2019 Draft Prospects To Keep An Eye On

[like54ninjas]

• WR DaMarkus Lodge (Ole Miss)
• TE Daniel Helm (Duke)
• OT Ryan Pope (San Diego State)
• WR Jon Duhart (Old Dominion)
• QB Easton Stick (North Dakota State)
• DT Daylon Mack (Texas A&M)
• RB Darrin Hall (Pittsburgh)
• LB Malik Carney (North Carolina)
• DT Kevin Wilkins (Rutgers)
• WR Ryan Davis (Auburn)
• DT Daniel Wise (Kansas)
• LB Justin Hollins (Oregon)
• CB Blace Brown (Troy)

[beachcomber]

agree that we struggle to develop Oline talent, and.... think we need a new Oline coach before a new GM.

yes to drafting an OT, and yes to Lamp as a RT/swing candidate there.

and don't think an MLB is an imperative, 'specially given how oft we're in a 4-2-5, and guessin' we could wait 'til day three for a LB.... (just) has to beat out Pullard.

question is who is the Braden Smith (Nate Davis)/Kemoko Turay (Darrell Taylor) out of this year's draft ??

and don't think we go FA/vet OT, albeit wouldn't mind a FA FS (Eric Reid), and.... think Addae takes over for AP in the dime package ??

far as a S/LB hybrid, how 'bout Nate Hall ?? and yes to both a DT and OG (Alex Bars is a Notre Dame team captain).

and FS Deiontae Thompson is dropping.... could we nab him day two, or would we prefer/wait on Chris Johnson as a day three developmental prospect ??

and will be surprised if we come out of the draft w/a DE, albeit do like WR John Ursua w/one of our seventh rounders.

and doubt we come away w/a CB in this draft, albeit again wouldn't be surprised if we dipped into the IOL talent pool at some point.

think Drew Lock is a cautionary tale, sort of a Jay Cutleresque/lite proposition, and.... agree, not so sure there's a good 2020 QB prospect for the Chargers, and.... no to Foles, thank you.

yes to TE (Josh Oliver ?), and far as the Shrine Game watch list.... think 'twould be wise to keep an eye on DT Daniel Wise and OLB Justin Hollins.

[blueman]

The poor play of our LBs is arguably why NE beat us. Very much a priority, along with keeping Luiget, everybody seems to be that much better when he plays, not super splashy just good.

[Boltjolt]

The poor play of our LBs is arguably why NE beat us. Very much a priority, along with keeping Luiget, everybody seems to be that much better when he plays, not super splashy just good.

Among other things. We didn't blitz Brady at all and played soft zone the whole first half which Brady kills with those short routes.
but yes, Emanuel and Pullard just don't cut it in.

[like54ninjas]

Shrine Game Roster/Measurements......


