2017 draft prospects thread

[hagan714]

...Defensive Linemen

DE Daeshon Hall, Texas A&M
DE Jordan Willis, Kansas State
DE Josh Carraway, TCU
DE Keionta Davis, Chattanooga
DE Tanoh Kpassagnon, Villanova
DT Carlos Watkins, Clemson
DT Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama
DT Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLA
DT Montravius Adams, Auburn
DT Tanzel Smart, Tulane...

...Linebackers

ILB Alex Anzalone, Florida
ILB Ben Boulware, Clemson
ILB Duke Riley, LSU
OLB Ryan Anderson, Alabama
OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston...

...Defensive Backs

CB Cam Sutton, Tennessee
CB Corn Elder, Miami
CB Damontae Kazee, San Diego State
CB Ezra Robinson, Tennessee State
CB Marquez White, Florida State
CB Tre’Davious White, LSU
S Johnathan Ford, Auburn
S Jordan Sterns, Oklahoma State
S Justin Evans, Texas A&M
S Rayshawn Jenkins, Miami...

[jeanpierre]

Originally Posted by hagan714

...Defensive Linemen

DE Daeshon Hall, Texas A&M
DE Jordan Willis, Kansas State
DE Josh Carraway, TCU
DE Keionta Davis, Chattanooga
DE Tanoh Kpassagnon, Villanova
DT Carlos Watkins, Clemson
DT Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama
DT Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLA
DT Montravius Adams, Auburn
DT Tanzel Smart, Tulane...

...Linebackers

ILB Alex Anzalone, Florida
ILB Ben Boulware, Clemson
ILB Duke Riley, LSU
OLB Ryan Anderson, Alabama
OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston...

...Defensive Backs

CB Cam Sutton, Tennessee
CB Corn Elder, Miami
CB Damontae Kazee, San Diego State
CB Ezra Robinson, Tennessee State
CB Marquez White, Florida State
CB Tre’Davious White, LSU
S Johnathan Ford, Auburn
S Jordan Sterns, Oklahoma State
S Justin Evans, Texas A&M
S Rayshawn Jenkins, Miami...

A couple of thoughts...

Daeshon Hall takes too many plays off and what numbers he had were benefit of playing opposite Myles Garrett...

Jordan Willis currently has a third round grade because he needs to add another twenty pounds to be a 3 down DE...

If Tanoh Kpassagnon plays well against the comp, I think he moves into the second round and is definitely a target for us...

Dalvin Tomlinson? are we going back to a 3-4? Think Akiem Hicks type; but, how good is he without talent around him?

Anzalone definitely checks the boxes, except one, can he stay healthy? Ellerbe should teach us that concern...

Ben Boulware is a fighter, really like the kid; but he's a two down back with athletic limitations for the NFL...

One of the defensive backs that you should highlight and watch is Damontae Kazee of San Diego St - some scouts think if all breaks his way, he could jump into the second round...

[hagan714]

I look within our division and size for CB is #1. Damontae Kazee at 5102 needs some serious hops and long arms to defend the WR in our division.

Saints are loaded with talented short CB

Saints must get bigger at the second level

Daeshon Hall, DE, Texas A&M 6052 260 4.78 #10 Sr
inconsistent in pass-rush production. ? injury history is more a curiosity at this point. When he was the man he put up a seriously good performance. Which brings me right back to what you said. Where was he before? Shoulder injury worse me.

Dalvin Tomlinson DT Alabama 6022 305 5.14 #54 rSr
An underrated key reserve steadying force along the defensive front Flexibility, toughness and explosiveness, good run stuffer with some pass rush skills as a passes defense knows how to get his hands up and knocked down passes. He’s not going to give you much as a pass rusher due to his limited athleticism and range, but Tomlinson can two-gap effectively and hold the point of attack against the run.

A later round sand in the pants developmental NT/DT to keep an eye on is

Ralph Green III DT Indiana 6036 320 5.14 #93 rSr
a lot of ability and offers a good degree of upside potential

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Tell me what we are doing at ILB grrr till then any and all options are on the board

Tanoh Kpassagnon DE Villanova 6062 278 4.87 #92 Sr
raw, but that the skill set is there with a lot of upside to develop. five-technique defensive end in a 3-4 defense? exposed Bama OT Robinson to be the mediocre tackle prospect he really is. outside bend, quickness, quick hands, and finishing ability. Special teams demon in the middle of the line?

