AussieBear
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So the Bears pass on Fournette and a QB to draft a white RB in the top 10. Perhaps you could push it and try to move back a few more spots and still land him.. but nah.. not only am i taking a white RB in the first, im making a point about it and taking him top 10..
Bears trade pick 3 (1st) to Panthers for pick 8 (1st), pick 40 (2nd) pick 64 (2nd) pick 152 (5th). Going by the charts the bears win out by .2 (2200 vs 2200.2)
1. RB/KR - Christian McCaffrey - Stanford
[video=youtube;yqJ5d2scC7k]
A white RB.... whaaaaaaa. a first rd white RB.... gtfo..... a white rb in the top 10..... kill yoself..
McCaffery is more than just a RB, he is a WR and a KR/PR. If Pace and company dont want to bludgeon the league with Fournette --- slash them up with a Christian.
McCaffery is the first piece for Glennon YR2, when they really open thangs up and become the greatest show on shitty turf
Strengths: Smooth, controlled stride length with choppy feet for instant cuts and change of direction. Plus vision with above average anticipatory feel for opening creases. Hugs contours of the running lane and staggers and stutters his feet to maneuver in tight quarters. Protect football while running through traffic. Reads keys quickly on stretch plays. Sinks hips into sharp cuts. Equally adept darting inside or outside and is able to string moves together. Won't dance on short runs -- gets it downhill. Feet constantly in motion. Able to make defenders miss on all three levels. Willing to keep runs playside and alters his track seamlessly. Runs with multiple gears and is able to gear up or down instantly. Has experience in one-back, two-back and offset formations. Excellent hands out of backfield and can be used from slot. Devastating quickness out of breaks can mismatch linebackers. Experienced, capable punt and kick returner.
BOTTOM LINE: Multidimensional runner with flex appeal for teams looking for a player who can carry the ball 20 times or catch it 10 depending on the game plan. McCaffrey's size, power and speed are just average, but he is able to create yardage for himself with his vision and elusiveness. McCaffrey's ability to return punts and kicks could be the value sweetner that pushes his name into the first round.
- nfl.com
2. OLB - TJ Watt - Wisconsin
Given the Injury concerns with Floyd (concussions), Houston (Dirt bag fans) and McPhee (fatness) this system aint working with out a Pass Rush..
TJ may get taken in the first, if not, he will be BPA and needs to be taken. Even if he wasnt JJs bro, he'd still be getting the hype. If he had 2-3 years of 15.5 TFL, and 11.5 sacks, people would be looking at TJ in the top 15, but since hes basically a one year wonder, 1-2 is a fair grade. Aside from his limited but flashing tape, he's got the measurablez too 4.69 40... 6.79 3 cone 37' vert... some decent length 33' arms... and he carries a chip on his shoulder.. the im more than just JJs bro.
2. OT - Roderick Johnson - FSU
Still raw and still growing, some think he should have went back to FSU for another year. Competition for Leno day one and possible future LT.
Long-limbed left tackle who has the physical traits that teams want from their blind-side protector, but who is missing some of the body control and balance that is needed to succeed at his position. Despite his balance inconsistencies, Johnson can be a powerful run blocker when he gets defenders framed up. Teams will have to decide if they want to play him on the left or right side, but an offensive line coach will need to try and correct issues with his pass sets and his footwork before he gets his shot.
2. DL - Dalvin Tomlinson - Alabama
That Bama DL not named Allen...
Prototypical Alabama defensive tackle who wins with leverage, power and technique. Tomlinson's powerful frame and ability to stack the run between the tackles could make him a scheme-flexible target in the draft. While he is likely to be drafted as a run bully, his history of operating in Alabama's stunt-and-twist-oriented defense could help keep him on the field on third downs for teams using a similar concept. Tomlinson has a chance to become an early starter and should work into a defensive line rotation immediately.
3. WR - Amara Darboh - Michigan
Has the catching trifecta.. Can use hands, chest and the forearm/bicep trap.. decent body control.. knows struggle.. came to murica before trumps wall went up. need polishing in his route technique like most rookies.. but this guy reminds me of Chad Johnson in ways.. idk y.
4. 4. QB - Brad Kaaya - Miami
A QB in the draft. If he is gone, Josh Dobbs will be looked at here or later too. Those in the know have sources speaking paces thought process.
Groomed to be a quarterback from an early age, Kaaya flashes the mechanics and intelligence of a player who has spent hours in quarterback camps. However, he can be too mechanical and thinks too much rather than just flowing and responding to what the field offers him. Kaaya could have used another year of college, but he has the tools and intangibles to become an NFL starter. While he can work around his average arm strength, he must improve his accuracy and anticipation if he is to make a mark in the NFL.
4. OT - Julien Davenport - Bucknell
Damn this guy wont go away.. must be those 36 1/2" arms. Bears get a possible second future LT in the same draft. perhaps the loser moves to RT. But with Kaaya and Glennon being limited mobility type pocket passers, getting two future tackles to grow with them would be yuge..
5. FS - John Johnson - Boston College
Pace is carrying on the tradition of a late rd safety..
