2019 Draft Prospects To Keep An Eye On

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  • charger1993
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    Originally posted by beachcomber View Post
    reading the Dexter Lawrence report/analysis.... sure seems to check all the (Chargers) boxes,

    http://www.nfl.com/draft/tracker/prospects
    My only concern. And i mean only with dexter is the foot injury he had his sophomore year. He said he played at 50 percent that year. And it makes me nervous not knowing how bad it was. Your feet are important in the trenches.

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    • ChargingBolts
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      Here is a stud from my Alma Mater NIU DE/LB Sutton Smith, reminds me of Bosa with his motor

      Great article here when recruited by Nick Saban;

      https://247sports.com/Article/Northe...ion-120206062/

      Player-  Sutton Smith            Position- OLB/ ILB School-  Northern Illinois Height- 6-1 Weight- 241 lb Draft-2019 Projected Forty-   4.65 Projected- rd 4-5 Stats & Awards 2018 PRE-SEASON HONORS Bronco Nagurski Trophy Watch List (Link) Chuck Bednarik Award Watch List (Link) Ted Hendricks Award Watch List (Link) 2017 SUMMARY STATS & AWARDS 29.5 Tackles for Loss  (Led the nation)



      https://247sports.com/nfl/new-york-g...get-126613061/

      Nice youtube video of him on twitter in that link


      Another one of my NIU alma mater players that will be drafted

      https://www.daily-chronicle.com/2019...group/ak3k50l/

      OL 6'6 320
      Last edited by ChargingBolts; 02-09-2019, 05:19 AM.

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      • Boltjolt
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        Originally posted by charger1993 View Post

        My only concern. And i mean only with dexter is the foot injury he had his sophomore year. He said he played at 50 percent that year. And it makes me nervous not knowing how bad it was. Your feet are important in the trenches.
        My concern is he is 355 lbs. I'd think if any 3-4 teams are ahead of us they would want him for NT since those types are hard to find. I don't expect him to be there for that reason. Like if Green Bay is still going to run a 3-4 with their new HC, he would be great for them. Their NTs aren't that great.
        Last edited by Boltjolt; 02-09-2019, 09:11 AM.

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        • like54ninjas
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          Originally posted by ChargingBolts View Post

          Here is a stud from my Alma Mater NIU DE/LB Sutton Smith, reminds me of Bosa with his motor

          Great article here when recruited by Nick Saban;

          https://247sports.com/Article/Northe...ion-120206062/

          Player-  Sutton Smith            Position- OLB/ ILB School-  Northern Illinois Height- 6-1 Weight- 241 lb Draft-2019 Projected Forty-   4.65 Projected- rd 4-5 Stats & Awards 2018 PRE-SEASON HONORS Bronco Nagurski Trophy Watch List (Link) Chuck Bednarik Award Watch List (Link) Ted Hendricks Award Watch List (Link) 2017 SUMMARY STATS & AWARDS 29.5 Tackles for Loss  (Led the nation)



          https://247sports.com/nfl/new-york-g...get-126613061/

          Nice youtube video of him on twitter in that link


          Another one of my NIU alma mater players that will be drafted

          https://www.daily-chronicle.com/2019...group/ak3k50l/

          OL 6'6 320
          My 2021 Adopt-A-Bolt List

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          • wu-dai clan
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            Did you see the report that Scharping had a rough week in Mobile ?

            I have become a little cautious about this prospect.

            However he could end up bouncing back and being a value selection.
            We do not play modern football.

