We're Onto the NFL Draft (2019 Prospect Thread)

[SMU_Sox]

Of the 81 guys they have brought in or met with I averaged The Huddle and The Draft Network big boards to project the average draft pick value of the meetings. This is usually decent for a general direction. No shockers here.

Last time they spent this much of their visit currency on WRs they double dipped (2013) in the 2nd and 4th. My nominees there are Miles Boykin and Stanley Morgan Jr.

Edit:
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Positions --> Draft Value of Visits --> % of Total Value of Visits --> Rank
WR --> 2,309 --> 23.9% --> 1
Edge --> 1,265 --> 13.1% --> 2
TE --> 1,221 --> 12.6% --> 3
DT --> 1,142 --> 11.8% --> 4
OT --> 956 --> 9.9% --> 5
QB --> 717 --> 7.4% --> 6
SS --> 513 --> 5.3% --> 7
RB --> 409 --> 4.2% --> 8
CB --> 385 --> 4.0% --> 9
LB --> 306 --> 3.2% --> 10
FS --> 221 --> 2.3% --> 11
OG --> 219 --> 2.3% --> 12
Total --> 9,661 --> 100% --> NA

Final edit: Once Arif Hasan releases his big board and we get the final lists of visitors I will update this.

 

[DJnVa]

Well, Gil Brandt just said Daniel Jones is like watching Peyton Manning 20 years ago, so...

 

[EL Jeffe]

Nobody:
Me: Let me share my 2019 draft binkies!

Here's a player (or two) at each position that I really like, generally more than the rest of the Draft Twitter consensus.

QB: Jarrett Stidham (Auburn). I genuinely think he's got a chance to be one of the top 1-2 QBs from this class. He was a 5* recruit out of HS who excelled as a freshman at Baylor. Transferred to Auburn after the Briles scandal (spent a ear at JUCO) and was really good his first year at Auburn. Came into 2018 looking like a 1st round prospect, but he and the team underachieved. Wasn't all his fault though and he had a monster bowl game with Malzahn back calling plays. Plus arm, natural thrower and athletic scrambler. I can easily see him as a quality starting QB. Might be a 2nd round pick. People overreacted to his RS Junior year this season; the guy who lit up Purdue is more reflective of who Stidham is.

RB: Kerrith White (FAU). Bit of a deep sleeper, as he played behind Devin Singletary and wasn't a combine invite. Excellent pro day, running sub 4.4, 42" vertical and over 20+ bench reps. Explosive athlete and plus kick returner. Smallish frame (5'10, 197#) but will run inside. Wasn't a big part of the passing game, but I could see him being groomed for NE's passing back role while he takes over return duties. Late Day 3 or PFA, but he's worth a draft pick for me. Lots of tread on the tires and really good traits.

WR: Penny Hart (Georgia St). Measurables-based teams won't touch him (5'8, 180#, 4.63 40), but he's a really good football player. Very quick, and gets to top speed quickly, achieving instant separation. Big hands for a small frame and catches cleanly. Was a pain in the butt to cover at the Senior Bowl. Good punt returner adds to his value. Reminds me a bit of Jeremy Kerley, one of those guys who hangs around the league and is greater than the sum of his parts. I think he goes mid-late Day 3, and I like his slot fit for NE. Some Troy Brown stuff to him.

TE: Caleb Wilson (UCLA). Draft Twitter is mixed on him, with some really liking him and others seeing him as late Day 3. I like him - lacks bulk but athletic enough, tough enough and catches it well. Gave good effort in-line at the Y TE, but he'll need to add some mass to do it at the next level. My best guess is round 4 or 5, but who knows. Still a developing player and I'm not sure how much weight he can add (6'4, 240#). If he can get up to the 255# range while maintaining his 4.56 40 speed, you've got an interesting guy. Got better every year and had good production as a RS Junior in 2018.

OT: Derwin Gray (MD). Maryland always has a few players who seem to end up as better pros than they were in college (Diggs, JC Jackson, etc.). Gray isn't the longest tackle at 6'4, but he carries his natural size (320#) well, is very strong and moves his feet. Played LT for the Terps and might have LT ability in the NFL. Good developmental prospect for Day 3. I think he's the next Maryland guy to outperform his draft stock. (Darnell Savage was going to be that guy and I wrote about him a while ago, but people caught on to how good Savage is - he'll be a top 40 or 50 player).

OC/OG: Shaq Calhoun (Miss St). Two Shaqs are better than one. At 6'2, 310#, he's on the smaller size but he moves well, blocks in space and he's very tough. SEC proven player. He's a very Patriots-y OL. Reminded me a little of Shaq Mason in terms of traits. I think the Patriots will like him more than most. Day 3 pick.

DE/OLB: Jamal Davis (Akron). Really good athlete (4.6 40, 39" vertical) who is more athlete than producer, but I liked his tape. 6'3, 240#, he's more of a 3-4 OLB and I'm not sold on the scheme fit for NE. Still, he's tough, sets a decent edge and has pass rush potential. Has some Van Noy measurables and a good developmental prospect for Day 3.

DT: Armon Watts (Arkansas). I might as well be Watts' agent because I think I'm higher on him than anyone. To me, he's Day 2 all the way. Everyone else seems to have him late Day 3 or PFA. I have no idea why. Natural size at 6'5, 300#. Had a really good senior year at Arkansas and was a Bielema recruit (which has worked out well for NE). Really held his own against Alabama. I see a 3-down player who is strong, anchors vs. the run and disrupts in the passing game. I think the Patriots will be very interested in him.

DT: Cortez Broughton (Cincinnati). I'll double-up at DT because Watts is basically my bonus binkie. Broughton seems to be a late riser off his pro day (6'2, 293#, 4.98 40, 33" vertical) but his senior tape was pretty impressive. Shows some explosion and knocks OL backwards. Good motor and gets into the backfield (17.5 TFL, 6.5 sacks). Can anchor vs. the run and shows potential as a 3-down DT. He's not as big as the traditional NE DTs, but I really like this guy. I think he's at least a rotational DT and a really good Day 3 pick.

Off the ball LB: Drue Tranquil (Notre Dame). Average size (6'2, 235#) but tested well at the combine (4.57 40, 37" vertical, 31 bench reps). I liked his tape - tough player who doesn't shy away from contact and covers a lot of ground. Profiles as a good ST player who might have the talent to win a LB job. Day 3 pick. Has some Patriots type traits.

CB: Jimmy Moreland (James Madison). Has the measurables the Patriots like in a corner: just under 5'10, but runs 4.45, 39" vertical and 6.8 33-cone. Really good hands/ball skills: 18 career picks with 6(!) returned for a TD. Good ST player who blocked 6 kicks in his career. Like JC Jackson, a character issue will push him down draft boards; arrested for petty theft in 2015 and kicked off the team for a year. Still, he doesn't seem like a bad kid and the talent and production are evident. Not as strong or physical as JC Jackson, but Moreland's talent level is in the ballpark. Day 3 pick, but as talented (or more) than some of the corners who will go Day 2.

