Saint 2018 Draft Mock #5

Harrison is an immediate plug and start prospect. He is a long and well built safety prospect.His ball-skills are great, but his coverage ability is what makes him stand out. He has plenty of experience (played in 31 of the last 33 games) going against high-level competition and playing in pressure situations. Harrison to lineup in the deep middle where he’s expected to cover a specific half of the field. At times, he does move close to the line of scrimmage where he will matchup with the opponent’s bigger target.His overall quickness and short-area burst also help in this area. When under control, Harrison can also be a weapon as a hitter, specializing in cleaning up the play with a stiff shoulder to stop a ball-carrier in his tracks, though risky pursuit angles and a bit grabby hands in coverage. Harrison needs to be seen as an unfinished product believe it or not. SS with FS upside skill set.


We all learned that we do not have a center grooming in the wings that can play OG as well. He ain't pretty but he has a solid all around skill set above anything we have now. Time to address this need. Over the past two seasons, he hasn't allowed a single sack while taking on excellent competition. As one can expect coming from Arkansas, Ragnow is also a tough run blocker. He is a technician who enters his senior year having made 26 straight starts. As a sophomore, Ragnow was the Razorbacks starter at right guard. He has the size to be a guard or center in the NFL. He may not make it out of round 2 and if he does we will probably need to strike quickly up the board to get him .


From a Bama walk-on to a starter is one thing but to start opposite of Fitz and come up as big as he has is amazing. success is his diligence. He’s a real technician, very smart and instinctive. Last season he was Bamas roving backup corner back. This year he is leading the team with nine pass breakups and three interceptions so far this season, to go along with 23 tackles (41/2 for loss), two sacks and a quarterback hurry to his credit. He is an excellent gunner to boot. Do not be surprised to see him go a higher.


Best traditional dominant blocking FB in the draft. He plays with power and a nasty attitude and finishes blocks. It is like having another offensive lineman in the backfield. A traditional FB iis a dieing position in the NFL I know but he is a short-yardage/goal line beast with solid pass catching skills out of the backfield to boot. Will he come out is the issue.



His aggression on the line and in-run support is what made me take notice. Teams seem to stay away from running the edge with Dunlap in support. I am even entertaining the idea of SS with him down the road. He has a frame to handle some bulking up. Lovie Smith trust him out on the island and believes in his range. For the most part Dunlap has been neutralizing other team's best wide receiver. His skill set at creating TOs is a big bug a boo for him. I see a solid in your face CB/S and a great special teamer while getting coached up. I can not wait for a clock to get on this kid.


He has the pure athleticism to play all over the field and has solid hands and route recognition. He was a WR in high school moved to safety and has settled in nicely at CB. Will he come out? If he is smart he will go back to school and make himself a boat load of money in 2019. If not he is a great developmental prospect.


Excellent size and speed for the slot. He sets up routes beautifully and beat corner backs with shifty hips and fast feet. Proven return man does not hurt either. He is an injury pick for 2018. He broke his fibula early in the 2017 season and should be ready to go for camp.


He’s not afraid to take a risk for a big payoff. Eighteen pass break-ups to go along with four Ints and two forced fumbles speaks for itself.. but he’s not always the most disciplined in coverage. He has the looks of a solid slot CB to deal with those small quick pests in the slot. He appears to be quicker than fast.