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            • charger1993
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              Originally posted by Boltjolt View Post

              My concern is he is 355 lbs. I'd think if any 3-4 teams are ahead of us they would want him for NT since those types are hard to find. I don't expect him to be there for that reason. Like if Green Bay is still going to run a 3-4 with their new HC, he would be great for them. Their NTs aren't that great.
              Well yeah other teams wanting him is a concern. But i was talking about physically

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              • Formula 21
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                Ranking the top 5 defensive tackles in the 2019 NFL Draft

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                By Michael Kist@MichaelKistNFL Feb 9, 2019, 12:59pm EST

                We know the Philadelphia EaglesHeight/weight listings are from (probably unreliable) school listings unless otherwise noted.
                • Players listed have at least 3 games of film study done.
                • Final Grade results from a formula that takes into account universal factors (play strength, mental processing, etc.) and position-specific traits (use of hands, first step explosiveness, pass rush ability, etc.)
                • Grading not final. More film may be required & athleticism score includes elements of athletic testing.
                1. QUINNEN WILLIAMSAlabamaLSU and Ole MissSummary: Immediate impact starter. Run to the podium.
                Grade: 85.7 (Early 1st Round)



                2. ED OLIVERHouston

                Oliver received a ton of hypeweird situation with his coaching staffSummary: Immediate starter at 3-tech and instant upgrade to pass rush.

                Grade: 81.0 (Early/Mid 1st Round)



                3. JEFFERY SIMMONSMississippi State

                Love the player, hate the backstorySummary: Immediate, 3-down starter. Background flag.

                Grade: 80.3 (Early/Mid 1st Round)


                4. CHRISTIAN WILKINSClemsonlinked to the Eagles a ton as we work through the pre-draft process.

                Summary: Immediate starter from multiple inside alignments. 3-down player.

                Grade: 74.6 (Early 2nd Round)


                5. Ohio StateSummary: Situational pass rusher with future 3-down starter potential.

                Grade: 69.6 (Late 2nd Round)


                Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
                The Wasted Decade is done.
                Build Back Better.

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                • like54ninjas
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                  Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post

                  Did you see the report that Scharping had a rough week in Mobile ?

                  I have become a little cautious about this prospect.

                  However he could end up bouncing back and being a value selection.
                  My 2021 Adopt-A-Bolt List

                  MikeDub
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                  • Formula 21
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                    If you're just looking for a guy to clog up the middle on early downs, Mack provides good value in the later rounds. And a a 0/1 tech, I think that's about all you're going to get out of the position. +300 pound guys just don't rush the passer well.

                    TDN

                    NAME:
                    Daylon Mack

                    SCHOOL: Texas A&M


                    CONFERENCE: SEC

                    POSITION: Interior Defensive Lineman

                    CLASS: Senior




                    JERSEY: No. 5

                    RECRUITMENT RATING: 5-star

                    HT: WT: 320 lbs

                    D.O.B.: 2/23/1997


                    Has had some balance issues when trying to turn tight corners before. Built-low to the ground so his lack of flexibility is easier to overcome, but does not appear to stand out in this way on tape.
                    Played hard and physical this season. Motor was impressive. Appeared to have lost some weight after playing too heavy as a junior. Does get rotated out fairly often, but likely to be the same case in the NFL anyway.

                    Burst/Get-off
                    Rush Plan/Counters
                    Last edited by Formula 21; 02-09-2019, 02:35 PM.
                    Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
                    The Wasted Decade is done.
                    Build Back Better.

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                    • wu-dai clan
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                      Thank you for the update !

                      There are mixed reviews at Oline...and Linebacker.

                      I need the Combine to decide for myself who can play pass defense.
                      We do not play modern football.

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                      • ChargingBolts
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                        Sutton Smith keeps surprising people, the amount he lifts is amazing, 500 lb squats, he can do per the article 33 reps of 225 lbs which no one at that position has done, but let's say he can't play DE or even LB he was a RB recruited by Saban, I think he would make a great Safety.

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                        • like54ninjas
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                          Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post

                          Thank you for the update !

                          There are mixed reviews at Oline...and Linebacker.

                          I need the Combine to decide for myself who can play pass defense.
                          My interests at the combine are in the 10 & 20 yard splits for everyone, 40s for skill players/DBs/undersized LBs, height/weight/wingspan/etc, explosion skills tests, effort in drills, competitiveinstincts, and just natural athletic ability displayed.
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