S: Andrew Wingard (Wyoming). I really liked his tape; very good tackler who strikes with good form and reliably brings down ball carriers. His physical skills are average (6', 209#, 4.56 40, 36" vertical, 7.08 3-cone) and he's probably a special teams coverage guy who possibly earns a safety role. Marginal cover skills, but a tough, physical guy who'll do his job. Late Day 3 or PFA.

 

[ZMart100]

Does anyone have a good source for sortable/searchable pro day results besides walterfootball.com? I was too busy this year to keep up with them as they were happening and just got through the combine players this weekend so I'd like to get to some of the non-invites.

 

[Super Nomario]

Does anyone have a good source for sortable/searchable pro day results besides walterfootball.com? I was too busy this year to keep up with them as they were happening and just got through the combine players this weekend so I'd like to get to some of the non-invites.

I rely on RAS for this info: https://relativeathleticscores.com/2018/02/17/ras-metrics-download/

Kent does a great job collecting this throughout the process.

 

[ZMart100]

I rely on RAS for this info: https://relativeathleticscores.com/2018/02/17/ras-metrics-download/

Kent does a great job collecting this throughout the process.

Thanks!

 

[SMU_Sox]

If you want I have a spreadsheet on google with one sheet of all the 1,900 prospects and their data as well a sheet with just the top 160 guys (average ranking of the draft network and the huddle) with their athletic testing. PM me if you or anyone else wants it.

Edit: I download all my data from the guy @Super Nomario is talking about. Kent is amazing. RAS has an export feature and you can also customize and copy paste the metrics you want. @Mathbomb is his twitter.

 

[RedOctober3829]

Just did a 7 round Pats mock on The Draft Network. Here's the results. Thoughts?

32. AJ Brown
56. Dexter Lawrence
64. Jaylon Ferguson
73. Dawson Knox
97. Riley Ridley
101. Will Grier
134. Bobby Evans
205. Elijah Holyfield
230. Jimmy Moreland
243. Austin Bryant
246. Terez Hall
252. Johnnie Dixon

 

[dcmissle]

What were the participants smoking with Dexter Lawrence making it to 56? He likely does not make it out of the first round.

 

[j-man]

here is my draft board with si rankings

1. Kyler Murray, Oklahoma 1 (Overall Rank: 9)

2. Dwayne Haskins, Ohio State 1 (Overall Rank: 14)
3. Drew Lock, Missouri 1/2 (Overall Rank: 21)

4. Daniel Jones, Duke 1/2 (Overall Rank: 26)


5. Will Grier, West Virginia 2 (Overall Rank: 81)

6. Jarrett Stidham, Auburn 3 (Overall Rank: 102)


7. Clayton Thorson, 4/5 Northwestern (Overall Rank: 129)
8. Tyree Jackson,3 Buffalo (Overall Rank: 141)
9. Ryan Finley,2/3 NC State (Overall Rank: 155)

10. Easton Stick, 5 North Dakota State (Overall Rank: 178)

11. Brett Rypien, 5/6 Boise State (Overall Rank: 205)
12. Gardner Minshew, 6 Washington State (Overall Rank: 230)
13. Jordan Ta'amu, 6 Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 238)
14. Trace McSorley, Penn State ufa (Overall Rank: 246)
15. Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi State ufa (Overall Rank: 272)
16. Kyle Shurmur, Vanderbilt 6/7 (Overall Rank: 286)
17. Eric Dungey, Syracuse 6/7 (Overall Rank: 306)
18. Jake Browning, Washington 7 (Overall Rank: 321)
19. Jacob Dolegala, ufa Central Connecticut St. Overall Rank: 372)
20. Jacob Knipp, ufa Northern Colorado (Overall Rank: 383)





1. D.K. Metcalf, Ole Miss 1 (Overall Rank: 17)

2. Marquise Brown, Oklahoma 1/2 (Overall Rank: 20)

3. A.J. Brown, Ole Miss 1/2 (Overall Rank: 25)


4. N'Keal Harry, Arizona State 1/2 (Overall Rank: 31)


5. Hakeem Butler, Iowa State 2 (Overall Rank: 38)

6. Parris Campbell, Ohio State 2/3 (Overall Rank: 50)


7. Deebo Samuel, South Carolina2/3 (Overall Rank: 56)

8. Riley Ridley, Georgia 2/3 (Overall Rank: 59)


9. Mecole Hardman, Georgia 3/4 (Overall Rank: 69)


10. Kelvin Harmon, NC State 2/3 (Overall Rank: 71)

11. Andy Isabella, Massachusetts 3 (Overall Rank: 88)

12. J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Stanford 4/5 (Overall Rank: 90)

13. Emanuel Hall, Missouri 4 (Overall Rank: 97)
Height: 6' 17/8" | Weight: 201 pounds

14. Miles Boykin, 4 Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 104)
Height: 6' 33/4" | Weight: 220 pounds

15. Darius Slayton,5 Auburn (Overall Rank: 109)
Height: 6' 1" | Weight: 190 pounds

16. Terry McLaurin, 5 Ohio State (Overall Rank: 112)
17. Jalen Hurd, 5/6 Baylor (Overall Rank: 116)
18. Anthony Johnson, 6 Buffalo (Overall Rank: 118)
19. Antoine Wesley, 6 Texas Tech (Overall Rank: 119)
20. Dillon Mitchell, 5 Oregon (Overall Rank: 123)
21. Diontae Johnson, 5 Toledo (Overall Rank: 143)
22. Keelan Doss, 4 UC Davis (Overall Rank: 148)
23. Penny Hart,5 Georgia State (Overall Rank: 150)
24. Alex Wesley, 5/6 Northern Colorado (Overall Rank: 163)
25. Anthony Ratliff-Williams,6 North Carolina (Overall Rank: 179)
26. David Sills, 5 West Virginia (Overall Rank: 184)
27. KeeSean Johnson 5/6, Fresno State (Overall Rank: 206)
28. Stanley Morgan Jr5/6. Nebraska (Overall Rank: 209)
29. Gary Jennings, 6 West Virginia (Overall Rank: 213)
30. Lil'Jordan Humphrey, 6 Texas (Overall Rank: 217)
31. Hunter Renfrow, 5/6 Clemson (Overall Rank: 220)
32. Preston Williams6, Colorado State (Overall Rank: 222)
33. Greg Dortch, 7 Wake Forest (Overall Rank: 235)
34. Terry Godwin,6 Georgia (Overall Rank: 244)
35. DaMarkus Lodge,6 Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 245)
36. Travis Fulgham,6/7 Old Dominion (Overall Rank: 257)
37. Jakobi Meyers,7 NC State (Overall Rank: 261)
38. Jazz Ferguson, Northwestern State (Overall Rank: 263)
39. Bisi Johnson, Colorado State (Overall Rank: 277)
40. Tyre Brady, Marshall (Overall Rank: 281)
41. Jamal Custis, Syracuse (Overall Rank: 288)
42. Jaylen Smith,7 Louisville (Overall Rank: 297)
43. Ashton Dulin, Malone (Ohio) (Overall Rank: 303)
44. Johnnie Dixon, 7 Ohio State (Overall Rank: 310)
45. Cody Thompson, Toledo (Overall Rank: 313)
46. Nyqwan Murray, Florida State (Overall Rank: 316)
47. Tyron Johnson, Oklahoma State (Overall Rank: 323)
48. Ryan Davis, Auburn (Overall Rank: 326)
49. Emmanuel Butler, Northern Arizona (Overall Rank: 332)
50. Jamarius Way, South Alabama (Overall Rank: 340)

