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Post by fifthavephil on Oct 19, 2018 19:49:18 GMT -5
Didn't we trade our 7th round pick, for Dixon the punter.
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 22, 2018 12:08:06 GMT -5
With Herbert going back to school and updated rankings, here's what i came up with.....
YOUR TEAM
NEW YORK GIANTS
YOUR PICKS
1: R1P3
OT JONAH WILLIAMS
ALABAMA
2: R2P3
G MICHAEL JORDAN
OHIO STATE
3: R4P3
LB DEVIN BUSH
MICHIGAN
4: R4P35
CB BLACE BROWN
TROY
5: R5P3
EDGE CARL GRANDERSON
WYOMING
6: R6P3
S LUKAS DENIS
BOSTON COLLEGE
7: R7P22
EDGE JALEN JELKS
OREGON
8: R7P32
S CHASE HANSEN
UTAH
If you ask me, its a pretty solid draft. We get the best OT and best OG/C in the draft to fix the OL. We get a great cover LB, a quality CB, 2 edge rushers overflowing with potential and talent, a ball hawking safety to pair with LC, and a safety who may be better off changing positions to become a 3-4 ILB who could excell in coverage
Sounds like we could easily transition to Herbert, Fromm, Tua, or Eason in 2020
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 22, 2018 14:54:53 GMT -5
I keep saying so and so is my favorite draft, but im REALLY digging this one. How Devin White dropped to the 2nd is beyond me
3: R1P3
DL ED OLIVER
HOUSTON
35: R2P3
LB DEVIN WHITE
LSU
105: R4P3
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
137: R4P35
EDGE CARL GRANDERSON
WYOMING
143: R5P3
S LUKAS DENIS
BOSTON COLLEGE
177: R6P3
G CHRIS LINDSTROM
BOSTON COLLEGE
238: R7P22
EDGE OSHANE XIMINES
ODU
248: R7P32
EDGE JALEN JELKS
OREGON
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Post by TCHOF on Oct 22, 2018 15:15:35 GMT -5
I keep saying so and so is my favorite draft, but im REALLY digging this one. How Devin White dropped to the 2nd is beyond me 3: R1P3 DL ED OLIVER HOUSTON 35: R2P3 LB DEVIN WHITE LSU 105: R4P3 C TYLER BIADASZ WISCONSIN 137: R4P35 EDGE CARL GRANDERSON WYOMING 143: R5P3 S LUKAS DENIS BOSTON COLLEGE 177: R6P3 G CHRIS LINDSTROM BOSTON COLLEGE 238: R7P22 EDGE OSHANE XIMINES ODU 248: R7P32 EDGE JALEN JELKS OREGON Oliver and White? Sign me up! |
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 23, 2018 12:45:06 GMT -5
just updated the rankings so i figured, why not do another one
2: R1P2
DL ED OLIVER
HOUSTON
34: R2P2
C DALTON RISNER
KANSAS STATE
104: R4P2
CB AMANI ORUWARIYE
PENN STATE
137: R4P35
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
142: R5P2
S LUKAS DENIS
BOSTON COLLEGE
176: R6P2
EDGE CARL GRANDERSON
WYOMING
242: R7P26
EDGE JALEN JELKS
OREGON
248: R7P32
S MIKE EDWARDS
KENTUCKY
1st- Aaron Donald 2.0 in Oliver
2nd- immediatley upgrades the Center spot, and RT in a pinch
4th- my 2nd favorite cb in the draft, cant believe he is going so low
4th- instant upgrade at C or G
5th- ball hawking coverage safety who could play centerfield
6th- edge rusher with tons of potential
7th- see above, lol
7th- complete package at safety, would go MUCH higher if he was bigger
Id like to see us make a move for RT Rob Havenstein from Rams or Darryl Williams from Carolina, both are young RT's that have played quite well in their careers and are graded pretty highly by everyones favorite site, PFF, lol
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 24, 2018 11:54:26 GMT -5
2: R1P2
OT JONAH WILLIAMS
ALABAMA
34: R2P2
QB DREW LOCK
MISSOURI
104: R4P2
CB AMANI ORUWARIYE
PENN STATE
132: R4P30
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
137: R4P35
LB TROY DYE
OREGON
142: R5P2
S LUKAS DENIS
BOSTON COLLEGE
145: R5P5
OT YODNY CAJUSTE
WVU
176: R6P2
EDGE CARL GRANDERSON
WYOMING
242: R7P26
EDGE JALEN JELKS
OREGON
248: R7P32
S MIKE EDWARDS
KENTUCKY
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Post by Morehead State on Oct 24, 2018 11:55:47 GMT -5
Oh my God we've played 7 games and here we are.'