East

1	Jordan Ellis		Virginia	RB	5096	224	9 3/8	30	71 3/8
2	Delvon Randall		Temple	DB	5115	208	9 2/8	31	74 4/8
4	Terry Godwin II		Georgia	WR	5113	174	9 2/8	29 7/8	73 7/8
5	Ryan Davis		Auburn	WR	5096	179	9 2/8	30 2/8	72 7/8
6	Derrick Baity Jr.		Kentucky	DB	6021	198	8 5/8	31 2/8	76 4/8
8	Marquis Young		UMass	RB	5114	210	8 4/8	31 4/8	74 4/8
9	Terry Wright		Purdue	WR	5110	175	9 2/8	30 4/8	72 3/8
10	Jordan Ta'amu		Ole Miss	QB	6025	222	9 3/8	32 2/8	76 4/8
11	David Blough		Purdue	QB	6003	205	9 5/8	30 5/8	73 3/8
14	Taylor Cornelius		Oklahoma State	QB	6057	220	10	31 7/8	77 7/8
15	Jimmy Moreland		James Madison	DB	5096	179		29 4/8	73 2/8
16	Rashad Fenton		South Carolina	DB	5110	190	8 6/8	30 1/8	72 5/8
17	Jamal Custis		Syracuse	WR	6042	212	10 4/8	34 2/8	82 1/8
21	Tim Harris		Virginia	DB	6017	204	9 6/8	32 2/8	76 3/8
22	Saquan Hampton		Rutgers	DB	6013	204	8 6/8	31 4/8	75
23	Lukas Denis		Boston College	DB	5113	184	9 4/8	32 1/8	75 7/8
24	Ty Johnson		Maryland	RB	5103	213	9 1/8	30 1/8	70 6/8
25	Chris Johnson		North Alabama	DB	6024	209	9 1/8	31	74 5/8
28	Michael Jackson Sr.		Miami	DB	6006	207	9 7/8	32 3/8	76 7/8
31	Isaiah Wharton		Rutgers	DB	6005	209	9 4/8	31 4/8	76
33	Darnell Woolfolk		Army	RB	5086	218	9 6/8	30 5/8	73 6/8
34	Malik Carney		UNC	LB	6020	246	10	33 4/8	79 4/8
36	Zedrick Woods		Ole Miss	DB	5110	201	9 1/8	32	75 4/8
40	Khalil Hodge		Buffalo	LB	6011	255	9 1/8	31 3/8	75 5/8
42	Sione Takitaki		BYU	LB	6012	237	9 3/8	32 3/8	75 7/8
44	Tre Watson		Maryland	LB	6010	241	9 7/8	30 4/8	73
45	Ulysees Gilbert		Akron	LB	6002	228	9 6/8	32 1/8	75 5/8
50	Sean Rawlings		Ole Miss	C
51	Cole Holcomb		North Carolina	LB	6012	233	10	31 5/8	76 2/8
53	Tyler Jones		NC State	OG
54	Alec Eberle		FSU	C
55	Lamont Gaillard		Georgia	C
57	Olisaemeka Udoh		Elon	OT	6055	328	10	35 6/8	85 4/8
58	Justin Skule		Vandy	OT	6064	314	9 4/8	33 6/8	80
65	Bunchy Stallings		Kentucky	OG
66	Joshua Miles		Morgan State	OG
67	Nick Allegretti		Illinois	C
71	Ethan Greenidge		Villanova	OT	6046	325	10 4/8	35 1/8	84 4/8
73	Martez Ivey		Florida	OT	6051	310	10 5/8	35 6/8	85
78	Tyree St. Louis		Miami	OT	6047	323	10	34 2/8	84 4/8
84	Jesper Horsted		Princeton	WR	6033	224	9 7/8	32 4/8	77 5/8
85	Damarkus Lodge		Ole Miss	WR	6017	202	9 6/8	32 6/8	77
90	Michael Dogbe		Temple	DT	6031	286	9 2/8	33 2/8	78
91	Jordan Brailford		Oklahoma State	DE	6025	241	9 4/8	32	78 5/8
92	Kyle Phillips		Tennessee	DT	6036	272	9 5/8	33 2/8	81
95	Chris Slayton		Syracuse	DT	6035	310	10	33 2/8	78 4/8
96	Cortez Broughton		Cincinnati	DT	6021	291	9 6/8	32 5/8	81 1/8
97	Kevin Wilkins		Rutgers	DE	6023	305	10 6/8	33 1/8	79 5/8
98	Ricky Walker		Virginia Tech	DT	6017	297	8 7/8	29 7/8	72
99	Mathieu Betts		Laval	DE	6027	258	9 2/8	33	77 5/8

