KICKED THE **** OUT OF HIM, BUT YOU KNOW HOW WE ROLL. lol I was just looking at the players still left on Mayocks top 100

yep another pick bites the dust Chris Greenwood, CB, Albion

thats why i was picking them a round early grrr lol

James Hanna, TE/HB, Oklahoma is still on the board

so lets add

Tim Fugger, DE/OLB, Vanderbilt
Height: 6-3 1/4
Weight: 248
Arm: 33
Hand: 90 1/4
Wingspan: 79 1/2
40 yard dash :4.64
10 yd: 2.70
20 YD Shuttle: 4.20
60 YD Shuttle: 11.93
3- Cone: 7.00
225 lb. bench : 29
Vertical jump : 34"
Broad: 9' 07"

Neiko Thorpe, FS, Auburn
Height: 60125. Weight: 198.
40 Time: 4:41 10-Yd Split: 1.55
Bench: 4 ? Vertical: 38"
Arm:
3 Cone: 7:13
short-shuttle: 4.01
broad jump 11-5

Interesting...

4 really

thorpe is a convert cb and played on year at safety.

I'm still stuck on the 4. Did he pull a groin muscle or something. lol

I didn't watch any Auburn games, was he better as a CB or FS?

he is a bit stiff in coverage at the line. but he held his own for 2 years as a starter. run support is so so

rep 4 reps? wtf. heart jumps to mind asap

i started to remove him for the next round but mitch posted so i put him back up.

Julian Miller, DE, West Virginia - Good only knows what you will get with him. WV played him all over the place., even at NT in a 34. All i can say is this kid plays ball and can handle just about anything you throw at him.

Corey White? time to do some research, I have no idea who he is

finnegan came out of Samford

Per WalterFootball


and found this:

http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2...sive_back.html

Overview

White is an up-and-coming prospect out of Samford who has great size for a cornerback and could be moved back to safety at the next level given his skill set. He has been a consistent tackler and run defender. He could benefit from playing at the back of a defense and working toward the line of scrimmage to be more involved in run support than he would be from his corner position. He could struggle athletically at corner. Look for him to be taken in the late rounds as a project and special teams contributor.

Analysis

Strengths
White is very strong in run support, where he takes great angles toward the ball. He uses his feet to track runners and fit on them to make plays. He approaches ball carriers like a safety would, which bodes well for a position switch. White displays good athletic ability when near a receiver with the ball is in the air, but he can struggle getting to that point. All these skill sets combine to make him a stronger and more intriguing safety than corner, especially given his size.
Weaknesses
White is not a great athlete for the corner position. He is a bit of an awkward runner and can struggle in transitions. He stutters his feet through movements and in and out of breaks, which makes it difficult for him to cover closely in man-to-man schemes. He is a bit late in reacting to plays because of his slow footwork, and the same is true of his reactions when working in zone.

I bet we draft a DE next

I'm thinking DE or O-Line

Is Cam Johnson worth a look?

Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska
Cam Johnson, DE, Virginia
Trevor Guyton, DE, California
Billy Winn, DT Okalhoma
DaJohn Harris, DT USC
Vontae Burfict ILB

Cam Johnson was projected as a higher round pick(3?), why did he fall so far?

No one is saying anything about him. Let me do some checking

No good for us but why is Polk still there?

Prospect RankingFull Prospect Rankings

Position
Projected Rnd
3-4

combine Results
40

20

10

Bench



4.81

Vertical

Broad

Shuttle

Cone

35.0

08'09"

4.38

7.20

Vitals


Height
6-4

Arm Length
33.5

Weight
268 lbs.

Hand Length
9
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03/15/2012 - The Virginia football program held its annual Pro Timing Day for all draft-eligible players on Thursday. All 32 NFL franchises and one Canadian League franchise were represented during the 3-hour workout session. There were 17 former Cavaliers taking part in the event at the UVa practice facility. Kris Burd, Matt Conrath, Chris Hinkebein, Jimmy Howell, Cam Johnson, Dom Joseph, Ray Keys, Rodney McLeod, Anthony Mihota, Max Milien, Chase Minnifield, Corey Mosley, Austin Pasztor, Robert Randolph, Matt Snyder, Aaron Taliaferro and a senior from the 2010 seaosn, Joe Torchia. "I think I performed to the best of my abilities," commented Johnson following the event. "I came to put my best foot forward and I think ...




