1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Chase 4 reps short of DK. Not that it means much but still impressive. 
 

Also apparently everyone is running sub 4.4 at this thing. Big grain of salt there. 

How bad would it be if either Chase and/or Pitts was on the board at 6 and they trade back to the 10-15 area... I know it would hurt on the surface, but there's just so much needed I would be ok with it. Depending of course on how Howie uses the rest of the picks, which should be o-line and defense, imo 

1 hour ago, RLC said:

It's much harder to fake bench reps than it is to overestimate 40 times. Chase is a 4.45 guy on tape.

Important dates and players I'm interested in:

March 9

Northwestern- Paddy Fisher, Greg Newson

 March 10

Arkansas- Rakeem Boyd (RB), Fileipe Franks (QB)

Texas- Joseph Assai (LB), Chris Brown (S), Sam Ehlinger (QB), Chris Brown (S)

March 11

Clemson- Amari Rodgers (WR), Travis Etienne (RB)

March 12

ND State- Trey Lance (QB)

Oklahoma- Trey Brown (CB)

March 17

Georgia- Tyson Campbell (CB), Tre McKitty (TE), Azeez Ojulari (LB), Monty Rice (LB)

Pitt- Paris Ford (S), Jason Pinnock (CB), Damar Hamlin (S)

March 18

Auburn- Seth Williams (WR)

Buffalo- Jaret Patterson (RB)

March 19

Memphis- Kenny Gainwell

March 22

Florida State- Asante Samuel Jr (CB), Marvin Wilson (DT),  Not sure when Tamorrion Terry has a pro day since he left the team

Iowa- Chauncey Golston (DE), Brandon Smith (WR)

Missouri- Nick Bolton (LB)

March 23

Alabama- Najee Harris (RB), DeVonta Smith (WR), Dylan Moses (LB), Patrick Surtain (CB), Jaylen Waddle (WR), Alex Leatherwood (OT), Mac Jones (QB) 

Purdue- Rondale Moore

March 24

South Carolina- Jaycee Horn (CB), Shi Smith (WR)

USC- Haven't followed but interested to see who they have

Virginia- Tony Poljan (TE), Charles Snowden (LB)

March 25

North Texas- Jaelon Darden (WR)

Penn State- Micah Parsons (LB), Pat Freiremuth (TE), Shaka Toney (DE)

Tennessee- Bryce Thompson (CB)

March 26

Boston College- Hunter Long (TE)

BYU- Zach Wilson (QB)

Michigan- Nico Collins (WR), Chris Evans (RB), Ambry Thomas (CB), Cameron McGrone (LB)

South Dakota State- Cade Johnson (WR)

VA Tech- Caleb Farley (CB)

March 29

Duke- Noah Gray (TE)

Miami- Brevin Jordan (TE), Jaelen Phillips (DE), Quincy Roche (DE/LB), Greg Rousseau (DE)

North Carolina- Michael Carter (RB), Javonte Williams (RB), Chazz Surratt (LB)

March 30

NC State- Alim McNeil (DT)

Ohio State- Wyatt Davis (OG), Shaun Wade (CB), Justin Fields (QB), Josh Myers (C) and the rest...lots of potential good pros

Texas A&M- Kellen Mond (QB) darkhorse QB prospect for me, Buddy Johnson (LB)

Washington- interested to see their prospects 

March 31-

Florida- Kyle Pitts (WR/TE), Kadarius Toney (WR), Kyle Trask (QB)

LSU- Ja'Marr Chase (WR), Jabril Cox (LB), Terrace Marshall (WR)

Notre Dame- Ian Book (QB), Tommy Tremble (TE), Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (LB), 3/4 of their o-line

Wake Forest- Sage Surratt- (WR)

April 1

Minnesota- Rashod Bateman (WR)

Oklahoma State- Chuba Hubbard (RB), Tylan Wallace (WR)

UCF- Always have good, under the radar players

April 2

Oregon- Penei Sewell (OT), entire d-backfield

Tulsa- Zaven Collins (LB)

 

Long list and I'm sure I missed some.