Deja Vu all over again.
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Post by nygfanstrick on Oct 24, 2018 13:04:03 GMT -5
2: R1P2
DL ED OLIVER
HOUSTON
34: R2P2
C DALTON RISNER
KANSAS STATE
104: R4P2
EDGE JAYLON FERGUSON
LOUISIANA TECH
132: R4P30
CB MARK GILBERT
DUKE
137: R4P35
LB KHALIL HODGE
BUFFALO
142: R5P2
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
145: R5P5
WR MARQUISE BROWN
OKLAHOMA
176: R6P2
QB WILL GRIER
WVU
242: R7P26
EDGE JALEN JELKS
OREGON
248: R7P32
G TANNER FARMER
NEBRASKA
Probably not realistic with some picks lol, but I would be thrilled with something like this
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 24, 2018 13:39:34 GMT -5
Oh my God we've played 7 games and here we are.' Deja Vu all over again. Better than the usual blame game of eli, odell or oline..... Its sad but it at least makes Saturday interesting, since sundays are now a wash |
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 24, 2018 13:40:43 GMT -5
2: R1P2 DL ED OLIVER HOUSTON 34: R2P2 C DALTON RISNER KANSAS STATE 104: R4P2 EDGE JAYLON FERGUSON LOUISIANA TECH 132: R4P30 CB MARK GILBERT DUKE 137: R4P35 LB KHALIL HODGE BUFFALO 142: R5P2 C TYLER BIADASZ WISCONSIN 145: R5P5 WR MARQUISE BROWN OKLAHOMA 176: R6P2 QB WILL GRIER WVU 242: R7P26 EDGE JALEN JELKS OREGON 248: R7P32 G TANNER FARMER NEBRASKA Probably not realistic with some picks lol, but I would be thrilled with something like this Not too familiar with Ferguson, Gilbert, Hodge, or Brown. Got any input?? |
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Post by nygfanstrick on Oct 24, 2018 14:09:54 GMT -5
2: R1P2 DL ED OLIVER HOUSTON 34: R2P2 C DALTON RISNER KANSAS STATE 104: R4P2 EDGE JAYLON FERGUSON LOUISIANA TECH 132: R4P30 CB MARK GILBERT DUKE 137: R4P35 LB KHALIL HODGE BUFFALO 142: R5P2 C TYLER BIADASZ WISCONSIN 145: R5P5 WR MARQUISE BROWN OKLAHOMA 176: R6P2 QB WILL GRIER WVU 242: R7P26 EDGE JALEN JELKS OREGON 248: R7P32 G TANNER FARMER NEBRASKA Probably not realistic with some picks lol, but I would be thrilled with something like this Not too familiar with Ferguson, Gilbert, Hodge, or Brown. Got any input?? Brown is a stud. Idk how he dropped that far lol. A lot of people are trying to say he is the next Antonio Brown. He has great speed, elusiveness, good hands, etc. He is a big play machine. They call him Hollywood Brown. I'd definitely check him out. I think he is one of the most fun players to watch in college football. Ferguson is a guy I have seen a couple of times and he has a really good burst off the edge. I think he has a lot of potential and would be a good guy to throw in the mix at the very least. Him and Carter would definitely have good burst off the edge. Check some of his clips on YouTube since LA Tech isn't on TV too much. I have seen him play probably 3 times live and always was impressive. Gilbert is a guy I have seen a couple of times and he seems like a really solid Corner all around. I was hoping the Penn St CB would drop, but he didn't fall in this mock, but Gilbert showed ability to tackle, cover, and he made a couple picks when I have seen him. Granted one was on a poor throw, but he was in good position. Also has good size 6'1. I think he could get a little bigger as far as build, because he is kinda thin, but you've seen it work before with guys like DRC who aren't the biggest CB's, but have good height and length Hodge is a guy I hear a ton about. I have only had a chance to watch him live twice, but they rave about him in Buffalo. A lot of my friends say he is the best LB they have had since Mack. Obviously not putting him in that category, but they say he can do it all. I believe he has played safety in the past and can play inside and on the edge. Tackling machine. He was all over the field when I watched him play |
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 24, 2018 14:32:31 GMT -5