1. T.J. Hockenson, Iowa 1 (Overall Rank: 7)
Height: 6' 43/4" | Weight: 251 pounds

2. Irv Smith Jr. Alabama 1/2 (Overall Rank: 30)
Height: 6' 23/8" | Weight: 242 pounds

3. Noah Fant, Iowa 1 (Overall Rank: 35)
Height: 6' 41/8" | Weight: 249 pounds

4. Dawson Knox, 2/3 Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 47)
Height: 6' 43/8" | Weight: 254 pounds

5. Jace Sternberger,3 Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 76)
Height: 6' 4" | Weight: 251 pounds

6. Josh Oliver,3 San Jose State (Overall Rank: 95)
Height: 6' 45/8" | Weight: 249 pounds

7. Kahale Warring,4 San Diego State (Overall Rank: 112)
Height: 6' 51/8" | Weight: 252 pounds

8. Isaac Nauta, Georgia 4 (Overall Rank: 122)
Height: 6' 31/4" | Weight: 244 pounds

9. Alize Mack, Notre Dame 4/5 (Overall Rank: 147)
Height: 6' 4" | Weight: 249 pounds

10. Kaden Smith, Stanford 5 (Overall Rank: 159)
Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 255 pounds

11. Drew Sample, Washington (Overall Rank: 179)
12. Tommy Sweeney, Boston College (Overall Rank: 182)
13. Caleb Wilson, UCLA 5/6(Overall Rank: 207)
14. Donald Parham, Stetson (Overall Rank: 208)
15. Foster Moreau,5/6 LSU (Overall Rank: 231)
16. Trevon Wesco, West Virginia (Overall Rank: 252)
17. Keenen Brown, Texas State (Overall Rank: 271)
18. Dax Raymond, Utah State (Overall Rank: 279)
19. Zach Gentry, Michigan (Overall Rank: 302)
20. Kendall Blanton, Missouri (Overall Rank: 329)
21. Isaiah Searight, Fordham (Overall Rank: 337)
22. C.J. Conrad, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 341)
23. C'yontai Lewis, Florida (Overall Rank: 368)
24. David Lucero, UTEP (Overall Rank: 390)
25. Tyler Petite, USC (Overall Rank: 392)

1. Nick Bosa, EDGE, 1 Ohio State (Overall Rank: 1)
Height: 6' 33/4" | Weight: 266 pounds


2. Quinnen Williams, DT, 1 Alabama (Overall Rank: 2)
Height: 6' 3" | Weight: 303 pounds

3. Josh Allen, EDGE, Kentucky 1 (Overall Rank: 3)

4. Ed Oliver, DT, 1 Houston (Overall Rank: 4)
Height: 6' 17/8" | Weight: 287 pounds

5. Montez Sweat, EDGE,1 Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 5)
Height: 6' 53/4" | Weight: 260 pounds

6. Christian Wilkins, DT,1 Clemson (Overall Rank: 10)
Height: 6' 31/4" | Weight: 315 pounds

7. Rashan Gary, EDGE 1, Michigan (Overall Rank: 12)
Height: 6' 43/8" | Weight: 277 pounds

8. Brian Burns, EDGE, 1 Florida State (Overall Rank: 15)
Height: 6' 43/4" | Weight: 249 pounds

9. Dexter Lawrence, DT,1/2 Clemson (Overall Rank: 19)
Height: 6' 41/2" | Weight: 342 pounds

10. Clelin Ferrell, EDGE,1 Clemson (Overall Rank: 22)
Height: 6' 43/8" | Weight: 264 pounds

11. Jerry Tillery, DL 1/2, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 23)
Height: 6' 61/2" | Weight: 295 pounds