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Overview


Cam Johnson was a star receiver and defensive back in high school, and was highly ranked as a safety and outside linebacker prospect. Johnson was also a double digit scorer in basketball. Johnson was a force at defensive end for the Cavaliers during the past two seasons after initially playing linebacker his first two years, including getting some action as a true freshman in 2008. Johnson consistently generated a pass rush, and gave a robust and quality effort against the run. Johnson had 40 tackles, including five tackles for loss, two sacks and one pass defensed in 2009, 53-14-6-4 in 2010, and 30-11-4-1 in 2011. As an NFL Draft prospect, Johnson is clearly best suited as a 4-3 strong ...



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Analysis

Strengths: Tremendous explosion, accelerates low with power. Relentless blindside pursuit, tracks down ball carriers on the other side of the field. Fast in a straight line. Excellent wide and bull rushes when quick off the snap. Strong tackler. Has good power in hands and can anchor, shed, and chase. Weaknesses: Is slightly high cut and somewhat stiff in the hips, likely too stiff for 3-4 OLB consideration. Doesn't change directions well. Can be late off the snap. Has a history of serious injuries, including knee and pectoral. Needs more pass rush moves beyond wide and bull. NFL Comparison: Tyler Brayton, Carolina Panthers --Brad Noel

question answered :doh:

here we geaux

what the truck

Andrew Tiller
Height: 6-4⅜ | Weight: 324 | 40-Time: 5.50
mid rounder
staqrted 28 games and he's a big un

Sounds like alot of work needed

OVERVIEW
Tiller has NFL size for the guard position. He is a below-average athlete, which hurts his ability to contribute early at the next level. A strong, positional blocker who really excels in the run game, Tiller can overpower his defender with ease. His footwork is his Achilles heel and the reason he could be relegated to the practice squad during his first few years.
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS Tiller makes his mark as a run blocker. Although not very explosive, he is generally able to move defensive linemen out of the play if he can get his hands on them. Size and strength are the shining attributes of his game.
WEAKNESSES Tiller is a interior lineman who lacks explosion and struggles in pass protection. It seems he hasn't honed in on a stance and pass-set that he feels comfortable with, as he gets too high at times and can be caught off-balance by powerful pass rushers. He struggles in space to work upfield and get his hands on linebackers, and really would excel more in a zone blocking scheme.

179. Andrew Tiller, G, Syracuse: B- Grade
The Saints had no depth at guard. This is a bit early for Andrew Tiller, but that's not a major deal in Round 6.

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Andrew Tiller


#66 Andrew Tiller
Position: Offensive Guard
Height: 6-5
Weight: 334
Class: Graduate Student
Hometown: Brentwood, NY
High School: Central Islip/Nassau Community College



Tiller's Bio (PDF)

At SU: Three letters.

Redshirt Senior Year (2011): All-BIG EAST First Team selection ... One of 11 players to started all 12 games ... Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher Antwon Bailey.

Senior Year (2010): Started all 13 games ... Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher Delone Carter ... The offensive line helped the Orange convert on 34-of-40 (.850) chances in the red zone, which tied for second in the BIG EAST.

Junior Year (2009): Played in 10 games, including three starts.

Nassau Community College: 2008 Junior College Gridwire All-American … Nassau CC Coach: John Anselmo.

High School: Named to the 2006 New York State Sportswriters Association All-State Class AA Team … Earned the 2006 Zellner Award, presented to the most outstanding lineman in Suffolk County, after leading the way for the offense that averaged 313 rushing yards per game … Named to the 2006 All-Suffolk County First Team … Selected to play in the 2007 Empire Challenge High School Football All-Star Game … In 2006, posted 103 tackles as a senior defensive lineman, the fourth-best total in Long Island … Also led all players in Long Island with 12 sacks … High School Coach: George Powers … In 2007, recorded the 19th-best discus throw in Suffolk County Section XI (122-06.50).

Personal: Andrew J. Tiller … Son of Sharon Tiller … Born in March 1989 … Majoring in communication and rhetorical studies.

I thought we would get another d lineman and then a guard in the 7th I guess we'll get some UDFA's for sure.

Miami sucks. they drafted a QB but don't really have any receivers.

Like the Redskins; they draft RG3 at #2 and then drafted another QB later, WTF!

I know it's like they're setting up RGIII to fail.

another offensive lineman, REALLY! Look I hope that the Saints Organization is not reading to much in the talent they've developed over the last few years. Is it just me or does it seem like almost all of our picks are projects?

doesn't mean too much but:

Actually now we know that they did that to get rid of Beck. Makes a little bit more sense but I still think it was a waste of a pick.

I'm all for the offensive lineman but damn our D has sucked the last couple of years.

ok i am lost. og anf ot cool not too bad. cb/ss from hampton in same mold of what we already have? grrrrr