Not too familiar with Ferguson, Gilbert, Hodge, or Brown. Got any input?? Brown is a stud. Idk how he dropped that far lol. A lot of people are trying to say he is the next Antonio Brown. He has great speed, elusiveness, good hands, etc. He is a big play machine. They call him Hollywood Brown. I'd definitely check him out. I think he is one of the most fun players to watch in college football. Ferguson is a guy I have seen a couple of times and he has a really good burst off the edge. I think he has a lot of potential and would be a good guy to throw in the mix at the very least. Him and Carter would definitely have good burst off the edge. Check some of his clips on YouTube since LA Tech isn't on TV too much. I have seen him play probably 3 times live and always was impressive. Gilbert is a guy I have seen a couple of times and he seems like a really solid Corner all around. I was hoping the Penn St CB would drop, but he didn't fall in this mock, but Gilbert showed ability to tackle, cover, and he made a couple picks when I have seen him. Granted one was on a poor throw, but he was in good position. Also has good size 6'1. I think he could get a little bigger as far as build, because he is kinda thin, but you've seen it work before with guys like DRC who aren't the biggest CB's, but have good height and length Hodge is a guy I hear a ton about. I have only had a chance to watch him live twice, but they rave about him in Buffalo. A lot of my friends say he is the best LB they have had since Mack. Obviously not putting him in that category, but they say he can do it all. I believe he has played safety in the past and can play inside and on the edge. Tackling machine. He was all over the field when I watched him play Sound good to me I feel like ive been asking for a big, physical, sure handed red zone threat posession WR for ages, but if he is the next Antonio Brown sign me up. I just checked walterfotball and this is what they say 'For the NFL, sources feel that Brown is similar to T.Y. Hilton or Will Fuller. Brown catches the ball better than Fuller with more yards-after-the-catch skills than the Texans speedster, but Fuller is a better route runner than Brown. Brown is not as good of a make-you-miss receiver as the Chiefs Tyreek Hill. Brown is a very fast wideout who is a threat to score anytime he catches a pass. Brown has a thin frame and needs to get stronger for the NFL, but he is very explosive. If he can maintain his speed while adding weight, he could be a dynamic wide receiver. ' 5'11, 160lb sounds WAY skinny for my liking. I want someone more like 6'4, 230lb to bring a different aspect to the game than small speedsters, then again he's being compared to AB, Will Fuller, TY Hilton, and Tyreek Hill.... so yea As for Ferguson, i havent heard much about him, especialy good stuff about him... The way this draft is OVERFLOWING with edge rushers i think id pass on this guy for someone like Jalen Jelks from Oregon, Carl Granderson from Wyoming, or Oshane Ximines from Old Dominion if we are looking for a mid-later round edge rusher Cant find ANYTHING about Gilbert, but there are some pretty good cb's in the draft this year. I agree about the penn state CB Amani Oruwariye, dude is awesome, probably my 2nd favorite cb in the draft, he's big, fast, can cover with the best of them. I feel like in any other draft he would be at least a 2nd round pick yet this year ive seen him getting mocked in the 3rd or 4th Not too familiar with any nfl prospects from buffalo outside of khalil mack |
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Post by nygfanstrick on Oct 24, 2018 15:11:39 GMT -5
Brown is a stud. Idk how he dropped that far lol. A lot of people are trying to say he is the next Antonio Brown. He has great speed, elusiveness, good hands, etc. He is a big play machine. They call him Hollywood Brown. I'd definitely check him out. I think he is one of the most fun players to watch in college football. Ferguson is a guy I have seen a couple of times and he has a really good burst off the edge. I think he has a lot of potential and would be a good guy to throw in the mix at the very least. Him and Carter would definitely have good burst off the edge. Check some of his clips on YouTube since LA Tech isn't on TV too much. I have seen him play probably 3 times live and always was impressive. Gilbert is a guy I have