Random 2020 Prospects that I like. (1 Viewer)

[NOFALCONS10]

A player that could be a weapon. Malcolm Perry - Navy. Since players can now delay their service, if drafted. May see more military college players.

U.S. military academy athletes can now delay service, go pro

Defense Secretary Mark Esper has opened the door for athletes at the nation’s military academies to play professional sports after they graduate, and delay their active-duty service. Esper si…

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Malcolm Perry - QB,RB,WR

Malcolm Perry - Football - Naval Academy Athletics

Malcolm Perry (10) QB - • At Navy: Enters the fall as the starting quarterback ... was elected by his teammates to be one of four team captains for the 2019 season

navysports.com

Antwan Randle-El-esque.

He also scored a TD at the shrine game that I remember

 

[bleedit1960]

Antwan Randle-El-esque.

He also scored a TD at the shrine game that I remember

LOL! Super Bowl XL. Remember that pass.

 

[NOFALCONS10]

Harrison Bryant is the Zach Ertz to Cole komet's Jason Witten in this draft.

2nd-3rd rd player. Very capable receiver.

 

[bleedit1960]

On the defensive side, a few small school players I like.

Jessie Lemonier

Jessie Lemonier | Football | Liberty Flames

Training Champions for Christ since 1971

www.liberty.edu

Sha'haun Williams

Sha'haun Williams - Football - Notre Dame College Athletics

Sha'haun Williams (50) Defensive Lineman - 2019: Appeared in 12 games as a senior... recorded 54 tackles (30 solo), of which 18 were for a loss and 10 were sacks...

notredamefalcons.com

 

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Ron'Dell Carter DE and John Daka LB

Ron'Dell Carter - Football - James Madison University Athletics

Ron'Dell Carter (5) Defensive Lineman - Finished career ranking ninth all-time at JMU with 23 sacks. 2019 as a Redshirt Senior: Started in all 16 games at defensive

jmusports.com

John Daka - Football - James Madison University Athletics

John Daka (7) Defensive Lineman - Finished career ranking fourth all-time at JMU with 27.5 sacks. 2019 as a Senior: Started in all 16 games at defensive end…

jmusports.com

 

[ELLIASJWILLIAMS]

Aiyuk's wingspan is crazy for his height, plus it translates to the field when you watch his tape. He is much more refined prospect than fellow Arizona St. teammate N'Keal Harry was coming out a year ago; who was quite frankly a reach taken too high by New England; Aiyuk on the other hand should be worth a late 1st round grade, and early 2nd at the least.

Stenberg definitely plays with a mean streak, and I love his physicality but I do have concerns about him moving in space, he's stiff at the hips with not a lot of bend which is a concern considering he already plays too upright with his pad level.

Regardless if he's there in the 4th round and IOL hasn't been addressed he's probably worth a look. Some Interior OL I'm liking from this class: Netane Muti, Cesar Ruiz, Robert Hunt, Jonah Jackson, Shane Lemieux.

Aiyuk could be what Cooks wasn't. He's got much more short area burst and explosiveness which should aid his ability to break tackles. His 80" wingspan is ridiculous....he's beating out some 6'4 TE's in the draft. Jury is still out on his field vision which Cooks was terribad at but his physical traits are crazy intriguing.

 

[NOFALCONS10]

Aiyuk could be what Cooks wasn't. He's got much more short area burst and explosiveness which should aid his ability to break tackles. His 80" wingspan is ridiculous....he's beating out some 6'4 TE's in the draft. Jury is still out on his field vision which Cooks was terribad at but his physical traits are crazy intriguing.

Strikes me as this year's Hakeem Butler with the wingspan.

I want someone big but quicker in and out of cuts like Bryan Edwards and Shenault.