2019 Draft Prospects To Keep An Eye On

[wu-dai clan]

The Draft Network should not be a primary source, IMHO.

If you read their scouting report carefully, and consider all factors, he is a fit for LAC.

Round 5.
Athletic SAM.
Traits.

Brailford started fast in 2018,
and then faded. I project him to be an upgrade over Emanuel. There is position flexibility, as Brailford has taken snaps at MIKE.

[like54ninjas]

The Draft Network should not be a primary source, IMHO.

If you read their scouting report carefully, and consider all factors, he is a fit for LAC.

Round 5.
Athletic SAM.
Traits.

Brailford started fast in 2018,
and then faded. I project him to be an upgrade over Emanuel. There is position flexibility, as Brailford has taken snaps at MIKE.

[wu-dai clan]

I was unaware of Hollins performance in the Shrine Game.
I see him as a better LEO than Brailford.
The capability of taking snaps at MIKE is big IMV,
because other MIKE prospects are mostly pass defenders.
In this sense Hollins could now be seen in my eyes as
a better version of Emanuel, too.
I will look into this.

:beer:

[Topcat]

I was unaware of Hollins performance in the Shrine Game.
I see him as a better LEO than Brailford.
The capability of taking snaps at MIKE is big IMV,
because other MIKE prospects are mostly pass defenders.
In this sense Hollins could now be seen in my eyes as
a better version of Emanuel, too.
I will look into this.

:beer:

Wud, another ILB to keep an eye on is Khalil Hodge of Buffalo. Second-leading tackler in nation, can stuff the run AND cover.

[wu-dai clan]

Wud, another ILB to keep an eye on is Khalil Hodge of Buffalo. Second-leading tackler in nation, can stuff the run AND cover.

He's fat.
Ketogenics in a hurry.
It is hard to find size, diagnosis and movement in this draft.

[Steve]

[B]

Jordan Brailford is a bit of a tweener, he showcases some necessary qualities to rush off the edge but lacks hand skills, extension awareness, rush counters and functional strength to play with his hand in the dirt. Brailford was afforded reps as an off-ball LB during his final season and seemed to find some success as a gap shooter and second level scrape defender in the run game. Brailford should be regarded as a developmental prospect only.

https://thedraftnetwork.com/2019/02/...dan-brailford/

So much of what is wrong with Brailford is he doesn't use his hands well. He is starting to get better about getting them up, but he doesn't deliver a blow with them, of swat the OL hands off. The report doesn't read all that well, but he has some wheels. The guy can really run, and most college DL and LB can't use their hands. We have one of the best DL coaches in football in Giff Smith, so we may be able to do something with him. I like the idea of using late round picks on guys like Brailford, because if the kid gets the right kind of coaching, he could be a good player.

[beachcomber]

leave it to Ledyard (& Co.) to get you off a player....

http://thedraftnetwork.com/2019/02/17/2019-nfl-draft-player-profile-tevon-coney/

[Boltjolt]

leave it to Ledyard (& Co.) to get you off a player....

http://thedraftnetwork.com/2019/02/17/2019-nfl-draft-player-profile-tevon-coney/ Walter's website is way too slow and absolutely choked w/advertisements.

Not to mention it isn't that good and never was.

[wu-dai clan]

leave it to Ledyard (& Co.) to get you off a player....

http://thedraftnetwork.com/2019/02/17/2019-nfl-draft-player-profile-tevon-coney/

Always go for broad spectrum and have filters in place. Some info is good. Some is cheesy. Most info is a mix. That's the best answer I can give you.

[Topcat]

He's fat.
Ketogenics in a hurry.
It is hard to find size, diagnosis and movement in this draft.

Khalil Hodge looks in shape to me:

[wu-dai clan]

Khalil Hodge looks in shape to me:

Hodge needs to be 10# leaner than in this picture.
He was 20# heavier than this for his job interview @ Senior Bowl Week.

[jamrock]

Wud, another ILB to keep an eye on is Khalil Hodge of Buffalo. Second-leading tackler in nation, can stuff the run AND cover.

Like the sound of that. And no wu-dai he doesn't look fat.

You know who also played at Buffalo and shared a first name with Hodge?