seen a couple of times and he seems like a really solid Corner all around. I was hoping the Penn St CB would drop, but he didn't fall in this mock, but Gilbert showed ability to tackle, cover, and he made a couple picks when I have seen him. Granted one was on a poor throw, but he was in good position. Also has good size 6'1. I think he could get a little bigger as far as build, because he is kinda thin, but you've seen it work before with guys like DRC who aren't the biggest CB's, but have good height and length Hodge is a guy I hear a ton about. I have only had a chance to watch him live twice, but they rave about him in Buffalo. A lot of my friends say he is the best LB they have had since Mack. Obviously not putting him in that category, but they say he can do it all. I believe he has played safety in the past and can play inside and on the edge. Tackling machine. He was all over the field when I watched him play Sound good to me I feel like ive been asking for a big, physical, sure handed red zone threat posession WR for ages, but if he is the next Antonio Brown sign me up. I just checked walterfotball and this is what they say 'For the NFL, sources feel that Brown is similar to T.Y. Hilton or Will Fuller. Brown catches the ball better than Fuller with more yards-after-the-catch skills than the Texans speedster, but Fuller is a better route runner than Brown. Brown is not as good of a make-you-miss receiver as the Chiefs Tyreek Hill. Brown is a very fast wideout who is a threat to score anytime he catches a pass. Brown has a thin frame and needs to get stronger for the NFL, but he is very explosive. If he can maintain his speed while adding weight, he could be a dynamic wide receiver. ' 5'11, 160lb sounds WAY skinny for my liking. I want someone more like 6'4, 230lb to bring a different aspect to the game than small speedsters, then again he's being compared to AB, Will Fuller, TY Hilton, and Tyreek Hill.... so yea As for Ferguson, i havent heard much about him, especialy good stuff about him... The way this draft is OVERFLOWING with edge rushers i think id pass on this guy for someone like Jalen Jelks from Oregon, Carl Granderson from Wyoming, or Oshane Ximines from Old Dominion if we are looking for a mid-later round edge rusher Cant find ANYTHING about Gilbert, but there are some pretty good cb's in the draft this year. I agree about the penn state CB Amani Oruwariye, dude is awesome, probably my 2nd favorite cb in the draft, he's big, fast, can cover with the best of them. I feel like in any other draft he would be at least a 2nd round pick yet this year ive seen him getting mocked in the 3rd or 4th Not too familiar with any nfl prospects from buffalo outside of khalil mack I agree that I want a bigger WR to go along with guys like Shep and OBJ. I think Latimer filled that role fairly well when he was playing this year. Brown at that point in the draft is something I'd instantly pull the trigger on and I would have to think he could be a terror in the return game. Gilbert is a guy that I've liked from what I've seen. Tough to judge where he will be picked since he isn't playing like Greedy, but has the size. I just looked at some stuff on him and it looks like he out for year now with a hip injury which I was unaware of, so i would likely be passing on that pick lol. Ferguson has a ton of sacks this year 9.5 already. He had 7 last year. I like Granderson a lot and Jelks is a guy I like late as well. I've been watching a good amount of Oregon since we were in the Herbert sweepstakes. Hodge is someone I'll going to try and pay a lot of attention to throughout the year. My friends are hyping him to be the truth. The only other time they did that was with Mack, although he was known by everyone lol. But the last LB named Khalil turned out pretty good from Buffalo LOL. 99 tackles so far this year and I think he had over 150 last year. The guy flies all over the field and can be a 3 down guy for sure from what I've seen |
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Post by TheAnalyst on Oct 25, 2018 18:43:59 GMT -5
How do we have so many picks now?