12. Jeffery Simmons, DT 2 , Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 24)
Height: 6' 4" | Weight: 300 pounds

13. Dre'Mont Jones, DT, 2 Ohio State (Overall Rank: 32)
Height: 6' 23/4" | Weight: 281 pounds

14. Jaylon Ferguson, EDGE,2/3 Louisiana Tech (Overall Rank: 45)
Height: 6' 43/8" | Weight: 255 pounds

15. Zach Allen, DL 2/3, Boston College (Overall Rank: 55)
Height: 6' 41/8" | Weight: 281 pounds

16. Renell Wren, DT 2/3, Arizona State (Overall Rank: 64)
Height: 6' 47/8" | Weight: 318 pounds

17. Joe Jackson, EDGE, 3 Miami-Fla. (Overall Rank: 66)
Height: 6' 41/4" | Weight: 275 pounds

18. Chase Winovich, 3 EDGE, Michigan (Overall Rank: 68)
Height: 6' 23/4" | Weight: 256 pounds

19. Anthony Nelson,3 EDGE, Iowa (Overall Rank: 72)
Height: 6' 7" | Weight: 271 pounds

20. Oshane Ximines,3/4 EDGE, Old Dominion (Overall Rank: 73)
Height: 6' 31/2" | Weight: 253 pounds

21. Isaiah Buggs, DL 3/4, Alabama (Overall Rank: 74)
Height: 6' 31/8" | Weight: 306 pounds

22. Khalen Saunders, DT 3/4, Western Illinois (Overall Rank: 77)
Height: 6' 03/8" | Weight: 324 pounds

23. Jachai Polite, EDGE,4 Florida (Overall Rank: 82)
Height: 6' 25/8" | Weight: 258 pounds

24. L.J. Collier, DL,3/4 TCU (Overall Rank: 84)
Height: 6' 21/4" | Weight: 283 pounds

25. Christian Miller,3/4 EDGE, Alabama (Overall Rank: 91)
Height: 6' 33/8" | Weight: 247 pounds

26. D'Andre Walker,3/4 EDGE, Georgia (Overall Rank: 93)
Height: 6' 23/8" | Weight: 251 pounds

27. Charles Omenihu,4 DL, Texas (Overall Rank: 94)
Height: 6' 53/8" | Weight: 280 pounds

28. Gerald Willis III 4, DT, Miami-Fla. (Overall Rank: 98)
Height: 6' 13/4" | Weight: 302 pounds

29. Kingsley Keke, DL,5 Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 105)
Height: 6' 25/8" | Weight: 288 pounds

30. John Cominsky, DL,6/7 Univ. of Charleston (Overall Rank: 117)
Height: 6' 51/4" | Weight: 286 pounds.
31. Jonathan Ledbetter, DL, Georgia (Overall Rank: 120)5
32. Daylon Mack, DT, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 133)5
33. Maxx Crosby, EDGE, Eastern Michigan (Overall Rank: 140)5/6
34. Malik Carney, EDGE, North Carolina (Overall Rank: 151)6
35. Jordan Brailford, EDGE, Oklahoma State (Overall Rank: 154)5/6
36. Jalen Jelks, EDGE, Oregon (Overall Rank: 155)5
37. Terry Beckner Jr. DT, Missouri (Overall Rank: 158)5
38. Shareef Miller, EDGE, Penn State (Overall Rank: 160)5/6
39. Trysten Hill, DT, Central Florida, Overall Rank: 166)6
40. Wyatt Ray, EDGE, Boston College (Overall Rank: 183)6
41. Ben Banogu, EDGE, TCU (Overall Rank: 187)5/6
42. Ronald Ollie, DT, Nicholls State (Overall Rank: 194)6
43. Porter Gustin, EDGE, USC (Overall Rank: 196)6
44. Daniel Wise, DT, Kansas (Overall Rank: 171)6
45. Dontavius Russell, DT, Auburn (Overall Rank: 210)7
46. Carl Granderson, EDGE, Wyoming (Overall Rank: 211)7
47. Greg Gaines, DT, Washington (Overall Rank: 216)7
48. Byron Cowart, DL, Maryland (Overall Rank: 221)7
49. Michael Dogbe, DT, Temple (Overall Rank: 223)
50. CeCe Jefferson, EDGE, Florida (Overall Rank: 230)
51. Ricky Walker, DT, Virginia Tech (Overall Rank: 234)
52. Austin Bryant, EDGE, Clemson (Overall Rank: 243)
53. Sutton Smith, EDGE, Northern Illinois (Overall Rank: 248)
54. Demarcus Christmas, DT, Florida State (Overall Rank: 250)
55. Kyle Phillips, EDGE, Tennessee (Overall Rank: 258)
56. Albert Huggins, DT, Clemson (Overall Rank: 267)7
57. Kevin Givens, DT, Penn State (Overall Rank: 276)
58. Landis Durham, EDGE, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 282)
59. Ed Alexander, DT, LSU (Overall Rank: 283)7
60. Chris Slayton, DT, Syracuse (Overall Rank: 293)
61. Kahzin Daniels, EDGE, Univ. of Charleston (Overall Rank: 308)
62. Armon Watts, DT, Arkansas (Overall Rank: 311)
63. Justin Hollins, EDGE, Oregon (Overall Rank: 317)
64. Cortez Broughton, DT, Cincinnati (Overall Rank: 318)
65. Gerri Green, EDGE, Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 325)
66. Jonathan Harris, DL, Lindenwood (Overall Rank: 334)
67. Jesse Aniebonam, EDGE, Maryland (Overall Rank: 352)
68. Jamal Davis, EDGE, Akron (Overall Rank: 359)
69. Darryl Johnson, EDGE, North Carolina A&T (Overall Rank: 365)
70. Chris Nelson, DT, Texas (Overall Rank: 374)

1. Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida (Overall Rank: 13)
1st


Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 312 pounds

2. Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State (Overall Rank: 16) 1
Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 315 pounds

3. Jonah Williams, OT/G, Alabama (Overall Rank: 18) 1
Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 300 pounds

4. Cody Ford, OT/G, Oklahoma (Overall Rank: 28) 1/2

5. Garrett Bradbury, C, NC State (Overall Rank: 34)1/2
Height: 6' 27/8" | Weight: 306 pounds

6. Dalton Risner, G/OT, Kansas State (Overall Rank: 38)1/2
Height: 6' 43/4" | Weight: 310 pounds

7. Chris Lindstrom, G, Boston College (Overall Rank: 43)2
Height: 6' 33/4" | Weight: 308 pounds

8. Erik McCoy, C, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 48)2
Height: 6' 37/8" | Weight: 303 pounds

9. Elgton Jenkins, C/G, Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 63)2/3
Height: 6' 41/2" | Weight: 310 pounds

10. Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington (Overall Rank: 67)3
Height: 6' 71/8" | Weight: 317 pounds

11. Connor McGovern, G, Penn State (Overall Rank: 72)3
Height: 6' 53/8" | Weight: 308 pounds

12. Michael Deiter, G, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 77)3
Height: 6' 51/8" | Weight: 309 pounds

13. Chuma Edoga, OT, USC (Overall Rank: 80)3
Height: 6' 31/2" | Weight: 308 pounds

14. Dru Samia, G, Oklahoma (Overall Rank: 86)3
Height: 6' 43/4" | Weight: 305 pounds

15. Tytus Howard, OT, Alabama State (Overall Rank: 89) 3
Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 322 pounds

