MrEpsYtown

Yeah but projected draft slots are BS. It's just somebody's opinion. Most people have Campbell early mid-second round. He will be gone by our second-round pick. Most people had Geroge Karlaftis in the top ten and he went like 31 last year. Most people had Elam in round two and he went in round 1. A projected draft slot really just means a perceived draft slot. Non of it matters. The all-knowing Bengals just replaced their top ten pick left tackle with a 3rd round right tackle who moved to left tackle and is on his third team.

Where did the athletic have Kaiir Elam ranked last year? Because there weren't many mocks in which Elam went in the first.

This is true. Campbell is taller, thicker and faster, but it's close: So physically, it's closer to Kuechly. Campbell isn't as fast, but he is bigger. How he drops in zone, there is just so much intelligence in his game, similar to Kuechly. He also has those leadership qualities. I hate to always harp on that 3 cone, but a man 6-5, 250 running that 3 cone is absurd. I know people don't love Walterfootball....here is some breakdown: Strengths: Instincts Excellent run defender Quick to the sideline Good tackler Hard hitter Very physical Will take on blocks Can shed blocks and make tackles Tall but plays with good leverage Diagnosis skills Read-and-react skills Fits a 4-3 or 3-4 defense Always around the ball Quick to the flat Closing speed Rangy Advanced pass-coverage linebacker Can help cover against tight ends and running backs Can drop into zone coverage Good vision in zone Disrupts passing lanes Excellent length in pass coverage Strong, thick build Big linebacker; imposing presence Played on special teams as well Durable Weaknesses: Lacks elite speed Quality athleticism, but not supremely so Here is their comp: Player Comparison: Luke Kuechly. Campbell has a similar playing style to what Kuechly brought. Campbell is a poor man's version, however, as he is not as fast and athletic as Kuechly and displays lesser instincts. Still, Campbell can make some plays that are reminiscent of Kuechly. Campbell could be a lesser version of Kuechly in the NFL, which means a very good starter given that Kuechly probably belongs in the Hall of Fame. That all passes the eye test of what I see. Do you want the anti-Tremaine, who can do a lot of the same things athletically? This is the guy imo.

Yeah, I think Sanders has an interesting upside in a defense that is multiple and moves people around. Could he be the mike for us in base sets, then go to the edge in nickel situations with Rapp coming in to play backer? Sure. I mean it upgrades multiple spots and lets Sanders be versatile. Not sure they go there. For a team that values versatility so much, they don't typically allow guys to kind of show off that versatility, and that's why I tend to lean toward Simpson and Campbell. Sanders strikes me as a guy who would excel in a 3-4 multiple defense.

I think he skipped the testing and just did drills. Not 100% though.

Drew Sanders Pro day: Drew Sanders Height: 6-4 Weight: 236 Bench Press (225 lbs): -- Broad Jump: 9-10 Vertical Jump: 37.0 40-yard Dash: 4.59 20-yard Shuttle: 4.38 L Drill: 7.15 Good explosion numbers. But I gotta say that when you look at Campbell and Sanders, again Campbell had the better workout aside from aside from the 40. This idea that Campbell is unathletic is just wrong. He is 20 lbs heavier than Sanders and has Sanders beat on all these things, and he he has all those instincts off the ball in the box. I lean Campbell/Simpson at the moment.

27. Trenton Simpson LB Clemson 59. Tuli Tuipulotu EDGE USC 91. Tyler Scott WR Cincinnati 130. Zack Kuntz TE Old Dominion 137. Mekhi Garner CB LSU 205. Juice Scruggs OC Penn State

I definitely think there will be movement up and down, I just don't think future first-round picks will be in play at 27.

Has anyone seen anything about Arkansas pro day? Curious about Drew Sanders' testing numbers. On Spector: Spector crushed that 3 cone and that is one of the things that make him interesting in pass coverage.

Wright is like three times the athlete too. I just think their college tape looks very similar.

I think, the way this year's draft is shaping up, your only hope of a trade-down is if one of those QBs is there. Outside of the top 15 picks, everybody is really 2nd/3rd round pick value. No one is trading 2024 first to go and get some mid-level player.

Nah but the Patriots might.

What scares me about Wright is that some of his weaknesses are the same as Spencer Brown's in terms of footwork and punch timing in pass pro. I see a little Cody Ford there. And I just don't think you use a first-round pick unless it is a true no-doubt massive upgrade. Not sure Wright is that.

I agree. I just don’t think Dorsey is going to go there with the offense, but I could be wrong.

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Yeah I think Wright is plug and play. How much better he will be than Brown in the long run is kind of my question. So is it really worth it? I really don’t like using a first round pick in a RT, but this year is just a little different in terms of it being so weak. So I have softened thatvstabce a bit for Wright. In any other year he’s a 2nd round guy. Kincaid is good too. Here’s the thing…this team isn’t drafting a #2 TE or RT competition in the first round. It’s just not happening. If they draft those guys they need to have the intention of starting them, and I think this regime likes Knox and Brown too much to go there. As much as fans hate it, if it isn’t a LB, I think it’s and edge rusher or a DT. If all the WRs and defensive talent is gone, I could see a RT or TE but I doubt it. Just so everyone goes nuts even more, the Chiefs will draft Wright at the end of the first, or jump in front of us to do so.

Great question. I’m not sure that Epenesa would ever have that twitch that Van Ness has. Van Ness was a hockey player who kind of switch over to football late just because he’s so damn big. But AJ definitely looks like a better athlete than he ever was before. I’d like to see if he takes that big leap. In terms of edge guys, I think it is a sneaky need. They need to get to the QB and that is the bottom line. People get upset because they spent a ton of resources on the DL. Sunk cost…that isn’t going to stop them from continuing to add players and use high picks. I don’t know about great, but they should have just left him and Boogie Basham alone. Let them be who they were meant to be.

According to this board? Spencer Brown or Ed Oliver.

I understand the apprehension. Van Ness is raw, but his athleticism is really off the charts and is a very different player from AJ. He is just a redshirt sophomore, so he has some development to go through in terms of hand placement and pass rush moves and strategy, but he's going to be very good. He's an upside play and was BPA when I did that draft. I think he will go in the top 15.

They both seem to have McD traits and tons of upside and athletic ability. I love Jack too. I'll take any of the three. Sanders is also just 21 in December, so there is definitely some growth potential there.

Bored at work so: Or I have a feeling Sanders is going to blow up that pro day today.

He does have an opt-out somewhere I believe.

I guess since he is a free agent and it's the offseason, he's in the building.