2: R1P2
OT JONAH WILLIAMS
ALABAMA
34: R2P2
C DALTON RISNER
KANSAS STATE
104: R4P2
EDGE CHARLES WRIGHT
VANDERBILT
132: R4P30
WR MARQUISE BROWN
OKLAHOMA
137: R4P35
CB DAMON ARNETTE
OHIO STATE
142: R5P2
LB KHALIL HODGE
BUFFALO
145: R5P5
G BEN POWERS
OKLAHOMA
176: R6P2
CB IMAN MARSHALL
USC
242: R7P26
WR TYRIE CLEVELAND
FLORIDA
248: R7P32
WR HUNTER RENFOW
CLEMSON
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Post by nygfanstrick on Oct 25, 2018 23:21:52 GMT -5
How do we have so many picks now? 2: R1P2 OT JONAH WILLIAMS ALABAMA 34: R2P2 C DALTON RISNER KANSAS STATE 104: R4P2 EDGE CHARLES WRIGHT VANDERBILT 132: R4P30 WR MARQUISE BROWN OKLAHOMA 137: R4P35 CB DAMON ARNETTE OHIO STATE 142: R5P2 LB KHALIL HODGE BUFFALO 145: R5P5 G BEN POWERS OKLAHOMA 176: R6P2 CB IMAN MARSHALL USC 242: R7P26 WR TYRIE CLEVELAND FLORIDA 248: R7P32 WR HUNTER RENFOW CLEMSON I'm not sure lmao. Would be shocked if there were not more added too when it is all said and done. The good thing is we will have plenty of picks if we need to move up some spots for a MUST GET in the middle rounds. We really need to capitalize with this many picks. Another second rounder or getting a 3rd round pick would be nice |
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Post by Blue Hulk on Oct 25, 2018 23:28:52 GMT -5
We have a lot of picks. This was hard.
2: R1P2
QB JUSTIN HERBERT
OREGON
34: R2P2
C DALTON RISNER
KANSAS STATE
104: R4P2
CB AMANI ORUWARIYE
PENN STATE
132: R4P30
CB TREVON DIGGS
ALABAMA
137: R4P35
OT TREY ADAMS
WASHINGTON
142: R5P2
LB SHAQUILLE QUARTERMAN
MIAMI
145: R5P5
S JORDAN FULLER
OHIO STATE
176: R6P2
S DAVID DOWELL
MICHIGAN STATE
242: R7P26
OT KENDALL BAKER
GEORGIA
248: R7P32
LB DANTE BOOKER
OHIO STATE
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2018 10:48:04 GMT -5
2: R1P2
EDGE NICK BOSA
OHIO STATE
34: R2P2
G BEAU BENZSCHAWEL
WISCONSIN
104: R4P2
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
132: R4P30
CB TREVON DIGGS
ALABAMA
137: R4P35
OT TREY ADAMS
WASHINGTON
142: R5P2
OT BOBBY EVANS
OKLAHOMA
145: R5P5
OT TYREE ST. LOUIS
MIAMI
176: R6P2
LB KENDALL JOSEPH
CLEMSON
242: R7P26
LB DANTE BOOKER
OHIO STATE
248: R7P32
OT PAUL ADAMS
MISSOURI
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Post by Blue Hulk on Oct 27, 2018 12:03:39 GMT -5
4 OT's? hahaha....Some of those OT's will be converted to Guards anyway. Not a good OT class, but many of them may make good guards.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2018 11:20:23 GMT -5
4 OT's? hahaha....Some of those OT's will be converted to Guards anyway. Not a good OT class, but many of them may make good guards. Hahaha....I'd go 6 if we can unload the chump Solder, who obviously does not fit into any rebuilding plans with that completely insane, and said so at the time, contract....for average on the best system for what seems forever in the history of the NFL. Rule of thumb - avoid any players from the BB system that hit the free agent market. There has not been one good move from free agency to drafting DG has made (BJ Hill aside), and the team is in a complete misdirection of where, what, why and when. These things are early...but fun, so we need to take these all for fun at this point. Jonah Williams needs to play against some quality pass rusher before I consider him top ten. Ed Oliver or Bosa if we don't go Hebert. |
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Post by nygfanstrick on Oct 29, 2018 1:34:26 GMT -5
2: R1P2
DL ED OLIVER
HOUSTON
34: R2P2
C DALTON RISNER
KANSAS STATE
104: R4P2
LB SHAQUILLE QUARTERMAN
MIAMI
132: R4P30
G BEN POWERS
OKLAHOMA
137: R4P35
S DEIONTE THOMPSON
ALABAMA
142: R5P2
EDGE MARLON DAVIDSON
AUBURN
145: R5P5
C JESSE BURKETT
STANFORD
176: R6P2
EDGE CARL GRANDERSON
WYOMING
242: R7P26