16. Greg Little, OT, Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 92) 3
Height: 6' 51/4" | Weight: 310 pounds

17. Dennis Daley, OT, South Carolina (Overall Rank: 97) 4
Height: 6' 5" | Weight: 317 pounds

18. David Edwards, OT, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 100) 4
Height: 6' 61/4" | Weight: 308 pounds

19. Yodny Cajuste, OT, West Virginia (Overall Rank: 101) 4
Height: 6' 47/8" | Weight: 312 pounds

20. Bobby Evans, G/OT, Oklahoma (Overall Rank: 103) 4
Height: 6' 43/8" | Weight: 312 pounds

21. Michael Jordan, C/G, Ohio State (Overall Rank: 109)4
22. Max Scharping, OT, Northern Illinois (Overall Rank: 115) 4
23. Ben Powers, G, Oklahoma (Overall Rank: 116)5
24. Nate Davis, G, Charlotte (Overall Rank: 125)5
25. Drew Forbes, G, Southeast Missouri State (Overall Rank: 131) 6
26. Nate Herbig, G, Stanford (Overall Rank: 154)5/6
27. Trey Pipkins, OT, Sioux Falls (Overall Rank: 160)5/6
28. Derwin Gray, OT, Maryland (Overall Rank: 170)6
29. Beau Benzschawel, G, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 172)6
30. Hjalte Froholdt, G, Arkansas (Overall Rank: 180)6
31. Ross Pierschbacher, C, Alabama (Overall Rank: 184)6
32. Lamont Gaillard, C, Georgia (Overall Rank: 187)6
33. Mitch Hyatt, OT/G, Clemson (Overall Rank: 188)6
34. Trevon Tate, C, Memphis (Overall Rank: 191)6/7
35. B.J. Autry, G, Jacksonville State (Overall Rank: 199)6/7
36. Alex Bars, G, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 201)6/7
37. Tyler Roemer, OT, San Diego State (Overall Rank: 209)
38. Olisaemeka Udoh, G/OT, Elon (Overall Rank: 212)
39. Isaiah Prince, OT, Ohio State (Overall Rank: 217)
40. Paul Adams, OT, Missouri (Overall Rank: 243)
41. Donnell Greene, OT, Minnesota (Overall Rank: 256)
42. Bunchy Stallings, C, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 259)
43. Martez Ivey, G, Florida (Overall Rank: 263)
44. Joshua Miles, OT, Morgan State (Overall Rank: 274)
45. Tyree St. Louis, OT, Miami (Fla.) (Overall Rank: 295)
46. Shaq Calhoun, G, Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 297)
47. Ethan Greenidge, G, Villanova (Overall Rank: 300)
48. Jackson Barton, OT, Utah (Overall Rank: 305)
49. Ryan Pope, OT, San Diego State (Overall Rank: 325)
50. Sam Mustpiher, C, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 330)
51. Phil Haynes, G, Wake Forest (Overall Rank: 333)
52. Chandler Brewer, OT/G, Middle Tennessee State (Overall Rank: 335)
53. Yosh Nijman, OT, Virginia Tech (Overall Rank: 338)
54. Javon Patterson, G, Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 343)
55. Brandon Knight, OT, Indiana (Overall Rank: 344)
56. Fred Johnson, G, Florida (Overall Rank: 347)
57. Jesse Burkett, C, Stanford (Overall Rank: 352)
58. Ryan Bates, G, Penn State (Overall Rank: 354)
59. Devon Johnson, OT, Ferris State (Overall Rank: 357)
60. Chidi Okeke, OT, Tennessee State (Overall Rank: 360)
61. Sean Rawlings, C, Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 364)
62. Sua Opeta, G, Weber State (Overall Rank: 367)
63. William Sweet, OT, North Carolina (Overall Rank: 371)
64. Calvin Anderson, OT, Texas (Overall Rank: 381)
65. Tyler Jones, OT, N.C. State (Overall Rank: 385)
66. Zack Bailey, G, South Carolina (Overall Rank: 387)
67. Keegan Render, C, Iowa (Overall Rank: 394)
68. Garrett Brumfield, G, LSU (Overall Rank: 399)
69. Lukayus McNeill, OT, Louisville (Overall Rank: 401)
70. Lester Cotton, G, Alabama (Overall Rank: 406)

1. Greedy Williams, CB, LSU (Overall Rank: 27) 1
Height: 6' 17/8" | Weight: 185 pounds

2. Byron Murphy, CB, Washington (Overall Rank: 29) 1
Height: 5' 103/4" | Weight: 190 pounds

3. Rock Ya-Sin, CB, Temple (Overall Rank: 33) 1/2
Height: 5' 113/4" | Weight: 192 pounds

4. Nasir Adderley, S, Delaware (Overall Rank: 36) 1/2
Height: 5' 113/4" | Weight: 206 pounds

5. Deandre Baker, CB, Georgia (Overall Rank: 37)1/2
Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 193 pounds

6. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, S, Florida (Overall Rank: 40) 2
Height: 5' 107/8" | Weight: 210 pounds

7. Taylor Rapp, S, Washington (Overall Rank: 41) 2
Height: 5' 113/4" | Weight: 208 pounds

8. Joejuan Williams, CB/S, Vanderbilt (Overall Rank: 42)2
Height: 6' 35/8" | Weight: 211 pounds

9. Deionte Thompson, S, Alabama (Overall Rank: 44)1/2
Height: 6' 1" | Weight: 195 pounds

10. Lonnie Johnson, CB, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 46)2
Height: 6' 17/8" | Weight: 213 pounds

11. Johnathan Abram, S, Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 49) 2/3
Height: 5' 111/2" | Weight: 205 pounds

12. Darnell Savage, S, Maryland (Overall Rank: 51)2/3
Height: 5' 103/4" | Weight: 198 pounds

13. Julian Love, CB, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 52)2/3
Height: 5' 103/4" | Weight: 195 pounds

14. Trayvon Mullen, CB, Clemson (Overall Rank: 53)2
Height: 6' 11/2" | Weight: 199 pounds

15. Justin Layne, CB, Michigan State (Overall Rank: 54)2/3
Height: 6' 13/4" | Weight: 192 pounds
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16. Amani Oruwariye, CB, Penn State (Overall Rank: 61)2/3
Height: 6' 15/8" | Weight: 205 pounds

