2025 Saints Draft Prospects’ Meetings & Visits (2 Edge, 1 DL, 1 TE, 1 RB, 1 QB, 1 CB) (76 Viewers)

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Saints draft prospects’ visits, meetings, and workouts during the Senior Bowl, Combine, Pro Days, Saints Local Day and Top-30 Visits. List will be updated as soon as they’re reported.

They’ll give us an idea of what players and positions the Saints are potentially targeting in the prospects’ projected rounds and in the draft in general.


Projected Top 10 pick


Projected Top 10 pick


Projected Top 15 pick


1st-2nd round projection


1st-2nd round projection


2nd-3rd round projection


4th-5th round projection
 
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Josiah Stewart is poised to be an impactful player for a team that knows how to utilize his skills. As a stand-up rush end, he would fit perfectly into our hybrid 4-2-5 (3-4) defense. His ability to serve as a rush end in the 3-4 alignment and a defensive end in the 4-2-5 scheme aligns well with his experience at Michigan.

Go Blue!
 
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Josiah Stewart is poised to be an impactful player for a team that knows how to utilize his skills. As a stand-up rush end, he would fit perfectly into our hybrid 4-2-5 (3-4) defense. His ability to serve as a rush end in the 3-4 alignment and a defensive end in the 4-2-5 scheme aligns well with his experience at Michigan.

Go Blue!
I like him as a mid round 3-4 stand up LB but at 6’2 with cleats and 240lbs he’s just plain small for a hand in the dirt DE imo
 
Not for our hybrid scheme he's not.
Can you explain? Not arguing I just don’t see how a guy with those measurements wouldn’t be significantly undersized for any duties a DE has like setting an edge in the running game
 
Can you explain? Not arguing I just don’t see how a guy with those measurements wouldn’t be significantly undersized for any duties a DE has like setting an edge in the running game
In a hybrid 4-2-5 defense, the defensive tackle (DT), such as Breese, can be positioned a bit wider as a 5-technique. This alignment places him between the guard and the tackle. Meanwhile, the player who typically serves as a stand-up rush end in a 3-4 defense is now positioned with his hand on the ground, outside the tackle. When the snap occurs, the tackle must account for the 5-technique, which allows the hybrid rush end the flexibility to rush around the end or loop around the 5-technique.
 
In a hybrid 4-2-5 defense, the defensive tackle (DT), such as Breese, can be positioned a bit wider as a 5-technique. This alignment places him between the guard and the tackle.
FYI That sounds like a 4i-technique rather than a 5- although it doesn't change your point.
 

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