WR FELTON DAVIS III
MICHIGAN STATE
248: R7P32
CB JORDAN MILLER
WASHINGTON
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Post by Nite on Oct 29, 2018 8:09:40 GMT -5
4 OT's? hahaha....Some of those OT's will be converted to Guards anyway. Not a good OT class, but many of them may make good guards. Hahaha....I'd go 6 if we can unload the chump Solder, who obviously does not fit into any rebuilding plans with that completely insane, and said so at the time, contract....for average on the best system for what seems forever in the history of the NFL. Rule of thumb - avoid any players from the BB system that hit the free agent market. There has not been one good move from free agency to drafting DG has made (BJ Hill aside), and the team is in a complete misdirection of where, what, why and when. These things are early...but fun, so we need to take these all for fun at this point. Jonah Williams needs to play against some quality pass rusher before I consider him top ten. Ed Oliver or Bosa if we don't go Hebert. Nick Bosa is currently injured had 'major' surgery in Sept to fix his core. He is projected to be back playing in Nov.. But that is something to consider.. We desperately need OL help .. |
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 29, 2018 13:12:39 GMT -5
Jonah Williams needs to play against some quality pass rusher before I consider him top ten. He is the best OT in a bad OT class, that and alot of the experts are suggesting that he will be a RT or OG in the NFL. Not sure if I want to use a top 3 pick on that..... Andre Dillard is an intriguing prospect, he sounds like the perfect LT..... well other than that he is not really good at any set of blocking, more so ok enough. ''On the edge, Dillard is a good athlete with quick feet to get depth in his drop. He is adept at heading off speed rushers and keeping them from getting turned to the quarterback. Dillard plays with good leverage, as he is a knee bender and does not bend at the waist. There have been a few plays on which Dillard has allowed rushers to get speed upfield, but he has demonstrated nice recoverability to push the rushers deep and around the pocket to protect his tackle. In the ground game, Dillard is neither a bull who will knock defensive linemen off the ball, nor a force at the point of attack who will push a defensive end out of his gap. However, he is quick to engage defenders and shows some ability to latch onto them to sustain his block with some manipulation of them. For the NFL, Dillard should get stronger to become a more balanced blocker. With Dillard's quickness and athleticism, he could be a starting left tackle at the next level. He probably won't ever be a forceful run blocker, but the NFL is a passing-driven league, so he does not have to be a bull in the ground game to serve as a valuable starter Sources say Dillard has some quickness and athletic ability to go with NFL size. He is fast to get out of his stance, plus has the ability to hit blocks on the second level. His quick feet and agility have impressed team sources for an NFL-sized blocker. Some team sources feel Dillard has left tackle potential for the NFL and felt better about him more than other highly touted tackle prospects like Washington's Trey Adams and Texas' Connor Williams. With his quality play protecting the blind side of Luke Falk, Dillard has turned himself into a player to watch for the 2019 NFL Draft. ' |
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Post by Kase1 on Oct 29, 2018 14:45:04 GMT -5
2: R1P2
EDGE NICK BOSA
OHIO STATE
34: R2P2
C DALTON RISNER
KANSAS STATE
104: R4P2
CB AMANI ORUWARIYE
PENN STATE
132: R4P30
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
137: R4P35
LB TROY DYE