17. Juan Thornhill, S/CB, Virginia (Overall Rank: 83)3
Height: 6' 01/4" | Weight: 205 pounds

18. Amani Hooker, S, Iowa (Overall Rank: 85)3
Height: 5' 113/8" | Weight: 210 pounds

19. Saivion Smith, CB, Alabama (Overall Rank: 96)3
Height: 6' 07/8" | Weight: 199 pounds

20. Marvell Tell III, S, USC (Overall Rank: 107)
Height: 6' 2" | Weight: 198 pounds3/4

21. David Long, CB, Michigan (Overall Rank: 110)4
22. Mike Bell, S, Fresno State (Overall Rank: 113)4
23. Evan Worthington, S, Colorado (Overall Rank: 125)4/5
24. Isaiah Johnson, CB, Houston (Overall Rank: 126)4/5
25. Mark Fields, CB, Clemson (Overall Rank: 132)4/5
26. Mike Edwards, S, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 136)5
27. Kris Boyd, CB, Texas (Overall Rank: 137)5
28. Will Harris, S, Boston College (Overall Rank: 141)5
29. Jamel Dean, CB, Auburn (Overall Rank: 142)5
30. Sean Bunting, CB, Central Michigan (Overall Rank: 144)5
31. Marquise Blair, S, Utah (Overall Rank: 147)
32. Jordan Brown, CB, South Dakota State (Overall Rank: 159)
33. Iman Lewis-Marshall, CB, USC (Overall Rank: 162)
34. Corey Ballentine, CB, Washburn (Overall Rank: 164)
35. Jimmy Moreland, CB, James Madison (Overall Rank: 167)
36. Jaquan Johnson, S, Miami-Fla. (Overall Rank: 169)
37. Jamal Peters, CB, Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 171)
38. Kendall Sheffield, CB, Ohio State (Overall Rank: 173)
39. Blace Brown, CB, Troy (Overall Rank: 199)
40. Michael Jackson, CB, Miami-Fla. (Overall Rank: 202)
41. Sheldrick Redwine, S/CB, Miami-Fla. (Overall Rank: 207)
42. Montre Hartage, CB, Northwestern (Overall Rank: 214)
43. Darius West, S, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 224)
44. Malik Gant, S, Marshall (Overall Rank: 228)
45. Lukas Denis, S, Boston College (Overall Rank: 237)
46. Austin Blessuan, CB, Rutgers (Overall Rank: 239)
47. Ugo Amadi, S, Oregon (Overall Rank: 240)
48. Delvon Randall, S, Temple (Overall Rank: 246)
49. Jamalcolm Liggins, CB, Dickinson State (Overall Rank: 251)
50. Andrew Wingard, S, Wyoming (Overall Rank: 259)
51. Mark McLaurin, S, Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 262)
52. Zedrick Woods, S, Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 266)
53. Khari Willis, S, Michigan State (Overall Rank: 273)
54. Ryan Pulley, CB, Arkansas (Overall Rank: 274)
55. John Battle, S, LSU (Overall Rank: 284)
56. Xavier Crawford, CB, Central Michigan (Overall Rank: 286)
57. Hamp Cheevers, CB, Boston College (Overall Rank: 287)
58. Rashad Fenton, CB, South Carolina (Overall Rank: 289)
59. D'Cota Dixon, S, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 290)
60. Alijah Holder, CB, Stanford (Overall Rank: 307)
61. Derrick Baity, CB, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 315)
62. Saquon Hampton, S, Rutgers (Overall Rank: 321)
63. Rashad Robinson, CB, James Madison (Overall Rank: 322)
64. Keisean Nixon, CB, South Carolina (Overall Rank: 331)
65. Jonathan Crawford, S, Indiana (Overall Rank: 345)
66. Davante Davis, CB, Texas (Overall Rank: 350)
67. Brandon Jones, S, Texas (Overall Rank: 362)
68. Donnie Lewis, CB, Tulane (Overall Rank: 373)
69. Donovan Wilson, S, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 377)
70. Jordan Miller, CB, Washington (Overall Rank: 386)
71. Ken Webster, CB, Ole Miss (Overall Rank: 391)
72. Jamon Reynolds, S, Virginia Tech (Overall Rank: 397)
73. Derrek Thomas, CB, Baylor (Overall Rank: 400)
74. Chris Westry, CB, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 403)
75. Clifton Duck, CB, Appalachian State (Overall Rank: 408)
1. Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama (Overall Rank: 6)
Height: 5' 10" | Weight: 220 pounds 1/2

2. Devin Singletary, RB, Florida Atlantic (Overall Rank: 57)
Height: 5' 71/2" | Weight: 203 pounds 2/3

3. Darrell Henderson, RB, Memphis (Overall Rank: 60)
Height: 5' 83/8" | Weight: 208 pounds 2/3

4. David Montgomery, RB, Iowa State (Overall Rank: 62)
Height: 5' 101/8" | Weight: 222 pounds 2/3

5. Damien Harris, RB, Alabama (Overall Rank: 70)
Height: 5' 101/8" | Weight: 216 pounds 2/3

6. Miles Sanders, RB, Penn State (Overall Rank: 79)
Height: 5' 105/8" | Weight: 211 pounds 3

7. Dexter Williams, RB, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 106)
Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 212 pounds 3

8. Travis Homer, RB, Miami (Fla.) (Overall Rank: 133)
Height: 5' 103/8" | Weight: 201 pounds 4

9. Trayveon Williams, RB, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 136)
Height: 5' 81/8" | Weight: 206 pounds 4

10. Elijah Holyfield, RB, Georgia (Overall Rank: 140)
Height: 5' 103/8" | Weight: 217 pounds 4

11. Rodney Anderson, RB, Oklahoma (Overall Rank: 148) 4
12. Justice Hill, RB, Oklahoma State (Overall Rank: 164)4
13. Ryquell Armstead, RB, Temple (Overall Rank: 168)4
14. L.J. Scott, RB, Michigan State (Overall Rank: 177) 5
15. Bryce Love, RB, Stanford (Overall Rank: 190) 5
16. Darwin Thompson, RB, Utah State (Overall Rank: 193)5
17. Alec Ingold, FB, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 194)5/6
18. Jordan Scarlett, RB, Florida (Overall Rank: 202)6
19. Mike Weber, RB, Ohio State (Overall Rank: 233)6
20. Benny Snell, RB, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 242) 7
21. James Williams, RB, Washington State (Overall Rank: 248)
22. Alex Barnes, RB, Kansas State (Overall Rank: 258)
23. Tony Pollard, RB, Memphis (Overall Rank: 269)
24. Karan Higdon, RB, Michigan (Overall Rank: 274)
25. Myles Gaskin, RB, Washington (Overall Rank: 276)
26. Alex Mattison, RB, Boise State (Overall Rank: 282)
27. Andrew Beck, FB, Texas (Overall Rank: 295)
28. Bruce Anderson, RB, North Dakota State (Overall Rank: 304)
29. Xavier Turner, RB, Tarleton (Overall Rank: 310)
30. Ty Johnson, RB, Maryland (Overall Rank: 313)
31. Devine Ozigbo, RB, Nebraska (Overall Rank: 316)
32. Jalin Moore, RB, Appalachian State (Overall Rank: 323)
33. Nick Brossette, RB, LSU (Overall Rank: 344)
34. Qadree Ollison, RB, Pittsburgh (Overall Rank: 354)
35. Damarea Crockett, RB, Missouri (Overall Rank: 361)
36. Darnell Woolfolk, FB, Army (Overall Rank: 382)
37. Matt Colburn, RB, Wake Forest (Overall Rank: 386)
38. Winston Dimel, FB, UTEP (Overall Rank: 394)
39. Aeris Williams, RB, Mississippi State (Overall Rank: 401)
40. Taiwan Deal, RB, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 404)

