Out of that batch, Harrison and Wilson looked the best. About equal. Dunno if either quuuuite has the speed to get to the sideline on outside runs. If they diagnose quickly, maybe. But otherwise they're fine ILBs. As good run defenders, wouldn't be bad compliments to Kirksey and nice consolation prizes if we miss out on Queen & Murray.
Agreed; these are the two I like at the end of the second; I'd much prefer the 3rd, but I doubt either will last until the end of the round.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 17 Apr 2020 02:27
by salmar80
I'm not gonna be able to post tapes until Sunday - heading off to the cottage to enjoy spring. Would appreciate if someone could post cutups in my stead. At least CBs and DL would be of interest..
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 17 Apr 2020 15:11
by NCF
What do we see with Noah Igbinoghene against Florida? I'm late to the party on him, but I know many love him.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Having looked through all the top guys, now, really... if I were drafting for the Packers, tomorrow, I'd rank the WRs as such:
1. Ruggs - he just has that speed asset that no one else in this draft can replicate
2. Jeudy
3. Lamb
4. Jefferson
5. Ayiuk
6. Reagor
7. Mims
8. Shenault
and those would be my top 8; ahead of Pittman and Higgins, again for the Packers.
Honestly, this post aged pretty well Slightly overrated Jefferson.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Re-watching Edwards' tape here because he might be a target. He has a really physical presence in the receiving game, though is very lazy as a blocker; does it well when he tries, but it's almost like he and the DB mutually agreed not to really try if the play doesn't look like it's coming their way.
Shows some explosiveness, has good releases, and very good double moves, but doesn't look like he can stack very well once he releases past the CB.
This is frustrating game tape because the starting QB gets hurt and the backup just never looks Edwards' way; lots of opportunities to, but with tv film, when the ball's not going your way, you only get a glimpse.
Shows some speed against a fast UGA team on his two rushing attempts (reverses/end-arounds).
Didn't get a chance to see much creativity on YAC, but he at least does tend to fall forward/get that last yard when going down.
I have a weirdly good feeling about him, and I can't tell if the tape creates and backs that up or if I'm looking for it because of my hunch.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 May 2020 09:39
by NCF
[mention]salmar80[/mention]
This thread was SO good. We should keep it going or start a new one with Packers draft picks now that we have reached the dead time. I know we already started Love, but it would be fun to go through Dillon, Deguara and some of the others, as well. Maybe a separate thread for each? Next week? I don't mind starting if you don't have the time or interest, too, but since this was your baby I thought I'd at least ask.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
This thread was SO good. We should keep it going or start a new one with Packers draft picks now that we have reached the dead time. I know we already started Love, but it would be fun to go through Dillon, Deguara and some of the others, as well. Maybe a separate thread for each? Next week? I don't mind starting if you don't have the time or interest, too, but since this was your baby I thought I'd at least ask.
This was indeed a fun thread. Could expand on it when the next draft season knocks...
There's not a lotta tape on all our picks, but I can see what I can do once I return from 1st of May celebration at the cottage. Probably keep Love in his own thread(s) and do the other picks in one thread.
Slightly overrated Jefferson.
This was indeed a fun thread. Could expand on it when the next draft season knocks...