Welcome Justin Eboigbe, DT, Alabama

[blueman]

He had 7 sacks in 2023 for 'Bama, third most on the team. He's listed as a DT, but from what I'm reading about him, he's actually a DE, and he is a good pass rusher.

Like the Man said, was being facetious (actually kinda quoting what somebody else posted, which is waaaay off base, this guy is a terror on passing downs, love it!).

[Kylars]

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[Fleet 1]

My friends at GBN were high on him. And im certain his rise for them started with his Senior Bowl notes. He was almost a top 100 for them. They always have a good presence at the All Star games and put out a ton of content regarding the practices and games.

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1	Caleb Williams	QB	6-1, 215	4.55e	Southern California
2	Marvin Harrison	WR	6-3, 209	4.45e	Ohio State
3	Jayden Daniels	QB	6-3.5, 210	4.50e	LSU
4	Malik Nabers	WR	6-0, 200	4.35p	LSU
5	Rome Odunze	WR	6-3, 212	4.45c	Washington
6	Drake Maye	QB	6-4, 223	4.65e	North Carolina
7	Joe Alt	OT	6-8.5, 321	5.05c	Notre Dame
8	Brock Bowers	TE	6-3, 243		Georgia
9	Dallas Turner	ER	6-3, 247	4.46c	Alabama
10	JJ McCarthy	QB	6-2, 220	4.65e	Michigan
11	Troy Fautanu	G/T	6-4, 315	5.01c	Washington
12	Terrion Arnold	CB	6-0, 190	4.50c	Alabama
13	Olu Fashanu	OT	6-6, 312	5.11c	Penn State
14	Quinyon Mitchell	CB	6-0, 195	4.33c	Toledo
15	Taliese Fuaga	OT	6-6, 325	5.14c	Oregon State
16	Jared Verse	DE	6-4, 255	4.59c	Florida State
17	JC Latham	OT	6-5, 342		Alabama
18	Brian Thomas	WR	6-3, 210	4.33c	LSU
19	Laiatu Latu	DE	6-5, 260	4.62c	UCLA
20	Byron Murphy	DT	6-1, 297	4.87c	Texas
21	Michael Penix	QB	6-2, 215	4.60p	Washington
22	Amarius Mims	OT	6-8, 340	5.07c	Georgia
23	Adonai Mitchell	WR	6-2, 205	4.34c	Texas
24	Tyler Guyton	OT	6-8, 322	5.19c	Oklahoma
25	Cooper DeJean	CB	6-1, 205		Iowa
26	Chop Robinson	DE	6-3, 255	4.48c	Penn State
27	Nate Wiggins	CB	6-1, 173	4.28c	Clemson
28	Graham Barton	C/T	6-5, 310	4.90p	Duke
29	Darius Robinson	DT	6-5, 285	4.95c	Missouri
30	Ennis Rakestraw	CB	5-11, 183	4.51c	Missouri
31	Xavier Worthy	WR	5-11, 165	4.21c	Texas
32	Jackson Powers-Johnson	C	6-3, 328		Oregon
33	Bo Nix	QB	6-2, 215	4.75e	Oregon
34	Kool-Aid McKinstry	CB	6-0, 200	4.50p	Alabama
35	Troy Franklin	WR	6-2, 176	4.41c	Oregon
36	Jordan Morgan	OT	6-5, 320		Arizona
37	Ladd McConkey	WR	6-0, 186	4.39c	Georgia
38	Johnny Newton	DT	6-2, 305		Illinois
39	Zach Frazier	C	6-3, 310		West Virginia
40	Braden Fiske	DT	6-4, 292	4.78c	Florida State
41	Ricky Pearsall	WR	6-1, 190	4.41c	Florida
42	Edgerrin Cooper	LB	6-2, 230	4.51c	Texas A&M
43	Kingsley Saumataia	OT	6-5, 326	5.06c	BYU
44	Xavier Legette	WR	6-1, 212	4.39c	South Carolina
45	Max Melton	CB	5-11, 187	4.39c	Rutgers
46	T'Vondre Sweat	DT	6-5, 366	5.27c	Texas
47	Keon Coleman	WR	6-3, 213	4.62c	Florida State
48	Tyler Nubin	S	6-1, 200		Minnesota
49	Patrick Paul	OT	6-7, 331	5.14c	Houston
50	Marshawn Kneeland	DE	6-3, 267	4.76c	Western Michigan
51	Malachi Corley	WR	5-11, 185	4.47p	Western Kentucky
52	Maason Smith	DT	6-5, 310	5.01c	LSU
53	Trey Benson	RB	6-0, 215	4.39c	Florida State
54	Payton Wilson	LB	6-4, 233	4.43c	North Carolina State
55	Ja'Tavion Sanders	TE	6-4, 245	4.69c	Texas
56	Adisa Isaac	DE	6-5, 250	4.74c	Penn State
57	Roger Rosengarten	OT	6-5, 308	4.92c	Washington
58	Kamari Lassiter	CB	6-0, 186	4.65p	Georgia
59	Jonathan Brooks	RB	6-0, 216		Texas
60	Jaden Hicks	S	6-2, 215	4.50p	Washington State
61	Chris Braswell	ER	6-3, 251	4.60c	Alabama
62	Christian Haynes	OG	6-3, 317	5.03c	UConn
63	Kris Jenkins	DT	6-3, 300	4.91c	Michigan
64	TJ Tampa	CB	6-1, 190	4.55p	Iowa State
65	Bralen Trice	DE	6-4, 245	4.72c	Washington
66	Blake Corum	RB	5-8, 205	4.57c	Michigan
67	Junior Colson	LB	6-2, 235		Michigan
68	Roman Wilson	WR	5-11, 185	4.39c	Michigan
69	Calen Bullock	FS	6-2, 190	4.48c	Southern California
70	Cooper Beebe	OG	6-3, 322	5.03c	Kansas State
71	Brandon Dorlus	DE	6-3, 283	4.85c	Oregon
72	Jaylen Wright	RB	5-11, 210	4.38c	Tennessee
73	Mike Sainristil	CB	5-9, 182	4.47c	Michigan
74	Jeremiah Trotter	LB	6-0, 230		Clemson
75	Luke McCaffrey	WR	6-2, 198	4.46c	Rice
76	Ruke Orhorhoro	DT	6-4, 294	4.89c	Clemson
77	Blake Fisher	OT	6-6, 310	5.24c	Notre Dame
78	Javon Bullard	S	5-11, 200	4.47c	Georgia
79	Mo Kamara	DE	6-2, 250	4.57c	Colorado State
80	Marshawn Lloyd	RB	5-9, 220	4.46c	Southern California
81	Kris Abrams-Draine	CB	5-11, 180	4.44c	Missouri
82	Kiran Amedgadjie	OT	6-5, 325		Yale
83	Cedric Gray	LB	6-2, 235	4.64c	North Carolina
84	Ben Sinnott	TE	6-4, 250	4.68c	Kansas State
85	Michael Hall	DT	6-2, 290	4.80p	Ohio State
86	Spencer Rattler	QB	6-0, 211	4.95c	South Carolina
87	Jonah Elliss	DE	6-2, 250		Utah
88	Zak Zinter	OG	6-6, 310		Michigan
89	Cole Bishop	S	6-1, 205	4.45c	Utah
90	Theo Johnson	TE	6-6, 260	4.57c	Penn State
91	Mekhi Wingo	DT	6-0, 285	4.85c	LSU
92	Tez Walker	WR	6-2, 195	4.36c	North Carolina
93	Christian Jones	OT	6-5, 305	5.04c	Texas
94	Kalen King	CB	5-11, 191	4.61c	Penn State
95	Christian Mahogany	OG	6-3, 324	5.14c	Boston College
96	Cedric Johnson	DE	6-3, 260	4.63c	Mississippi
97	Will Shipley	RB	5-11, 206		Clemson
98	Kamren Kinchens	S	5-11, 205	4.65c	Miami
99	Cade Stover	TE	6-4, 247	4.65c	Ohio State
100	Josh Newton	CB	5-11, 190	4.51c	TCU
101	Javon Foster	OT	6-6, 313	5.30c	Missouri
102	Jaylon Ford	LB	6-2, 240	4.70p	Texas
103	Javon Baker	WR	6-1, 202	4.54c	UCF
104	Khyree Jackson	CB	6-4, 194	4.50c	Oregon State
105	Leonard Taylor	DT	6-4, 303	5.12c	Miami
106	Beau Brade	S	6-0, 203		Miami
107	Myles Cole	DE	6-6, 278	4.67c	Texas Tech
108	Braelon Allen	RB	6-1, 235		Wisconsin
109	Justin Egoigbe	DT	6-5, 297	5.18c	Alabama

