FrankRizzo
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I am projecting us getting a 4th round comp pick for Aaron Kampman. I've seen others have us getting a 3rd, I'll go conservative and say 4th.
I am going to use analysis' from "experts" like Scott Wright and Walter Football below:
3- CB Johnny Patrick, Louisville
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 190 | 40-Time: 4.50
Official Bio
Strengths:
• Ideal size and bulk with long arms
• Smooth with terrific natural athleticism
• Good speed with a burst to close and recover
• Quick, agile and changes direction well
• Superb job of flipping hips and transitioning
• Soft hands and excellent ball skills
• Good leaping ability and body control
• Excels in both man and zone coverage
• Physical and plays with some violence
• Still has considerable upside
A 3½-year starter for the Cardinals --- Actually began college career as a wide receiver --- Named 1st Team All-Big East in 2010 --- Coached by four different defensive coordinators during college career --- Possesses all of the physical tools you look for and is still improving --- Underrated prospect with the talent and skill set to be a starter at the next level.
The White Knight ran his forty in 4.49 at his pro day. He's a typical late-round pick for Ted Thompson. The other guy I targeted here was the WR from Iowa with 3 names, Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, who offers better size and similar speed. But I went with the token white guy, a la Swain, Wes Welker, Julian Edelman, etc. Seems to be en vogue these days thanks to Welker.
I am going to use analysis' from "experts" like Scott Wright and Walter Football below:
- 1- OLB Brooks Reid, Arizona
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 262 | 40-Time: 4.70You must be logged in to see this image or video!
Strengths:
• Naturally athletic with fantastic agility and balance
• Quick with a burst and plays faster than he times
• Is a lot stronger and more powerful than you'd think
• A reliable tackler who can also pack quite a punch
• Plays with proper pad level and uses good leverage
• Absolutely relentless in pursuit and closes in a hurry
• Extremely active and aggressive with excellent range
• Terrific instincts and awareness with top football IQ
• Competitive and intense with an unparalleled motor
• Showcases a varied repertoire of pass rush moves
• Versatile and can play multiple positions / schemes
• Is a respected leader with an outstanding work ethic
• Was productive with a lot of high-quality experience
A three-year starter and team captain for the Wildcats --- Named 1st Team All-Pac-10 in 2010 --- Weighed just 215 pounds when he arrived on campus in Tucson --- Began college career as an H-Back and after redshirting moved to the other side of the ball in 2007 --- Missed three games with a high-ankle injury in 2009 --- Draws comparisons to Clay Matthews of the Green Bay Packers and it's not just because they both have long blond hair --- An overachiever who put in the time and effort required to take his game to the next level and it has paid off handsomely --- Could project to either defensive end in a 4-3 or outside linebacker in a 3-4 --- Enjoyed a standout senior campaign for "Desert Swarm" and significantly improved draft stock --- Possesses the talent and intangibles to play and excel in the NFL for a long time. - 2- WR Jerrel Jernigan, Troy
Height: 5-9 | Weight: 190 | 40-Time: 4.32You must be logged in to see this image or video!
Strengths:
• Outstanding athleticism and elite speed
• Explosive with terrific acceleration and a burst
• Quick and agile with great balance and change of direction
• Extremely elusive with excellent vision and instincts
• Soft, reliable hands and fantastic ball skills
• Good leaping ability and body control
• Runs quality routes and is able to get separation
• Has a sturdy build like that of a running back
• Fearless and plays bigger than size would suggest
• Tough, durable and will play through pain / injuries
• Hard working and competitive with top intangibles
• Very productive and has a lot of experience
• Exceptionally versatile and a dangerous return man
3- CB Johnny Patrick, Louisville
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 190 | 40-Time: 4.50
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Official Bio
Strengths:
• Ideal size and bulk with long arms
• Smooth with terrific natural athleticism
• Good speed with a burst to close and recover
• Quick, agile and changes direction well
• Superb job of flipping hips and transitioning
• Soft hands and excellent ball skills
• Good leaping ability and body control
• Excels in both man and zone coverage
• Physical and plays with some violence
• Still has considerable upside
A 3½-year starter for the Cardinals --- Actually began college career as a wide receiver --- Named 1st Team All-Big East in 2010 --- Coached by four different defensive coordinators during college career --- Possesses all of the physical tools you look for and is still improving --- Underrated prospect with the talent and skill set to be a starter at the next level.
- 4- OT Kyle Hix, Texas 6-7, 325
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- 4b- OT Adam Grant, Arizona 6-6, 325
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- 5- DE David Carter, UCLA 6-5, 302
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- 6- ILB Greg Lloyd Jr, UConn 6-2, 245
- 7- WR Scotty McKnight, Colorado 5-11, 182
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The White Knight ran his forty in 4.49 at his pro day. He's a typical late-round pick for Ted Thompson. The other guy I targeted here was the WR from Iowa with 3 names, Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, who offers better size and similar speed. But I went with the token white guy, a la Swain, Wes Welker, Julian Edelman, etc. Seems to be en vogue these days thanks to Welker.