moore – WR – Missouri – 6′-3″ 207 lbs. – Similar to Josh Reynolds. Can win over the top, only played on the left side of the formation and has a limited route tree (comeback, fly, slant)
41. Marquis Haynes – Edge – Ole Miss – 6′-2″ 235 lbs. – Undersized, but fast and strong. Caught my eye when he put Cam Robinson on his butt last season. Will be a situational pass rusher to start.
42. Will Clapp – OG/OC – LSU – 6′-4″ 311 lbs. – I liked him more then Ethan Pocic last year as a OC/OG prospect. I think he will be a OC in the NFL and does a very good job in the ground game.
43. Troy Fumagalli – TE – Wisconsin – 6′-5″ 247 lbs. -Plus blocker with solid hands and is sneaky athletic. Birth defect caused his left index finger to be amputated.
46. Deon Cain – WR – Clemson – 6′-2″ 202 lbs. – A size/speed combo that can take the top off. Some concentration drops and a limited route tree give concern.
48. Kylie Fitts – Edge – Utah – 6′-4″ 263 lbs. – A pass rusher with a nice set of pass rush moves that could stand to get stronger. injury history. 34 OLB or a 43 DE.
49. Christian Sam – ILB – Arizona State – 6′-1″ 244 lbs. – A 3 down ILBer similar to Kiser, not as instinctual and not the thmper. Better in coverage.
50. Mark Walton- RB – Miami – 5′-10″ 202 lbs. – A bit undersized, but can run inside and out. Good hands in the passing game. Injuries slowed him this year, but could be a 3 down back in the NFL.
51. Scott Quessenberry – OC – UCLA – 6′-4″ 315 lbs. A good hand fighter with a stout build, but his short arms allow defenders to get into his body. Held his own against Harrison Phillips (who I was watching)
52. Kameron Kelly – S/CB – San Diego State – 6′-2″ 204 lbs. – safety that moved to CB last year and more then likely is a FS in the NFL. ran a 4.66 at combine and is a little stiff, but has serious ball skills and likes to tackle.
54. Jaleel Scott – WR – New Mexico State – 6′-5″ 218 lbs. – Average speed and quickness, but tall and long and has a ridiculous catch radius and +ball skills.
55. Brendan Mahon – OG – Penn St – 6′-4″ 320 lbs. – Great size at 6′-4″ 320 lbs and is a good athlete, but not the mauler you would think he should be at 320 lbs.
56. Tegrey Scales – ILB – Indiana – 6′-0″ 230 lbs. – A bit undersized for an ILB at 6′-0″. +instincts and is always moving forward. Has trouble disengaging from blocks at times.
57. Chase Edmonds – RB – Fordham – 5′-9″ 205 lbs. – An undersized, agile and plays with excellent balance. Catches well. Durability is a concern. Not much room to grow at 5′-9″ 205 lbs.
58. Sean Welsh – OC/OG – Iowa – 6′-3″ 306 lbs. – played everything except LT at Iowa. Fundamentally sound with good balance. @ 6′-2″ looks like OC is his future. Not a powerhouse and an average athlete at best.
59. Chris Herndon – TE – Miami – 6′-4″ 253 lbs. – Your typical super athletic, room for development Miami TE. A HS WR and he has room to grow into his frame. A willing blocker, but he needs a redshirt.
60. Quin Blanding – S – Virginia – 6′-2″ 207 lbs. – A big, SS with double digit tackles year in and year out. Not explosive or fast, an average athlete. poor mans Cam Chancelor.
61. Siran Neal – S/CB – 6′-0″ 206 lbs. – Jacksonville State – a combo position guy that played corner, but might be better suited as a FS. Agrressive in run defense and made plays on the ball. A bit stiff with 4.56 speed.
62. Olasunkanmi Adeniyi – Edge – Toledo – 6′-1″ 248 lbs. – A high motor, aggressive speed to power edge @ 6′-2″ 250 lbs. Built kinda like Jeff Holland, but more flexible. Can get knocked off his base. A late round personal favorite of mine.
63. Marcell Frazier – Edge – Missouri – 6′-5″ 265 lbs. – a high motor, decent pass rusher with a variety of moves to get to the QB. Slow off the snap and not real explosive. Could be a 43 end or a 34 olb.
64. Tony Adams – OC/OG – North Carolina State – 6′-2″ 322 lbs. – a Big bodied, +feet, +movement, lacks height and length, has played OC, which is probably his NFL spot.
65. Wyatt Teller – OG – Virginia Tech – 6′-4″ 314 lbs. – +strength, +balance, +punch. But to me he was way to inconsistant. So he just really flashed at times.
66. John Kelly – RB – Tennessee – 5′-10″ 216 lbs. – Under-sized, but a tough runner with +balance and a decent pass catcher. No burst and not a HR threat.
67. Kevin Tolliver II – CB – LSU – 6′-2″ 192 lbs. – A taller CB. Never played up to his HS billing. He looks the part and stays with WRs, but has multiple injury concerns and off the field flags.
68. Hercules Mata’afa – Edge – Washington State – 6′-2″ 254 lbs. – played DT at 255 lbs, so a switch to DE or 34 OLB is in his future. Won with pure strength and effort.
69. Bradley Bozeman – OC – Alabama – 6′-5″ 316 lbs. – Another in a long line of quality Alabama centers. Strong, tough and has good size, not much of an athlete.
70. Trevon Young – Edge – Louisville – 6′-4″ 258 lbs. – a speed to power guy that has had serious medical issues so he either passes and gets drafted or fails the medicals and goes undrafted.
