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Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville (SR)
The NFL Draft may never have seen a prospect like Amobi Okoye. When he came to the United States as a 12-year-old Okoye tested into the 9th grade, which allowed him to graduate from high school earlier than most and play Division I college football as a 16-year-old true freshman. That means that despite playing four years of college ball against top-notch competition Okoye will still only be a 20-year-old rookie in the NFL next year and while he is already quite a player the sky is the limit for him in terms of physical upside.

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MAN, this is a special kid. We need to draft him, what a positive impact he would make on our current players.
 
yeah they talked about him during the louisville rutgers game.... seems like a very intelligent kid, the type coach likes
 
All depends on where he's projected to be drafted. Our inside run defense is exceptional. Our first 3 rounds should be focused on cornerback, linebacker, and wide receiver (in that order). If he's still around in round three, I can see us taking him using the "best player available" strategy, but I doubt he'll fall that far. I love his story though; sounds like he'd fit in excellent.
 
All depends on where he's projected to be drafted. Our inside run defense is exceptional. Our first 3 rounds should be focused on cornerback, linebacker, and wide receiver (in that order). If he's still around in round three, I can see us taking him using the "best player available" strategy, but I doubt he'll fall that far. I love his story though; sounds like he'd fit in excellent.

i would put tight end before linebacker and wide reciever
 
i like this idea: pick the best CB, Linebacker, TE, or WR available. Of course, if we lose Grant, DE becomes a huge priority.
 
Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville (SR)
The NFL Draft may never have seen a prospect like Amobi Okoye. When he came to the United States as a 12-year-old Okoye tested into the 9th grade, which allowed him to graduate from high school earlier than most and play Division I college football as a 16-year-old true freshman. That means that despite playing four years of college ball against top-notch competition Okoye will still only be a 20-year-old rookie in the NFL next year and while he is already quite a player the sky is the limit for him in terms of physical upside.

Got it from NFLDraftCountdown.

MAN, this is a special kid. We need to draft him, what a positive impact he would make on our current players.

We need a LB and 2 corners
 
Where is a WR coming from on the first day of the draft?
So many other needs on the DL, LB, CB,OL (not an any order) I just don't see that being a high priority.
 
CB, LB, TE in order of need. As much as I like Willis, I think we go CB in round one. Just a hunch.
 

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