1. Devin White, LSU (Overall Rank: 8)1


2. Devin Bush, Michigan (Overall Rank: 11)1

3. Mack Wilson, Alabama (Overall Rank: 58) 1/2

4. Vosean Joseph, Florida (Overall Rank: 65)2/3


5. Germaine Pratt, NC State (Overall Rank: 87)2/3


6. Cody Barton, Utah (Overall Rank: 108)3
7. Tyrel Dodson, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 123)3
8. Te'Von Coney, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 128)3/4
9. David Long Jr. West Virginia (Overall Rank: 132)4
10. Cameron Smith, USC (Overall Rank: 137)4
11. Ben Burr-Kirven, Washington (Overall Rank: 151)4
12. Natrez Patrick, Georgia (Overall Rank: 158)4
13. Jahlani Tavai, Hawaii (Overall Rank: 174)5
14. T.J. Edwards, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 176)4
15. Gary Johnson, Texas (Overall Rank: 183)5
16. Emeke Egbule, Houston (Overall Rank: 192)5
17. Terrill Hanks, New Mexico State (Overall Rank: 195)5
18. Blake Cashman, Minnesota (Overall Rank: 214)6
19. Ty Summers, TCU (Overall Rank: 217)6
20. Dakota Allen, Texas Tech (Overall Rank: 221)6
21. Joe Giles-Harris, Duke (Overall Rank: 225)
22. Bobby Okereke, Stanford (Overall Rank: 235)
23. Terez Hall, Missouri (Overall Rank: 238)
24. Tre Lamar, Clemson (Overall Rank: 259)7
25. Drew Lewis, Colorado (Overall Rank: 268)
26. Ryan Connelly, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 281)
27. Curtis Bolton, Oklahoma (Overall Rank: 289)
28. Drue Tranquill, Notre Dame (Overall Rank: 294)
29. Kendall Joseph, Clemson (Overall Rank: 298)
30. Dre Greenlaw, Arkansas (Overall Rank: 301)
31. Kaden Elliss, Idaho (Overall Rank: 303)
32. Sione Takitaki, BYU (Overall Rank: 306)
33. Deshaun Davis, Auburn (Overall Rank: 318)
34. Ulysees Gilbert, Akron (Overall Rank: 324)
35. Tre Watson, Maryland (Overall Rank: 332)
36. Jeff Allison, Fresno State (Overall Rank: 335)
37. Josiah Tauaefa, Texas-San Antonio (Overall Rank: 341)
38. B.J. Blunt, McNeese State (Overall Rank: 345)
39. Otaro Alaka, Texas A&M (Overall Rank: 350)
40. Azeez Al-Shaair, Florida Atlantic (Overall Rank: 353)
41. Curtis Akins, Memphis (Overall Rank: 357)
42. Khalil Hodge, Buffalo (Overall Rank: 362)
43. Cole Holcomb, North Carolina (Overall Rank: 367)
44. Chase Hansen, Utah (Overall Rank: 375)
45. Andrew Van Ginkel, Wisconsin (Overall Rank: 376)
46. Jordan Jones, Kentucky (Overall Rank: 381)
47. Bryson Allen-Williams, South Carolina (Overall Rank: 385)
48. Nate Hall, Northwestern (Overall Rank: 390)
49. Jordan Kunaszyk, California (Overall Rank: 395)
50. E.J. Ejiya, North Texas (Overall Rank: 412)

the number beside them is where i project them going

 

[tims4wins]

Fun read on info gathering tactics

https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/04/23/nfl-draft-information-trade-media-adam-schefter-ian-rapoport-rick-gosselin

 

[snowmanny]

Fun read on info gathering tactics

https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/04/23/nfl-draft-information-trade-media-adam-schefter-ian-rapoport-rick-gosselin

I like this part:

Two days before last year’s draft, Schefter went on ESPN’s NFL Live over the phone from Dallas to discuss a piece of information he’d learned: Former Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield, he reported, was “square in the conversation” to be drafted by the Browns No. 1 overall.

Host Wendi Nix opened the conversation in-studio in Bristol by noting it’s the season for smokescreens. “And bologna, and malarkey,” Bill Polian, the Hall of Fame GM, replied on set. “Late intelligence is suspect intelligence, that’s the way I would look at it. … I wouldn’t give it a lot of credence.”

 

[ZMart100]

I love watching physical RBs. Jeremy Cox of Old Dominion (6'0 223lbs) is my kind of player, probably more so than what the Patriots like and more than what they need. He apparently tested well at his pro day, but I'm a little suspicious. He doesn't look like a 4.42 40 or 6.9 3-cone guy, but I wouldn't have looked at him otherwise. I thought his video against Virginia Tech this last season was a lot of fun to watch, so I'll share it here.

 

[Unin10D]

I would be over the moon if we somehow got Christian Wilkins. I taught him at Clemson and he's a really great kid and really smart, not just by football player standards. I doubt he'll fall far enough though

 

[SMU_Sox]

My final thoughts on the 2018 class for the Patriots.

Tight end: If Hock slides grab him. He is one of the few genuine 1st round talents in this draft class. He is worth 32 + a 2nd (32 in this years draft is like a 2nd anyway). Jace Sternberger is not athletic enough to warrant a 1 or a 2 and probably not even a 3 for them. Same for Irv Smith Jr. If they think Noah Fant can be a good blocker (I do not) then he is there other option in round 1. There are 3 guys not named Hock (or Fant) fit their athletic profile as a primary TE1: Dawson Knox, Kahale Warring, and Foster Moreau. Josh Oliver and Drew Sample are close. I think if they go TE day 2 or early day 3 it will be one of those first 2 with the other 3 as day 3 guys. My favorites are Knox and Warring. If they grab Knox or Warring I'll give $25 to the usual.

Wide receiver: incredible depth to the class. The guys I think they will see draft in rounds 2/3 and the best fits are: McLaurin, Boykin, Isabella, Samuel, AJ Brown, Mecole Hardman, and maybe Hakeem Butler. Stanley Morgan Jr and Nick Easley are the guys I really like as slot/Z and slot respectively on day 3. I believe they double dip here and it wouldn't surprise me to see two types of versatile receivers picked. I love everyone on that list minus Hardman. If they get 2 of the above but especially 2 of the day 2 guys I will give $25 to the usual. Oh hell, if they grab Boykins I'll chip in the same amount anyway. They might have an interest with Deebo because he's a diverse guy and can return kicks. He is close to the minimum athletic thresholds for them or exceeds them. Another guy early aside from Brown would be Harry. I just don’t think he fits playstyle wise or athleticism but he could play all three roles. A position we see with 1/6+

Offensive Line: fairly deep group. I didn't really have the time to deep dive on them but the way I see it and thanks @Super Nomario for the insight here they have 3-4 primary options as tackles: Yodny Cajuste is my favorite but forecasters see him as an early round 4 pick. Max Scharping, Kaleb McGrady, and Greg Little are the other two options. Bill might either trade for a swing tackle in the NFL already but I would be shocked if they didn't draft a tackle given Wynn's injury and ?. If they want a guard there are plenty of day 3 options. I expect an investment though and one of those 6 day 1/2 picks spent here. If they grab Yodny I'll give $10.

RB: I didn't really look much here. Maybe they get either a power guy or another pass catcher on day 3. Maybe someone with return skills?

QB: I think it's between the four they looked at: Grier, Finley, Stidham, and Jones. Of those guys I would stay the hell away from Jones. I think Finley makes the most sense but I just don't see anything there more than a backup. I'd ride with Will the Thrill. Stidham doesn't have the production they are looking for but part of that was he was a poor fit on his offense senior year. $25 for Will the Thrill.