71. Durham Smythe – TE – Notre Dame – 6′-5″ 253 lbs. – Under-used due to miserable QB play. He’s a in line blocker with a chance to do some seam work as a pass catcher, but thats about it.
72. Joe Ostman – Edge – Central Michigan – 6′-3″ 255 lbs. – A +motor, +strength. Not as athltic as you would think for his sack production. Has a funny build.
73. Ryan Izzo – TE – Florida State – 6′-5″ 256 lbs. – Another blocking TE with a bit of pass catch ability. I might be under-selling these Y-TEs.
76. Poona Ford – DT – Texas – 5′-11″ 303 lbs. – at a shade under 6′, he is under-sized as a DT. But +power, +leverage (like he has a choice lol). Being that short causes him to get swallowed up by the OL.
77. Parry Nickerson – CB – Tulane – 5′-10″ 182 lbs. – 4.32 40 with 15 reps at 180 lbs. Flipper and I both like him. A smooth, fluid ballhawk that could stand to add some good weight to stand up to more physical WRS. I probably should have him much higher.
78. Ada Aruna – Edge – Tulane – 6′-5″ 262 lbs. – a bigger edge with 4.6 speed, but he’s stiff (it shows on tape and in the 3 cone time) can set an edge, and flashed as a pass rusher. Another late round favorite of mine.
79. Dominic Sanders – S – Georgia – 5′-11″ 193 lbs. – +ball skills and a +athlete, but undersized and needs to get stronger.
80. Jamarcus King – CB – South Carolina – 6′-1″ 185 lbs. – A long CB with +ball skills, needs to add weight to his frame. His 4.7 40 is concerning.
81. Jason Cabinda – ILB – Penn St – 6′-1″ 239 lbs. – A downhill, high motor thumper, lacks the athleticism for man coverage. An oldschool MLB I like.
82. Brett Toth – OT – Army – 6′-6″ 305 lbs. – He is a mid round talent that is commited to the Army for 2 years. So he’s a draft and stash. Physical with room to grow if you are willing to wait for him.
83. Nick DeLuca – LB – North Dakota State -6′-3″ 252 lbs. – ILB that has played outside as well. Can blitz and drop into zone coverage. +tackler +instincts, Injury concerns.
84. Ike Boettger – OT – Iowa – 6′-6″ 310 lbs. – These Iowa OL grow on trees I guess. Good size and strength and we know was coached well, has played inside. Limited athletically.
85. Jack Cichy – LB – Wisconsin -6′-2″ 238 lbs. – +instincts allow him to make up for being a marginal athlete I think. But however he does it, he gets to the ball quickly. Major injury history.
86. James Hearns – Edge – Louisville – 6′-3″ 249 lbs. – a +pass rusher, that is stiff with character concerns.
87. Damon Webb -FS – Ohio State – 5′-11″ 209 lbs. – A poor man’s Lamarcus Joyner. An undersized CB turned S that plays smart and seems to make plays on the ball.
88. Cole Madison – OT – Washington State – Athletic OT with good movement skills that oddly enough can get knocked off balance by speed. Never had his hand in the dirt.
89. DJ Reed – CB – Kansas St – 5′-9″ 188 lbs. – Slot corner. Not afraid to tackle. +ball skills +ST return skills.
90. Taron Johnson – CB – Weber St – 5′-11″ 192 lbs. – Held his own at the Senior Bowl. A 6′ corner that doesn’t have the size to play outside, but could make a good slot corner. Being quicker then fast lends itself to that.
92. Kenny Young – LB – UCLA – 6′-1″ 236 lbs. – MLB that probably moves to WILL. Quick and smooth but lacks the strength to play inside.
93. Will Dissly – TE – Washington – 6′-4″ 264 lbs. – I think Mayock loves this guy. I like him as a blocking TE with some upside.
94. Trayvon Henderson – S – Hawaii – 6′-0″ 200 lbs. – He was a playmaker in ’16, filled the stat sheet, then disappeared in ’17. Will be interested to see if anyone takes a shot with him.
95. Roc Thomas – RB – Jacksonville St – 5′-10″ 198 lbs. – Good size and strength with +balance and some wiggle. Lacks patience and vison.
96. John Atkins – DT – Georgia – 6′-3″ 321 lbs. – a space eating DT that lacks athletic ability, but holds his own.
97. Jaylen Samuels – TE/H Back – North Carolina State – 5′-11″ 225 lbs – he can block, catch, run between the tackles, but what is he? Not agile enough to be a RB, not heavy enough to be a FB, not tall enough to be a TE and too heavy to be a WR. A smart OC will find ways to use him.
98. Chandon Sullivan – CB – Georgia State – 5′-11″ 195 lbs. – press corner with 4.6 speed. Quicker then fast and will have issues with speedsters.
99. Troy Apke – S – Penn State – 6′-1″ 200 lbs. – Combine performance had me go back and look at him. He is a solid in run support, but seems a step behind in coverage. Has to be mental, because it isn’t physical.
100. Shaun Dion Hamilton – ILB – Alabama – 6′-0″ 228 lbs. – Smart, sound 34 ILBer that lacks ideal size and has had a couple of knee injuries.
101. Brian Allen – OC – Michigan State – 6′-1″ 298 lbs. – A strong, tough center that is sluggish in his movement. A workhorse.
102 . Lowell Lotulelel – Utah – DT – 6′-2″ 315 lbs. – Looked really good in 2016, strong at the point of attack. Production really dropped off this year.
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Agamemnon