West

2	Keesean Johnson		Fresno State	WR	6011	204	9 4/8	32 2/8	75 7/8
3	Ron'Quavion Tarver		Utah State	WR	6032	216	9 3/8	32 6/8	79 2/8
4	Brett Rypien		Boise State	QB	6016	204	9	30 2/8	73 6/8
5	Nick Brossette		LSU	RB	5111	217	8 1/8	30 3/8	73 4/8
6	Marcus McMaryion		Fresno State	QB	6007	207	10	30 6/8	75 4/8
8	Blace Brown		Troy	DB	6001	192	9 4/8	31 6/8	75 5/8
9	Jon Duhart		Old Dominion	WR	6025	218	9 6/8	32 4/8	76 5/8
12	Easton Stick		NDSU	QB	6013	217	9 4/8	31 7/8	76 1/8
13	Ka'dar Hollman		Toledo	DB	6000	193	9	30 5/8	73 7/8
14	Donnie Lewis Jr		Tulane	DB	6003	186	9 4/8	30 2/8	74 2/8
18	BJ Blunt		McNeese State	LB	6002	203	9 2/8	31 2/8	74 6/8
19	Shawn Poindexter		Arizona	WR	6044	217	9 6/8	33 5/8	78 4/8
20	Drew Lewis		Colorado	LB	6022	225	10 1/8	32	77 1/8
21	Cody Barton		Utah	LB	6021	227	9 4/8	31 5/8	77
22	Devine Ozigbo		Nebraska	RB	5105	219	9 2/8	31 2/8	76 1/8
23	Jordan Wyatt		SMU	DB	6000	190	9 2/8	31 4/8	75
24	Darrin Hall		Pittsburgh	RB	5115	217	9 6/8	31 6/8	76 1/8
25	Cody Thompson		Toledo	WR	6014	200	9 4/8	31	75 2/8
26	Adarius Pickett		UCLA	DB	5107	200	9 2/8	30 5/8	73 2/8
27	Andrew Wingard		Wyoming	DB	6000	205	8 5/8	31 6/8	73 5/8
29	Joe Dineen		Kansas	LB	6021	232	8 5/8	30	71 7/8
31	Montre Hartage		Northwestern	DB	5110	187	8 3/8	31 4/8	72 5/8
32	Tyree Kinnel		Michigan	DB	5107	202	9	30 3/8	74 2/8
35	Evan Worthington		Colorado	DB	6017	205	9 4/8	32 2/8	76 6/8
41	D'Cota Dixon		Wisconsin	DB	5096	202	9 3/8	29 2/8	70 5/8
43	Markus Jones		Angelo State	DE	6027	252	9 4/8	32 3/8	78 1/8
45	Chris Peace		Virginia	LB	6017	238	8	32 1/8	76 6/8
46	Landis Durham		Texas A&M	DE	6017	249	9 6/8	32 4/8	76 2/8
48	Justin Hollins		Oregon	DE	6052	245	10 2/8	33	79 5/8
49	Derick Roberson		Sam Houston State	DE	6030	249	9	33	76 6/8
50	Nick Linder		Indiana	C
52	John Keenoy		WMU	C
57	Paul Adams		Missouri	OT	6057	312	10 2/8	35 1/8	84 4/8
60	Brian Wallace		Arkansas	OT	6054	317	10 4/8	36	84 5/8
66	Keaton Sutherland		Texas A&M	OG
70	Jackson Barton		Utah	OT	6071	303	9 1/8	33 6/8	80 6/8
72	Lanard Bonner		Ark State	OG
74	Oshea Dugas		LaTech	OG
75	Alex Bookser		Pittsburgh	OT	6056	308	9	33 1/8	80 5/8
76	Juwann Bushell-Beatty		Michigan	OG
77	Ryan Pope		SDSU	OT	6067	315	11 3/8	35 2/8	84 5/8
78	Trey Pipkins		Sioux Falls	OT	6056	304	9 4/8	34 5/8	82 1/8
80	Brody Oliver		Colorado School of Mines	WR	6025	208	10	31 6/8	76
90	Armon Watts		Arkansas	DT	6044	305	9 5/8	33	80 7/8
95	Daylon Mack		Texas A&M	DT	6010	335	10 2/8	31 6/8	76 3/8
96	Daniel Wise		Kansas	DT	6024	283	10 3/8	33 4/8	80
97	Chris Nelson		Texas	DT	6010	303	9	32	75 2/8
98	Joel Van Pelt		Calgary	DE	6047	265	9 6/8	33 3/8	81 1/8

[Formula 21]

Olisaemeka Udoh | Tackle

Team:	Elon Phoenix
Age / DOB:	(21) / 2/4/1997
Ht / Wt:	6'5" / 336

Elon redshirt senior OL Olisaemeka Udoh accepted an invitation to the East-West Shrine Game.
Huge spot for the 6-foot-5, 336-pound Udoh, here, as he's considered one of the top FCS draft prospects on the offensive line. The Shrine Game can serve as a springboard for small-school pro hopefuls such as himself. While he has been plying his trade as a tackle at Elon, Hero Sports' Sam Herder sees him as a likely guard at the NFL level. The all-conference standout has accepted an invitation to the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl in addition to the Shrine Game as he looks to boost his profile. Draft Analyst's Tony Pauline views Udoh as a raw developmental prospect who could see a late Day 3 selection if the process breaks right for him

[Formula 21]

Another guy with long 35 inch arms thats worth a look late.



Ryan Pope | Tackle

Team:	San Diego State Aztecs
Age / DOB:	(22) / 10/17/1996
Ht / Wt:	6'7" / 315

San Diego State redshirt senior T Ryan Pope accepted an invitation to the East-West Shrine Game.
Pope (6'7/315) has been a big part of the Aztecs' run game since he came to the school from Long Beach City College, helping San Diego State become one of the best rushing teams in the country. He's seen as a mauler who plays with a bit of a mean streak, but he'll need to show he can handle the pass-rushing duties that a bookend will see in the NFL. The Shrine Game will be a good -- if not perfect -- test to see what he can do

[Formula 21]

2. NASIR ADDERLEY, CB - DELAWARE

2019 PROJECTION: Rated No. 14 cornerback by NFLDraftScout - The No. 14 CB taken went in the 4th round this year.
2017 STATS: Finished with 78 tackles and had a team-high 42 solo tackles. Adderley added five interceptions, which he returned for a total of 135 yards.

There is no better way to describe Adderley than as a human highlight reel. He can cover, he can hit and he can make plays with the ball in his hand. Adderley is entering his fourth season as a starting cornerback. He finished second on the team last year with 78 tackles and had a team-high 42 solo tackles. Adderley added five interceptions, which he returned for a total of 135 yards, and two forced fumbles. He channeled his inner Odell Beckham Jr. on one interception and made it on SportsCenter's Top Plays.