OREGON
142: R5P2
CB TREVON DIGGS
ALABAMA
145: R5P5
S LUKAS DENIS
BOSTON COLLEGE
176: R6P2
OT YODNY CAJUSTE
WVU
242: R7P26
S MIKE EDWARDS
KENTUCKY
248: R7P32
EDGE OSHANE XIMINES
ODU
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2018 4:30:37 GMT -5
He is the best OT in a bad OT class, that and alot of the experts are suggesting that he will be a RT or OG in the NFL. Not sure if I want to use a top 3 pick on that..... Andre Dillard is an intriguing prospect, he sounds like the perfect LT..... well other than that he is not really good at any set of blocking, more so ok enough. ''On the edge, Dillard is a good athlete with quick feet to get depth in his drop. He is adept at heading off speed rushers and keeping them from getting turned to the quarterback. Dillard plays with good leverage, as he is a knee bender and does not bend at the waist. There have been a few plays on which Dillard has allowed rushers to get speed upfield, but he has demonstrated nice recoverability to push the rushers deep and around the pocket to protect his tackle. In the ground game, Dillard is neither a bull who will knock defensive linemen off the ball, nor a force at the point of attack who will push a defensive end out of his gap. However, he is quick to engage defenders and shows some ability to latch onto them to sustain his block with some manipulation of them. For the NFL, Dillard should get stronger to become a more balanced blocker. With Dillard's quickness and athleticism, he could be a starting left tackle at the next level. He probably won't ever be a forceful run blocker, but the NFL is a passing-driven league, so he does not have to be a bull in the ground game to serve as a valuable starter Sources say Dillard has some quickness and athletic ability to go with NFL size. He is fast to get out of his stance, plus has the ability to hit blocks on the second level. His quick feet and agility have impressed team sources for an NFL-sized blocker. Some team sources feel Dillard has left tackle potential for the NFL and felt better about him more than other highly touted tackle prospects like Washington's Trey Adams and Texas' Connor Williams. With his quality play protecting the blind side of Luke Falk, Dillard has turned himself into a player to watch for the 2019 NFL Draft. ' Doing this mock draft I noticed something...we sure do miss that 3rd round pick. Was DG aware this is a deep corner draft before he made another infamous trade? BTW, the more I watch Herbert on Saturday's, the more certain I am we messed up taking Barkley at 2. Might need to sign a free agent QB, and start grabbing a center and guard this year to keep the interior pass push manageable as we will be lucky to get a right tackle out of this draft class. I am liking the Wisconsin kids Benzschawel and Biadasz for the interior. On tape and watching their games on Saturday, both look NFL quality. |
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Post by Blue Hulk on Oct 30, 2018 10:57:03 GMT -5
4 OT's? hahaha....Some of those OT's will be converted to Guards anyway. Not a good OT class, but many of them may make good guards. Hahaha....I'd go 6 if we can unload the chump Solder, who obviously does not fit into any rebuilding plans with that completely insane, and said so at the time, contract....for average on the best system for what seems forever in the history of the NFL. Rule of thumb - avoid any players from the BB system that hit the free agent market. There has not been one good move from free agency to drafting DG has made (BJ Hill aside), and the team is in a complete misdirection of where, what, why and when. These things are early...but fun, so we need to take these all for fun at this point. Jonah Williams needs to play against some quality pass rusher before I consider him top ten. Ed Oliver or Bosa if we don't go Hebert. BJ Hill was drafted and not a free agent. I think Gettleman did great in the draft and sucky in free agency....He has no pro player personnel person on staff. He needs to add another Marc Ross....who can pick good players from other NFL teams... I could do that job. Much easier to scout pros |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2018 20:14:15 GMT -5
