2021 Draft Prospects to Watch This Season (3 Viewers)

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Really love Adetokunbo Ogundeji as a potential Cam Jordan type athlete







Wasn't impressed with the lack of Balance from Payton Turner despite his arm length.


Might have to stand up at 3-4 linebacker at next level like Preston Smith.

 
Joodas Avila said:
Ya, i like Osa too. But his style of play & body type is more along the lines of Aaron Donald or Bradley Chubb. Not saying he’s gonna be Donald or Chubb, just saying that that’s a closer comp in terms of play style & body type. UCLA also played him a ton at the EGDE position too. Watch the UCLA vs Oregon game. That’s the type of inside/out pressure Osa brings in to the pros.

Osa, Jay Tufele from USC & Daviyon Nixon from Iowa are my favorite DTs in this years draft. Daviyon Nixon is the prospect who comps closer to Sheldon Rankins. I personally think Nixon is the best 3tech available in this draft.

On a side note, i see my dude Shaka Toney is on the list too. That kid one of my draft darlings.
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Daviyon Nixon is my favorite DT. Like Osa too...
 
Late Rounds/ UDFA

Mustafa Johnson

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Mustafa Johnson - Football - University of Colorado Athletics

Mustafa Johnson (34) Defensive End - AT COLORADO: A two-time All-Pac-12 performer entering his final season, he has played and started 21 games in his two ...
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Raymond Johnson lll

Raymond Johnson III - Football - Georgia Southern University Athletics

Raymond Johnson III (0) Defensive End - 2020 - Second-Team All-American (Pro Football Focus) 2020 - All-Sun Belt Conference First Team 2020 - All-Sun Belt Conference
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bleedit1960 said:
Jaylen Twyman

Jaylen Twyman - Football - Pitt Panthers #H2P

Jaylen Twyman (97) DL - 2019: Enjoyed a highly productive—and highly decorated—sophomore campaign…a starter in all 13 games at defensive tackle, compiling 41 stops
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Darius Stills

Darius Stills - Football - West Virginia University Athletics

Darius Stills (56) Defensive Lineman - Played in 43 career games, including 21 starts 2019 (Jr.) Started all 10 games at nose tackle WVU’s 12th
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Twyman is so good. It’s inevitable that he’ll be compared to Donald because they’re both undersized Pitt DTs. But there’s also SOME validity, even if going that far is unfair.

Highly doubt we’d take him because we use size prototypes so much. But I think he’s going to be really good for someone.
 
Ben Mason, FB, Michigan
Height: 6-3. Weight: 254

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I have no issue with Michael Burton, and I think he was a solid FB and good presence for the Saints... but he is a FA... and while he was good, he was also limited and has no more real upside at this point. If the Saints were to look for a potential upgrade... I submit Ben Mason from Michigan.

Mason is a beast. He has great upside and untapped potential as receiving FB. He is also a special teams stud... and he even started a game for Michigan on the DL! He can likely be had on Day 3 or as an UDFA.
 
My favorite WR this year is Rashod Bateman, but i have to admit that im equally enamored by Amon Ra St. Brown from USC. Ive been flip flopping between to two on who i like more. Last year my fav WR was Michael Pittman, & i got a ton of St. Brown watching all the USC games.

Amon Ra St. Brown plays like a mini Mike T. He’s got some super sticky hands & is a thug after the catch. He runs a fairly developed route tree, but lines up & does his damage from the slot. St. Brown is one of those dudes who’s a playmaker at every level of the field. He can move chains or blow the wig off a defense depending on what he’s being asked to do.

What’s more, is St. Brown’s ability to contort his body on contested catches. It’s like he wins his combat catch situations w/angles, timing & worming his way into position, rather than out jumping or being way more physical than the cover man. Think of a bigger, more flexible version of Lance Moore. & St.Brown wins w/that style of play more times that not. It’s different, but really cool to see.

I think St. Brown &/or Bateman would/could be stars in our offense. They have different play styles, but both bring their own brand of gamebreaking ability to the field. Theyre both grimy type WRs who seem to play w/a lot more violence than the average WR. In terms of attitude, toughness & on field swagger, both St. Brown & Bateman are total Mike T-types.

 

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