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Jordan Sterns SS/FS Oklahoma State 6002 200 4.55 Sr
Want a safety that not only plays the run well but has solid ball hawking skill set?

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[ChrisXVI]

This sounds really freaking good... courtesy of

http://www.canalstreetchronicles.com...team-standouts

DE, Tanoh Kpassagnon

Kpassagnon has been “my guy” ever since another writer here at CSC and I stumbled upon his film during a study session. I wanted to wait until I saw him in person to decide if what I had thought before was true. My conclusion: He is the real deal.

Measuring in at over 6’6 and 280 lbs Kpassagnon looks like he was built out of granite. Lining up primarily as a wide 9 or 6/7 on the weak side (pass rushing side), Kpassagnon spent the day going against one of the highest rated OL in the draft in Forrest Lamp. Showing great bend considering his size, he was able to get under the much shorter Lamp (6’3) to get strong leverage more plays than not.

His most impressive play of the day also comes with video footage. From the defensive end position in this drill, he drives back Lamp and tosses him to the side like a rag doll. Tanoh still is a raw talent. He has the athletic and physical ability to put himself on the same level as the 1st round grades in this draft. The catch is he is still very raw.

Going to school at Villanova means this is one of the first looks anyone is getting to see of him going against higher talent tackles. As of the first day, he’s catching a lot of eyes. Several teams interviewed him today, following his performance.

[AsylumGuido]

Originally Posted by ChrisXVI

This sounds really freaking good... courtesy of

http://www.canalstreetchronicles.com...team-standouts

DE, Tanoh Kpassagnon

Kpassagnon has been “my guy” ever since another writer here at CSC and I stumbled upon his film during a study session. I wanted to wait until I saw him in person to decide if what I had thought before was true. My conclusion: He is the real deal.

Measuring in at over 6’6 and 280 lbs Kpassagnon looks like he was built out of granite. Lining up primarily as a wide 9 or 6/7 on the weak side (pass rushing side), Kpassagnon spent the day going against one of the highest rated OL in the draft in Forrest Lamp. Showing great bend considering his size, he was able to get under the much shorter Lamp (6’3) to get strong leverage more plays than not.

His most impressive play of the day also comes with video footage. From the defensive end position in this drill, he drives back Lamp and tosses him to the side like a rag doll. Tanoh still is a raw talent. He has the athletic and physical ability to put himself on the same level as the 1st round grades in this draft. The catch is he is still very raw.

Going to school at Villanova means this is one of the first looks anyone is getting to see of him going against higher talent tackles. As of the first day, he’s catching a lot of eyes. Several teams interviewed him today, following his performance.

I'd be more impressed if it wasn't coming from CSC.

[Sarik]

I fully believe after the senior bowl, Tanoh Kpassagnon wont get out of the 2nd round. one of his 1on1's against Lamp was nasty. He's making himself some money this week & is definitely a day two target for me. I wouldnt be surprised if someone pulled the trigger at the end of the 1st...pass rusher is always in high demand and it doesnt hurt when you're 6'7/290lbs

[Crusader]

Originally Posted by ChrisXVI

His most impressive play of the day also comes with video footage. From the defensive end position in this drill, he drives back Lamp and tosses him to the side like a rag doll. Tanoh still is a raw talent. He has the athletic and physical ability to put himself on the same level as the 1st round grades in this draft. The catch is he is still very raw.

Not to bash Kpassagnon but that play is just as much Lamp putting himself in a very bad position. He opens his hips too much and plays high, at the end his feet stops and he leans forward and that is when Kpassagnon tosses him It does not take much effort at that time.

[Rugby Saint II]

Originally Posted by Crusader

Not to bash Kpassagnon but that play is just as much Lamp putting himself in a very bad position. He opens his hips too much and plays high, at the end his feet stops and he leans forward and that is when Kpassagnon tosses him It does not take much effort at that time.

Kpassagnon sounds French.....so there's that. And he looked pretty darn good at the first couple of practices. I can't wait to see more of him on film.

[jeanpierre]

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II

Kpassagnon sounds French.....so there's that. And he looked pretty darn good at the first couple of practices. I can't wait to see more of him on film.

At this point, I don't care if his name is Buddha Jones, can he put the quarterback on his back and set the edge?

[jeanpierre]

This is my favorite prospect for the Saints this year and is currently slotted to be there when we pick in the second round...

The Most Exciting Player in College Football || USC CB/WR/KR/PR Adoree' Jackson 2015 Highlights á´´á´° - YouTube

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