5. LB Vince Biegal - Wisconsin
TJs running mate and captain.
7. NT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu - USC
Islander blood on the Dline... maybe im biased..
Bears trade pick 3 (1st) to Panthers for pick 8 (1st), pick 40 (2nd) pick 64 (2nd) pick 152 (5th). Going by the charts the bears win out by .2 (2200 vs 2200.2)
1. RB/KR - Christian McCaffrey - Stanford
[video=youtube;yqJ5d2scC7k]
A white RB.... whaaaaaaa. a first rd white RB.... gtfo..... a white rb in the top 10..... kill yoself..
McCaffery is more than just a RB, he is a WR and a KR/PR. If Pace and company dont want to bludgeon the league with Fournette --- slash them up with a Christian.
McCaffery is the first piece for Glennon YR2, when they really open thangs up and become the greatest show on shitty turf
Strengths: Smooth, controlled stride length with choppy feet for instant cuts and change of direction. Plus vision with above average anticipatory feel for opening creases. Hugs contours of the running lane and staggers and stutters his feet to maneuver in tight quarters. Protect football while running through traffic. Reads keys quickly on stretch plays. Sinks hips into sharp cuts. Equally adept darting inside or outside and is able to string moves together. Won't dance on short runs -- gets it downhill. Feet constantly in motion. Able to make defenders miss on all three levels. Willing to keep runs playside and alters his track seamlessly. Runs with multiple gears and is able to gear up or down instantly. Has experience in one-back, two-back and offset formations. Excellent hands out of backfield and can be used from slot. Devastating quickness out of breaks can mismatch linebackers. Experienced, capable punt and kick returner.
BOTTOM LINE: Multidimensional runner with flex appeal for teams looking for a player who can carry the ball 20 times or catch it 10 depending on the game plan. McCaffrey's size, power and speed are just average, but he is able to create yardage for himself with his vision and elusiveness. McCaffrey's ability to return punts and kicks could be the value sweetner that pushes his name into the first round.
- nfl.com
2. OLB - TJ Watt - Wisconsin
Given the Injury concerns with Floyd (concussions), Houston (Dirt bag fans) and McPhee (fatness) this system aint working with out a Pass Rush..
TJ may get taken in the first, if not, he will be BPA and needs to be taken. Even if he wasnt JJs bro, he'd still be getting the hype. If he had 2-3 years of 15.5 TFL, and 11.5 sacks, people would be looking at TJ in the top 15, but since hes basically a one year wonder, 1-2 is a fair grade. Aside from his limited but flashing tape, he's got the measurablez too 4.69 40... 6.79 3 cone 37' vert... some decent length 33' arms... and he carries a chip on his shoulder.. the im more than just JJs bro.
2. OT - Roderick Johnson - FSU
Still raw and still growing, some think he should have went back to FSU for another year. Competition for Leno day one and possible future LT.
Long-limbed left tackle who has the physical traits that teams want from their blind-side protector, but who is missing some of the body control and balance that is needed to succeed at his position. Despite his balance inconsistencies, Johnson can be a powerful run blocker when he gets defenders framed up. Teams will have to decide if they want to play him on the left or right side, but an offensive line coach will need to try and correct issues with his pass sets and his footwork before he gets his shot.
2. DL - Dalvin Tomlinson - Alabama
That Bama DL not named Allen...
Prototypical Alabama defensive tackle who wins with leverage, power and technique. Tomlinson's powerful frame and ability to stack the run between the tackles could make him a scheme-flexible target in the draft. While he is likely to be drafted as a run bully, his history of operating in Alabama's stunt-and-twist-oriented defense could help keep him on the field on third downs for teams using a similar concept. Tomlinson has a chance to become an early starter and should work into a defensive line rotation immediately.
3. WR - Amara Darboh - Michigan
Has the catching trifecta.. Can use hands, chest and the forearm/bicep trap.. decent body control.. knows struggle.. came to murica before trumps wall went up. need polishing in his route technique like most rookies.. but this guy reminds me of Chad Johnson in ways.. idk y.
4. 4. QB - Brad Kaaya - Miami
A QB in the draft. If he is gone, Josh Dobbs will be looked at here or later too. Those in the know have sources speaking paces thought process.
Groomed to be a quarterback from an early age, Kaaya flashes the mechanics and intelligence of a player who has spent hours in quarterback camps. However, he can be too mechanical and thinks too much rather than just flowing and responding to what the field offers him. Kaaya could have used another year of college, but he has the tools and intangibles to become an NFL starter. While he can work around his average arm strength, he must improve his accuracy and anticipation if he is to make a mark in the NFL.
4. OT - Julien Davenport - Bucknell
Damn this guy wont go away.. must be those 36 1/2" arms. Bears get a possible second future LT in the same draft. perhaps the loser moves to RT. But with Kaaya and Glennon being limited mobility type pocket passers, getting two future tackles to grow with them would be yuge..
5. FS - John Johnson - Boston College
Pace is carrying on the tradition of a late rd safety..
5. LB Vince Biegal - Wisconsin
TJs running mate and captain.
7. NT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu - USC
Islander blood on the Dline... maybe im biased..
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