RiDLer80
First time, long time.
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My favorite teams
1. Carolina-Bryce Young
2. Houston-CJ Stroud
3. Arizona-Will Anderson Jr
4. Indy-Anthony Richardson
5. Seattle-Tyree Wilson
6. Detroit-Jalen Carter
7. Oakland-Paris Johnson Jr
8. Atlanta-Christian Gonzales
9. Chicago-Broderick Jones- Athletic OT that does not have questions about his ability to play tackle long-term in the NFL *cough, Skoronski*. Plug him in at left or right and you've solidified your OL for years to come.
55. Gervon Dexter, DT, UF-6'6, 313lb monster. Long, violent, and surprisingly quick for his size. 9.69 RAS.
61. Derick Hall, DE, Auburn. Good burst and athleticism to come off the edge. Has some power to his game as well.
64-Julius Brents, CB, Kansas State- Very long and athletic corner. Could replace Johnson if Poles doesn't think he's the long term solution, or bump Gordon inside and round out the secondary very nicely.
103-Zach Harrison, DE, Ohio State, Another long, athletic end to develop. The production isn't quite there, but he has all the tools you want in an end at 6'4, 270.
133-Braeden Daniels, guard, Utah. Positional versatility as he's started games at guard, LT and RT. I think he's a guard in the NFL and would eventually have to play as you cannot rely on Jenkins to stay healthy. Could develop into a starter as well.
136-Juice Scruggs, center, PSU-Late riser at center to develop into a future starter as Whitehair is not the long term answer there.
148-Will Mallory, TE, Miami. Very athletic TE to compliment Kmet. He's not going to dominate the run game but he can stretch the field from the seam or split out and run routes like a WR. Sub 4.6 40.
218-Malik Cunningham, QB, Louisville-Developmental QB that maybe could sub in for Fields for a game or two if the need arises.
258-Keondre Coburn, DT, Texas. Massive DT at 6'3, 330. Prototypical nose to put in on short yardage situations.
2. Houston-CJ Stroud
3. Arizona-Will Anderson Jr
4. Indy-Anthony Richardson
5. Seattle-Tyree Wilson
6. Detroit-Jalen Carter
7. Oakland-Paris Johnson Jr
8. Atlanta-Christian Gonzales
9. Chicago-Broderick Jones- Athletic OT that does not have questions about his ability to play tackle long-term in the NFL *cough, Skoronski*. Plug him in at left or right and you've solidified your OL for years to come.
55. Gervon Dexter, DT, UF-6'6, 313lb monster. Long, violent, and surprisingly quick for his size. 9.69 RAS.
61. Derick Hall, DE, Auburn. Good burst and athleticism to come off the edge. Has some power to his game as well.
64-Julius Brents, CB, Kansas State- Very long and athletic corner. Could replace Johnson if Poles doesn't think he's the long term solution, or bump Gordon inside and round out the secondary very nicely.
103-Zach Harrison, DE, Ohio State, Another long, athletic end to develop. The production isn't quite there, but he has all the tools you want in an end at 6'4, 270.
133-Braeden Daniels, guard, Utah. Positional versatility as he's started games at guard, LT and RT. I think he's a guard in the NFL and would eventually have to play as you cannot rely on Jenkins to stay healthy. Could develop into a starter as well.
136-Juice Scruggs, center, PSU-Late riser at center to develop into a future starter as Whitehair is not the long term answer there.
148-Will Mallory, TE, Miami. Very athletic TE to compliment Kmet. He's not going to dominate the run game but he can stretch the field from the seam or split out and run routes like a WR. Sub 4.6 40.
218-Malik Cunningham, QB, Louisville-Developmental QB that maybe could sub in for Fields for a game or two if the need arises.
258-Keondre Coburn, DT, Texas. Massive DT at 6'3, 330. Prototypical nose to put in on short yardage situations.