[CivilBolt]

Overall rank of 161 and we pick him at 105. So much for astuteness.

I don’t think the ranking after the first 3 rounds are accurate. That’s why you see the occasional gem in the later rounds.

[Lefty2SLO]

I don’t think the ranking after the first 3 rounds are accurate. That’s why you see the occasional gem in the later rounds.

Pretty sure this qualifies as a candidate for 'understatement of the year'

[Formula 21]

IMO there is rating bias for DTs where pass rushers get higher grades and rush defenders get lower grades. So I don’t pay too much attention to that because I don’t like the pass rushers who get run over because they don’t have enough size. Give me the taller, heavier DTs who can control the LOS.

[Lone Bolt]

Powerful, great frame, good length...non-stop motor, very good football player...lacks true twitch and explosiveness. Ben Herbert will fix that...

[Ghost of Quacksaw]

So as I understand it, his last name is pronounced e-BOYG-be. That doesn't exactly roll off the tongue the way Okoye does.

[jamrock]

Let's face it, if Telesco drafted him we'd be saying why take a guy who had spinal fusion surgery?

[21&500]

JE will.answer the riddle that many TPBers pose: what happens when Jim gets a crack at coaching up beef that typically goes to Bama or Georgia.
I like his well propositioned frame, weight and power.
he has a motor and passrush talent.
I love his attitude and effort on the field as well as his rehab.

I picture Minter standing on the table for JE.

[Boltx]

IMO there is rating bias for DTs where pass rushers get higher grades and rush defenders get lower grades. So I don’t pay too much attention to that because I don’t like the pass rushers who get run over because they don’t have enough size. Give me the taller, heavier DTs who can control the LOS.

Time for "YOU CANT RUN" to make a comeback.

[AK47]

Powerful, great frame, good length...non-stop motor, very good football player...lacks true twitch and explosiveness. Ben Herbert will fix that...

His 7 sacks must've been 2nd effort team sacks. The one glaring opportunity we didn't address this draft was pass rusher. Maybe next year.