2016 NFL Draft Prospect Thread ...............

[K Major]

Originally Posted by hagan714

Sell me on pick 12 for
LB Leonard Floyd, Georgia; Height: 6' 3"; Weight: 232 lbs.

The physical tools are there no doubt but has become invisible in the two GA games I saw.

JP & Hagan, what did I miss on this prospect?

[jeanpierre]

Originally Posted by hagan714

Sell me on pick 12 for
LB Leonard Floyd, Georgia; Height: 6' 3"; Weight: 232 lbs.

I was not up to speed on
FS Darian Thompson, Boise St; Height: 6' 2"; Weight: 210 lbs.
but now I am starting to thinking he is a solid option

Why? C Max Tuerk, USC; Height: 6' 5", Weight: 295 lbs.

? QB Kevin Hogan, Stanford; Height: 6’ 4”, Weight: 220 lbs.

Ok Hogan had a light come on this year and played extremely well but.

I still want to know if the conversion of spread QB Garrett Grayson project a failure? If so I have to take Cook if he is there. Waiting and gambling on Hogan IMO makes no sense. Cook being rated as low first is a huge steal much less at 12. He is the most polished pro ready QB in the draft and maybe more so than any QB to come out in the past 10 years. The issue he has are right up SP and Drew's alley to correct. Pull an Arron Rodgers with the kid and saints will set for years to come. I am starting to buy into this QB ideology big time this year because of Cook.

P Drew Kaser, Texas A & M; Height: 6' 3", Weight: 215 lbs. - major concern for me is the kid buckles under pressure. I am betting on UDFA

Originally Posted by K Major

The physical tools are there no doubt but has become invisible in the two GA games I saw.

JP & Hagan, what did I miss on this prospect?

Reverse...

Kaser has the physical tools; A & M felt he was a lock for All-American and sent him to SEC Media Day as their kid, might have been too much with little prep, support, grooming; seems to be a theme at Texas A & M; we're paying waaaay too much for Morstead's pedestrian, inconsistent play and he's got an amazing leg and even broke Shane Lechler's record for nailing 'em inside the twenty...

Hogan fought a lot of ghosts and critics to really help Stanford make a run this season; death of his father and not going to Notre Dame as his Dad, following behind and constantly hearing he's not Andrew Luck; just saw something on film in the Stanford v. Notre Dame game that impressed me with the way he stepped up and led that team...

Note: Regarding Cook, find he disappears in big games...

Max Tuerk has great size, physical attributes; feel he could really excel in a zone blocking scheme as an interior lineman for us; he could also tutelage under Max Unger for down the road...

Completely understand the money and investment in both Byrd and Vaccaro; but the allowance in the big plays; it's time to admit the gambles were failures; have both Boise St FS Darian Thompson and SS Miles Killebrew, Southern Utah in my pick list...

They can transition to starters during the coming season and then cut ties with Byrd and Vaccaro next offseason; we've got to solve that big gaping hole in the middle of our defense; started with Anthony, finish the project on the backend...

Regard Floyd at pick 12; when I look at the current rated players and where we're picking, Treadwell, then Floyd makes the most sense; Floyd could put his hand down or rush upright; reminds me of a Pat Swilling type with his lean, elongated body type; he's got strong, violent hands to disengage blockers as Swilling had; he would also allow us the versatility to go to a 3-4; stack Kikaha behind Cam Jordan, force Cam to secure the edge and do more bull rushing and have this guy working around that edge; he's got the athleticism to cover the flats as well...

[hagan714]

Originally Posted by K Major

The physical tools are there no doubt but has become invisible in the two GA games I saw.

JP & Hagan, what did I miss on this prospect?

I saw the same thing. playing to his level of comp or just doing enough to get by? injury? I went into the season high on the kid too. gotta do some more digging on the kid. right now i question desire