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Post by Paradis on Mar 22, 2017 14:10:24 GMT -5
Not surprised ^^ ....Henderson was virtually the only WR (maybe goodwin too) who turned heads at the combine. You could literally see heads in the stands reach for their clipboards with sharpies when he was doing to drills, circling the bastards name.
He jumped from a rnd 5-6 to a 2-3 that day.
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Post by ventesette on Mar 22, 2017 16:48:12 GMT -5
Speaking of Louisiana Tech: Past a Day 3 prospect, but I am proposing Ryan Higgins for UDFA QB. I have been reading that people say he can really "spin it" The QB catchphrase of the day. They list him at 6'2", but I think he is pretty short. Like Flutie territory. I will have to watch some highlights, but he will be in camp somewhere. Stats were good, but La Tech does that to people.
Reading about him more, he apparently sucked at the NFLPA game and couldn't take a snap from center.
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Mar 22, 2017 17:43:50 GMT -5
Howard Wilson, CB, Houston - He drives to the ball well, and is a turnover machine.He average 1 INT per 15 targets. He's also pretty solid tackler. I just wish I could have seen him in press coverage more often. At 6'1 185lb he's a little light, but has room on his frame to bulk up a bit without losing speed.
Corn Edler, CB, Miami - Despite being only 5'10 he's one of the best tackling CBs in the draft. He's a leader, and passionate about the game, which is something we're lacking. Gives his all every play and can play any type of coverage you want. He'd be a starting Nickel day 1, can play outside if you need him to, and can blitz well.
Damontae Kazee, CB, SDSU - Like Elder he's one of the best tackling CBs in the draft despite being 5'10. He's got great short area quickness and breaks up a lot of passes. He's another one that will be a starting nickel in this league day 1 but I don't think he'll survive playing outside. Let him Edelman all game and ring his bell when he hits him.
Chad Hansen, WR, Cal - He's got great size at 6'2, 202lb, and was Webb's favorite target. He uses his body well and has strong hands. He's a beast of a blocker on the outside and is tough as nails.
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Post by maury77 on Mar 26, 2017 0:11:14 GMT -5
One guy people are sleeping on is George Kittle, the Iowa tight end. The kid had a very good combine and his tape is pretty good. Iowa lined him up all over the field and he is versatile.
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