The 2019 Post Draft Discussion - Rookie Discussion

[wu-dai clan]

Yep. The only slightly weak area on D is that since Hayward has lost a step, we don't have a true shutdown corner. However, just having Adderley in there now, along with James, and with Tillery pushing that pocket now, that will help our CB's a lot...

I still like Hayward's job performance.

Yes we now have the pieces gusD needs.

[Topcat]

This is the most complete D I can remember here. TT has done well, investing most of his picks in the D while maintaining strength in the O. If the OL comes through, this is a dangerous team.

Yep. The only slightly weak area on D is that since Hayward has lost a step, we don't have a true shutdown corner. However, just having Adderley in there now, along with James, and with Tillery pushing that pocket now, that will help our CB's a lot...

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The final 2019 NFL Draft grades for all 32 teams

9 The Broncos, Jaguars, and Washington were big winners. The same can't be said for the Giants and Raiders.

By Dan Kadar Apr 28, 2019, 7:00am EDT

Los Angeles Chargers

The Chargers went in with one of the NFL's most talented defenses. They exited with an even more talented defense. In the first round, Los Angeles got Notre Dame defensive lineman Jerry Tillery, a big body with impressive movement skills. One of the best value and system fit picks in the entire draft was the Chargers getting Delaware safety Nasir Adderley with the No. 60 pick. They like versatile defensive backs, and he's the perfect foil for budding superstar Derwin James.

The odd move was waiting on an offensive tackle. At No. 91, the Chargers took Trey Pipkins, a developmental prospect. The Chargers needed a sure thing.

Notre Dame linebacker Drue Tranquill has good range and gives them a nice backup and special teams player. Easton Stick is a decent backup quarterback.

Grade: C+

[wu-dai clan]

This is the most complete D I can remember here. TT has done well, investing most of his picks in the D while maintaining strength in the O. If the OL comes through, this is a dangerous team.

Exactly.
Don't look now.
We gots depth.

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Chargers: Picking Jerry Tillery and Nasir Adderley give Anthony Lynn and the Chargers the chance to go into the regular season with the best on-paper defense in football. The Chargers seem like the perfect destination for Tillery, a talent that some may not have understood.

This is the most complete D I can remember here. TT has done well, investing most of his picks in the D while maintaining strength in the O. If the OL comes through, this is a dangerous team.

[Boltjolt]

If that's the case and we managed to trade for Rosen, would we have still drafted Easton Stick? Apparently, TT and the scouting team were going to draft him a couple of weeks ago.

https://www.chargers.com/video/on-th...h-easton-stick

I still don't believe it. Posey is a niners fans and is signed up to many social media affiliates like ours, Arizona, Niiners, etc....and looks like he just likes to throw things out there to get recognition

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Tranquill had 89 tackles last year. Thats not bad versus the run, but hes definitely not a downhill thumper.

[Boltjolt]

Just based of what Eric Williams posted:
https://twitter.com/eric_d_williams/...35045522100224

So he is guessing. TT said in his post presser that losing Emanual and in general they wanted some LBs. Didn't me tion by name who will paly SAM but I don't think it's Tranquill though he did say he has played them all.
So adding Davis we got three and I think Tranquill will eventually take Phillips spot in 2020.

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udfa- fits?
Tyler Roemer, San Diego St
Yosuah Nijman, Virginia Tech
Donnell Greene, Minnesota
William Sweet, North Carolina
LJ Scott, Michigan State
Jalin Moore, Appalachian St.
Darrin Hall, Pittsburgh
Tyler Jones, North Carolina St.
Joe Lowery, Ohio

Porter Gustin, USC
Albert Huggins, Clemson
Terrence Alexander, LSU
Brian Peavy, Iowa State
Alijah Holder, Stanford
Jordan Wyatt, SMU

Roemer is now unsignable after reports of him abusing his girlfriend came out.

[SYB]

I see Lamp more at RG due to the type of player that Rivers is. I'm still worried about the depth at the TE and Corner position. Here's hoping that all our key contributors stay healthy this year.

As for Tranquill, we'll see what happens with him against the run. Maybe he can beef up more or learn from the current guys. Reading more about him, he has the Weddle level smarts. If he's a good tackler, he can overcome being run over.

I'm not sure that's possible without failing some piss tests. Dude is jacked

[Xenos]

Spot on.

Yeah, Tranquill is strong vs pass,
and weak vs run.

This draft tells me that we are set at CB, with plenty of length there, and that we are confident with Lamp moving forward. My latest guess is that he starts at ORT.

Of course it all remains to be seen, but Forrest was moving quite well during recent ladder drills.

Xenos, are you happier with our depth now ? I am.


We play modern defensive football...

I see Lamp more at RG due to the type of player that Rivers is. I'm still worried about the depth at the TE and Corner position. Here's hoping that all our key contributors stay healthy this year.

As for Tranquill, we'll see what happens with him against the run. Maybe he can beef up more or learn from the current guys. Reading more about him, he has the Weddle level smarts. If he's a good tackler, he can overcome being run over.

[wu-dai clan]

I mean how often do we actually use the OTTO position anyways? The regular season at least has shown that it's a passing league so you're either using extra DBs or trying to get a LB that can play all three downs.

Spot on.

Yeah, Tranquill is strong vs pass,
and weak vs run.

This draft tells me that we are set at CB, with plenty of length there, and that we are confident with Lamp moving forward. My latest guess is that he starts at ORT.

Of course it all remains to be seen, but Forrest was moving quite well during recent ladder drills.

Xenos, are you happier with our depth now ? I am.


We play modern defensive football...