Favorite NON QB choices in the 1st round
Nov 24, 2018 7:59:39 GMT -5
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Post by Kase1 on Nov 24, 2018 7:59:39 GMT -5
Personally I am leaning away from a qb in the 1st... Herbert just dinged up his throwing arm, Lock is inconsistent, and Grier doesnt have the arm strength
Im more so a fan of
Greedy Williams, CB, LSU- For pass coverage, Williams is a stand-out cornerback. The first thing that is obvious is his ability to run the route and prevent separation. Williams possesses enough speed to carry verticals and the recoverability to close gaps from breaks. He has quick feet and the agility to stay in the hip pocket of wideouts. On top of his ability to run, Williams has excellent height and length, which make it tough to get around him. On top of his physical skills, Williams has an impressive mental makeup as an instinctive player.
Devin White, LB, LSU- Better athlete and versatility than Hightower. More explosive, violent, and bigger than C.J. Mosley; same level of instincts. Better than Jerod Mayo at Tennessee. Bigger than Jonathan Vilma while being more violent and instinctive than D.J. Williams, same kind of freak athlete explosiveness-wise. thumper like Sean Weatherspoon. Basically, he's a bigger version of Roquan Smith in the 240-250-pound range. He's FUN to watch. Unbelievable stamina and motor. He could be the best linebacker ever to come out of LSU
Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama- Best all around OT in the draft, super smart tackle who can come in day 1 and play RT or OG. Extra polished OL
Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio St- Like his older brother Joey, Nick Bosa looks like an elite edge defender. He is fast off the edge with the ability fire by tackles to get upfield. Bosa has excellent hands with functional strength to fight off blocks, a burst to close, and puts quarterbacks down hard. In the ground game, Bosa is solid, but it is his pass-rush potential that excites.
Im more so a fan of
Greedy Williams, CB, LSU- For pass coverage, Williams is a stand-out cornerback. The first thing that is obvious is his ability to run the route and prevent separation. Williams possesses enough speed to carry verticals and the recoverability to close gaps from breaks. He has quick feet and the agility to stay in the hip pocket of wideouts. On top of his ability to run, Williams has excellent height and length, which make it tough to get around him. On top of his physical skills, Williams has an impressive mental makeup as an instinctive player.
Devin White, LB, LSU- Better athlete and versatility than Hightower. More explosive, violent, and bigger than C.J. Mosley; same level of instincts. Better than Jerod Mayo at Tennessee. Bigger than Jonathan Vilma while being more violent and instinctive than D.J. Williams, same kind of freak athlete explosiveness-wise. thumper like Sean Weatherspoon. Basically, he's a bigger version of Roquan Smith in the 240-250-pound range. He's FUN to watch. Unbelievable stamina and motor. He could be the best linebacker ever to come out of LSU
Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama- Best all around OT in the draft, super smart tackle who can come in day 1 and play RT or OG. Extra polished OL
Nick Bosa, EDGE, Ohio St- Like his older brother Joey, Nick Bosa looks like an elite edge defender. He is fast off the edge with the ability fire by tackles to get upfield. Bosa has excellent hands with functional strength to fight off blocks, a burst to close, and puts quarterbacks down hard. In the ground game, Bosa is solid, but it is his pass-rush potential that excites.