NAME: Nasir Adderley

SCHOOL: Delaware

CONFERENCE: FCS

POSITION: Safety

CLASS: Senior

JERSEY: No. 23

RECRUITMENT RATING: 2-star

HT: 5-11

WT: 200 lbs

D.O.B.: 5/31/1997

Outrageously physical taking on blocks. Feels cracks coming and will take receivers apart if they challenge him physically. Stood up an offensive lineman and rocked the world of two tight ends when Delaware playing North Dakota State, despite his team getting blown out. Will fly up to the edge and turn runs back inside by blowing up the perimeter blocker. Uses his hands to shed, but also knows when to lower a shoulder and leverage a gap with some knock-back. Terrific timing to trigger downhill in run support, never hesitates to get in on a gang tackle. Takes mostly good angles to the ball, occasionally slightly aggressive in his pursuit to the perimeter.

The more I watched, the more impressed I was. Consistently recognizes key offensive concepts and drives on them right away. Plays instinctive and trusts his reads. Can tell he recognizes certain things from film study, especially receiver screen concepts. As a middle of the field zone defender, made life miserable at catch point for receivers with his ability to recognize patterns developing and drive on the ball.

Extremely physical and hard-nosed with an elite competitive motor. Played his heart out in a blowout loss to North Dakota State, chasing down every play from all over the field. Relentless competitor who does not back down from anyone and plays with excellent conditioning. Has made some of the best hustle plays in college football over the past couple seasons, including this

Hitting 200 pounds will be key for him at the Senior Bowl/Combine, but plays like a linebacker at whatever his current weight is. Play strength is a huge positive in his eval, arms appear to be decently long as well. Looks like an outstanding athlete amongst FCS level competition, but Combine testing will reveal all.

Physicality/Closing Burst

Man Coverage (due to heavy deep safety usage last two years)

[beachcomber]

FS Chris Johnson of Northern Alabama @6'2" 209 lbs

and wondering who the Chargers brass prefers.... the oversized Daylon Mack @6'1" 335 or a Daniel Wise an inch taller and under 300#s ??

[like54ninjas]

2. NASIR ADDERLEY, CB - DELAWARE

2019 PROJECTION: Rated No. 14 cornerback by NFLDraftScout - The No. 14 CB taken went in the 4th round this year.
2017 STATS: Finished with 78 tackles and had a team-high 42 solo tackles. Adderley added five interceptions, which he returned for a total of 135 yards.

There is no better way to describe Adderley than as a human highlight reel. He can cover, he can hit and he can make plays with the ball in his hand. Adderley is entering his fourth season as a starting cornerback. He finished second on the team last year with 78 tackles and had a team-high 42 solo tackles. Adderley added five interceptions, which he returned for a total of 135 yards, and two forced fumbles. He channeled his inner Odell Beckham Jr. on one interception and made it on SportsCenter's Top Plays.





NAME: Nasir Adderley

SCHOOL: Delaware

CONFERENCE: FCS

POSITION: Safety

CLASS: Senior

JERSEY: No. 23

RECRUITMENT RATING: 2-star

HT: 5-11

WT: 200 lbs

D.O.B.: 5/31/1997

Outrageously physical taking on blocks. Feels cracks coming and will take receivers apart if they challenge him physically. Stood up an offensive lineman and rocked the world of two tight ends when Delaware playing North Dakota State, despite his team getting blown out. Will fly up to the edge and turn runs back inside by blowing up the perimeter blocker. Uses his hands to shed, but also knows when to lower a shoulder and leverage a gap with some knock-back. Terrific timing to trigger downhill in run support, never hesitates to get in on a gang tackle. Takes mostly good angles to the ball, occasionally slightly aggressive in his pursuit to the perimeter.

The more I watched, the more impressed I was. Consistently recognizes key offensive concepts and drives on them right away. Plays instinctive and trusts his reads. Can tell he recognizes certain things from film study, especially receiver screen concepts. As a middle of the field zone defender, made life miserable at catch point for receivers with his ability to recognize patterns developing and drive on the ball.

Extremely physical and hard-nosed with an elite competitive motor. Played his heart out in a blowout loss to North Dakota State, chasing down every play from all over the field. Relentless competitor who does not back down from anyone and plays with excellent conditioning. Has made some of the best hustle plays in college football over the past couple seasons, including this

Hitting 200 pounds will be key for him at the Senior Bowl/Combine, but plays like a linebacker at whatever his current weight is. Play strength is a huge positive in his eval, arms appear to be decently long as well. Looks like an outstanding athlete amongst FCS level competition, but Combine testing will reveal all.

Physicality/Closing Burst

Man Coverage (due to heavy deep safety usage last two years)

[like54ninjas]

Paul Adams checked more boxes for me. Solid RT prospect.

[like54ninjas]

Justin Hollins is another intriguing guy that is under the radar but has really good tape. Could be a mid round steal.