Draft talk time

[Gulf of Brazil]

one of the more underrated WR in this class. Watch the two catches he hauls in at the 1:56 & 2:20 marks. He's eerily similar to Devonta in style of route running. He's allegedly 6'1 195

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

USC

OL Alijah Vera-Tucker

Height: 6'4″ (OT: 17th percentile, G: 57th)
Weight: 308 (OT: 34th, G: 40th)
Arm: 32 1/8 (OT: 3rd, G: 11th)
Vertical: 32 (OT: 87th, G: 90th)
Broad: 106 (OT: 60th, G: 69th)
Bench: 36 reps (OT: 98th, G: 96th)
40-yard: 5.10 (OT: 73rd, G: 77th)
Short shuttle: 4.61 (OT: 76th, G: 74th)
3-cone: 7.65 (OT: 66th, G: 65th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

USC

DI Jay Tufele

Height: 6'2″ (26th percentile)
Weight: 305 (60th)
Vertical: 30 (53rd)
Broad: 105 (41st)
Bench: 30 reps (78th)
40-yard: 4.97 (65th)
Short shuttle: 4.83 (14th)
3-cone: 7.77 (30th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

USC

DI Marlon Tuipulotu

Height: 6'2″ (16th percentile)
Weight: 308 (68th)
Vertical: 31 (59th)
Broad: 103 (29th)
Bench: 30 reps (78th)
Short shuttle: 4.69 (36th)
3-cone: 7.57 (51st)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

USC

WR Amon-Ra St. Brown

Height: 5'11” (30th percentile)
Weight: 197 (40th)
Vertical: 39 (83rd)
Broad: 127 (85th)
Bench: 20 reps (90th)
40-yard: 4.51 (42nd)
Short shuttle: 4.27 (41st)
3-cone: 6.81 (75th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Parsons has his pro-day today

 

[Old Lion]

and D. Smith isn't a playmaker ? C'mon now. Smith can get those contested balls that Waddle won't have a shot at. Smith has long arms and big hands. You won't see that out of Waddle anywhere near as much.

I still like Waddle though. It doesn't matter which of those two or even Chase.

DeVonta Smith College Stats | College Football at Sports-Reference.com (sports-reference.com)

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Agreed. They are all good. I was thinking more of a make something out of nothing when referring to big plays.

 

[Old Lion]

Parsons has his pro-day today

I am souring on him a bit. I probably would not be able to resist if he slips to round 2 though.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Agreed. They are all good. I was thinking more of a make something out of nothing when referring to big plays.

Waddle would be great to team with Williams and Perriman - this year. He's dynamic as a runner with the ball in his hands - even his route running ability but not as nuanced as DeVonta - yet

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

It wouldn't be a bad idea to draft two WR if they somehow acquire an extra (s) day three pick.

Maybe someone like Nico Collins (there's others to mention) but the FO appears to be leaning towards speed as their type of WR - at least in Free Agency.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

2021 NFL Draft: Ranking the strongest position groups in the 2021 draft class | NFL Draft | PFF

2. OFFENSIVE TACKLE​

As things stand, PFF has a first-round grade on seven offensive tackles and Day 2 grades on six more. That’s a LOADED class. While last year’s group was top-heavy, this year’s has serious depth. There’s a chance you’ll be able to find immediate starters leaking into the second round, which is something that rarely happens at the position.

3. WIDE RECEIVER​

Before you say, “you say it’s a great receiver class every year,” just know that this likely won't be the case in 2022. If you want that game-changing wide receiver, this is the year to do it.

8. EDGE DEFENDER​

The edge class is one of the scariest position groups in this draft, as it has far more boom-or-bust players per capita than any other position in 2021. That’s because so few guys from it produced at a high level on college football fields.

11. INTERIOR DEFENSIVE LINE​

There is one first-round grade (Christian Barmore, Alabama) and one second-round grade (Alim McNeil, N.C. State). That’s your 2021 defensive tackle class. That’s not saying there isn’t talent to be found, but at this point, it is the weakest DI group we’ve seen in our seven years of doing this.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

crazy #'s and lots of talent. His run defense improved dramatically in 2020 but he didn't record a single sack last season. He has shown some ability to drop into coverage, outside the hash, but not many snaps in that area

Penn State

EDGE Jayson Oweh

Height: 6'5″ (78th percentile)
Weight: 257 (46th)
Arm: 34 1/2 (88th)
Vertical: 40 (96th)
Broad: 134 (100th)
Bench: 21 reps (39th)
40-yard: 4.39 (100th)
Short shuttle: 4.15 (95th)
3-cone: 6.84 (96th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Penn State

LB Micah Parsons

Height: 6'3″ (87th percentile)
Weight: 246 (82nd)
Arm: 31 1/2 (27th)
Hand: 11 (100th)
Vertical: 34 (47th)
Broad: 126 (93rd)
Bench: 19 reps (33rd)
40-yard: 4.39 (99th)
Short shuttle: 4.40 (25th)
3-cone: 6.94 (79th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Penn State

EDGE Shaka Toney

Height: 6'2″ (21st percentile)
Weight: 242 (12th)
Vertical: 39 (95th)
Broad: 128 (96th)
Bench: 24 reps (66th)
40-yard: 4.51 (97th)
Short shuttle: 4.28 (78th)
3-cone: 6.95 (88th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

Ole Miss

WR Elijah Moore

Height: 5'9″ (9th percentile)
Weight: 178 (7th)
Arm: 30 1/8 (10th)
Hand: 9 3/8 (57th)
Vertical: 36 (56th)
Broad: 120 (40th)
Bench: 17 reps (77th)
40-yard: 4.35 (93rd)
Short shuttle: 4.00 (96th)
3-cone: 6.66 (93rd)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

WR D'Wayne Eskridge

Height: 5'9″ (5th percentile)
Weight: 190 (25th)
Arm: 30 1/2 (16th)
Vertical: 35 (41st)
Broad: 124 (70th)
40-yard: 4.38 (89th)
Short shuttle: 4.22 (54th)
3-cone: 6.95 (50th)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

maybe late rounds possibility

Jaylon Moore OT Western Michigan - Draft Player Profile | The Draft Network

T Jaylon Moore

Height: 6'4″ (13th percentile)
Weight: 311 (47th)
Arm: 33 3/8 (24th)
Vertical: 30 (69th)
Broad: 106 (61st)
Bench: 27 reps (79th)
40-yard: 5.25 (42nd)
Short shuttle: 4.67 (66th)
3-cone: 7.77 (53rd)

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

As players #'s come in, once pro days are finalized, they'll be added to the list.

2021 Draft Class RAS (relativeathleticscores.com)