DT: Depending on how BB feels about Lawrence and Tillery those are the only options at 32 and neither may make it. After that you have a steep drop-off until the 3rd/4th round. I think If BB wants a DT he needs to get one early and might even trade up for the right guy. Then again he hasn't used his tackles as 3 down players as much lately. Lawrence would give him a ton of options with what to do with the line but Tillery profiles to be a better pass rusher. Imagine Lawrence as a picker though...

Edge: There are some sub rushers I think they might like as well as Anthony Nelson and Charles Omenihu who are complete ends who can kick inside to rush the passer. Winovich is another option but he is a little undersized for them. $10 for any of the above.

LB: I could see them taking one late round 3 or round 4+ but I don't think they make a big investment there. I like Jahlani Tavai a lot and also hybrid Justin Hollins. $10 for either of them.

S: I love this safety class. Another position where they could invest early for a Chung backup or a long term DMC replacement. I think CGJ could be both as well as be a nickel. Same for Darnell Savage who is my favorite safety in the class. I love how he plays the run. He is a bit undersized for them but very close to 200. His athletic profile is outstanding. Amani Hooker from Iowa is another option. Generally there are a good mix of guys they can get in the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd round should they want to upgrade there. $25 for CGJ or Savage, $10 or Hooker, heh.

CB: Not deep at the top but there are 6-8 pressman types they could get day 2 or even 3 who fit their athletic profile and are good against the run.

I think the hard part with them is figuring out where they spend. I wouldn't be shocked if aside from OT they went:

32: DT/S/CB (Lawrence, Tillery, CGJ, Savage, Abram (Bleh), Adderly, Rock Ya-Sin, etc.)

56: OT (Cajuste, Sharping)

64: QB Will Grier

72: WR Miles Boykin/Terry McLaurin (you could swap 72 and 56)

97: TE Kahale Warring

101: Edge.Charles Omenihu or a DT like Mack.

That's my final mock and thoughts for this draft class. Was a fun one. Can't wait to see what happens.

 

[Super Nomario]

I only really watched the receivers this year but I wrote about them for ITP: http://insidethepylon.com/nfl/2019-nfl-draft/2019/04/24/2019-wr-draft-superlatives/

(let me know if there are typos)

My two favorites are Marquise Brown and A.J. Brown, but those guys have as much value to every other team as the do to the Patriots. A few guys that I think fit the Patriots better than they do other teams:

• Deebo Samuel returns kicks, has a good all-around game, and is ridiculous on slants and generating yards after catch. He'd look really good catching Brady's pinpoint short/intermediate passes in stride.
• The Patriots don't need that much from an X receiver: beat press, catch the ball, and not complain about fluctuating targets. If you can threaten deep, it's a bonus. Terry McLaurin isn't exciting, but he does all those things and he's a good special teams player.
• I find the whole "give every white slot guy to the Patriots" mode of thinking lazy and boring, but dammit if Isabella doesn't look like Welker with his quick feet and Edelman with his willingness to mix it up. He's faster than either, though he's smaller than Edelman
• It would be really fun to see what McDaniels would do with Jalen Hurd. He's built like a TE, he can play in the slot, and he can line up as a power back. It would be fun to put him on the field with James White and then give a power look with White in the slot and Hurd in the backfield, then go empty the next snap.

 

[EL Jeffe]

My final guesses (I managed to get Wynn and Izzo correct last year, and the wrong UGa RB - Chubb instead of Michel). I can't see beating last year's picks, but here goes...

32: Jerry Tillery, DT
56: Deebo Samuel, WR
64: Kaleb McGary, OT
73: Kahale Warring, TE
97: Jarrett Stidham, QB
101: D'andre Walker, DE/OLB
134: Jimmy Moreland, CB
205: Armon Watts, DT
239: Penny Hart, WR
243: Tre Lamar, LB
246: Shaq Calhoun, OG
252: Kerrith Whyte, RB

 

[Dustin the Wind]

I only really watched the receivers this year but I wrote about them for ITP: http://insidethepylon.com/nfl/2019-nfl-draft/2019/04/24/2019-wr-draft-superlatives/

(let me know if there are typos)

My two favorites are Marquise Brown and Hollywood Brown, but those guys have as much value to every other team as the do to the Patriots. A few guys that I think fit the Patriots better than they do other teams:

• Deebo Samuel returns kicks, has a good all-around game, and is ridiculous on slants and generating yards after catch. He'd look really good catching Brady's pinpoint short/intermediate passes in stride.
• The Patriots don't need that much from an X receiver: beat press, catch the ball, and not complain about fluctuating targets. If you can threaten deep, it's a bonus. Terry McLaurin isn't exciting, but he does all those things and he's a good special teams player.
• I find the whole "give every white slot guy to the Patriots" mode of thinking lazy and boring, but dammit if Isabella doesn't look like Welker with his quick feet and Edelman with his willingness to mix it up. He's faster than either, though he's smaller than Edelman
• It would be really fun to see what McDaniels would do with Jalen Hurd. He's built like a TE, he can play in the slot, and he can line up as a power back. It would be fun to put him on the field with James White and then give a power look with White in the slot and Hurd in the backfield, then go empty the next snap.

Wow, just read through your write-up on ITP, and I appreciate you so much! I couldn't be more hyped for the draft now. Thank you!

"American legends ZZ Top once sang, “She’s got legs, she knows how to use them.” There are a lot of women with fine stems, but it took knowing how to use them to inspire Billy Gibbons and company to add a classic to the American songbook"

 

[tims4wins]

My final guesses (I managed to get Wynn and Izzo correct last year, and the wrong UGa RB - Chubb instead of Michel). I can't see beating last year's picks, but here goes...

32: Jerry Tillery, DT
56: Deebo Samuel, WR
64: Kaleb McGary, OT
73: Kahale Warring, TE
97: Jarrett Stidham, QB
101: D'andre Walker, DE/OLB
134: Jimmy Moreland, CB
205: Armon Watts, DT
239: Penny Hart, WR
243: Tre Lamar, LB
246: Shaq Calhoun, OG
252: Kerrith Whyte, RB

Like.

 

[PedroKsBambino]

Based on little other than some statistical analysis I've seen as to accuracy and INT rates, I'll guess Pats are on Will Grier in mid-rounds if there.

 

[ElcaballitoMVP]

I only really watched the receivers this year but I wrote about them for ITP: http://insidethepylon.com/nfl/2019-nfl-draft/2019/04/24/2019-wr-draft-superlatives/

(let me know if there are typos)

My two favorites are Marquise Brown and Hollywood Brown, but those guys have as much value to every other team as the do to the Patriots. A few guys that I think fit the Patriots better than they do other teams:

You have a typo (unless Marquise Brown and Hollywood Brown are two separate prospects!)

 

[Super Nomario]

You have a typo (unless Marquise Brown and Hollywood Brown are two separate prospects!)

I just like him so much! Thanks, edited my post.