Hahaha....I'd go 6 if we can unload the chump Solder, who obviously does not fit into any rebuilding plans with that completely insane, and said so at the time, contract....for average on the best system for what seems forever in the history of the NFL. Rule of thumb - avoid any players from the BB system that hit the free agent market. There has not been one good move from free agency to drafting DG has made (BJ Hill aside), and the team is in a complete misdirection of where, what, why and when. These things are early...but fun, so we need to take these all for fun at this point. Jonah Williams needs to play against some quality pass rusher before I consider him top ten. Ed Oliver or Bosa if we don't go Hebert. BJ Hill was drafted and not a free agent. I think Gettleman did great in the draft and sucky in free agency....He has no pro player personnel person on staff. He needs to add another Marc Ross....who can pick good players from other NFL teams... I could do that job. Much easier to scout pros Yes, BJ Hill was drafted, and I gave my draft grades on him the other board. I suggested the Barkley pick a C because we needed a QB, and that pick should of been Allen, Darnold or Rosen. I gave the Will pick a B because Shurmur runs zone blocking, and big Will is more a power blocker than a Wynn was. He nailed his 2 third rounders, gave them A grades. Picking which free agent is the correct fit is never the proper way to build a team....at best, fitting a few missing pieces and not overpaying. Once a player goes for the biggest dollars, it be very rare to trust his work ethic in the upcoming years...the Haynsworth Redskin dilemma as I call it. I am very surprised we did not trade more assets at the time teams would pay the most.  |
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Post by giantlegacy on Oct 31, 2018 8:34:14 GMT -5
I'm not going to bother with these until January
1.we dont even know who is coming out
2.very good chance we have more mid round picks
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 19:56:04 GMT -5
2: R1P2
DL ED OLIVER
HOUSTON
34: R2P2
EDGE MONTEZ SWEAT
MISSISSIPPI STATE
104: R4P2
C TYLER BIADASZ
WISCONSIN
132: R4P30
CB TREVON DIGGS
ALABAMA
137: R4P35
OT TREY ADAMS
WASHINGTON
142: R5P2
LB SHAQUILLE QUARTERMAN
MIAMI
144: R5P4
CB DAMON ARNETTE
OHIO STATE
176: R6P2
EDGE OSHANE XIMINES
ODU
238: R7P22
WR HUNTER RENFOW
CLEMSON
248: R7P32
OT A.T. HALL
STANFORD
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Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2018 20:21:54 GMT -5
"How good do scouts think Houston's Ed Oliver is? One director of scouting told me Oliver has the highest grade he's ever given a player. Higher than Mack, Aaron Donald, Myles Garrett or Jadeveon Clowney"
Matt Miller
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Post by giantlegacy on Nov 1, 2018 8:22:53 GMT -5
"How good do scouts think Houston's Ed Oliver is? One director of scouting told me Oliver has the highest grade he's ever given a player. Higher than Mack, Aaron Donald, Myles Garrett or Jadeveon Clowney" Matt Miller This guy on this defense with Hill,Tomlinson,Carter and we keep Vernon makes this defense potent. |
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