 

17 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

 

Love him.  No idea why TDN has him in like round 7 all the time. 

I actually did some Googling trying to figure out why T. Terry doesn't even make most top 20 lists and couldn't come up with a great answer. There are things to pick on but, my God, there were times he looked like a young TO out there, especially when you consider the completely dysfunctional offense he played in in Tallahassee. I'm an FSU alum and it's just been a painful last 5 years or so.

But, would you be interested in a 6-4 receiver with enough speed to completely embarrass the Clemson secondary? This dude just gets behind defenses, even tho he was pretty much the only consistent weapon FSU had.

You can say that he's not on film running a varied route tree but who knows how much of that was on him and how much was just a function of what these terrible Noles offenses asked him to do? These schemes were not what anyone might call...creative. 

Concentration drops were also an issue but, again, this offense was so disjointed that everyone in the stadium was shocked to see passes actually hit a receiver's' hands.  

He did have a serious injury that seemed to carry over to this season before he shut it down to focus on the draft. So maybe he's getting punished for diminishing production while trying to be a team guy and gut it out.

I don't really know of any character stuff. Like I said, he did shut it down early this season to focus on the draft but I don't fault him for that. Noles were going nowhere and Terry continued to support his teammates on social media, etc.

If you can get Terry in like round 5 or beyond,  I'm running to the podium to make that upside gamble. Going into last year, he had an easy second round grade and the thought was he returned to Tallahassee to make the refinements needed to get into the Rd. 1 discussion. Lots of talent here if the injury checks out.

@PFF_College

 

Highest-graded player in the 4th quarter this season:

 

Kyle Pitts - 97.0

Fulgham is going to need his own award named after him in the Nasty Nate mold.  Goes to the player with the most overhyped never to be seen again regular season production.  
 

Ryan Moats, Jamar Chaney, Bobby Hoying come to mind as worthy predecessors.

3 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Fulgham is going to need his own award named after him in the Nasty Nate mold.  Goes to the player with the most overhyped never to be seen again regular season production.  
 

Ryan Moats, Jamar Chaney, Bobby Hoying come to mind as worthy predecessors.

Name it after Hoying. The king of early hope then airplane crash down to earth. 

6 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Fulgham is going to need his own award named after him in the Nasty Nate mold.  Goes to the player with the most overhyped never to be seen again regular season production.  
 

Ryan Moats, Jamar Chaney, Bobby Hoying come to mind as worthy predecessors.

 

I don't know why you fault Fulgham for the Eagles putting Alshon in there over him due to his contract.  If he is allowed to have an actual chance to play this season with no more high priced WRs on the roster (unless they take one in the first) then he will produce again.  

7 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Fulgham is going to need his own award named after him in the Nasty Nate mold.  Goes to the player with the most overhyped never to be seen again regular season production.  
 

Ryan Moats, Jamar Chaney, Bobby Hoying come to mind as worthy predecessors.

Was he a fluke or did defenses adjust along with Doug benching him for no reason other than AJ was healthy? Is he a game breaking WR? Doubt it, but he looked like he could play if given a chance.

5 hours ago, jwill2420 said:

 

They nicknamed him Smooth lol

I love what I've read about him and have had him in almost all of my mocks. Still haven't watched anything on him yet though. 

3 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Chase 4 reps short of DK. Not that it means much but still impressive. 
 

Also apparently everyone is running sub 4.4 at this thing. Big grain of salt there. 

Love the 4.39 from Wallace.  I bet hes even faster, just still recovering that speed.

4 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Chase 4 reps short of DK. Not that it means much but still impressive. 
 

Also apparently everyone is running sub 4.4 at this thing. Big grain of salt there. 

Jack Driscoll did 23 reps. Julio Jones 17. Chase is a freak. He is going to destroy some press corners in the league. He is 20 years old. 

Depending how sold the Eagles are on Hurts, I wonder if they go with a veteran backup/journeyman QB or if they choose to draft a developmental QB late like Jamie Newman, who plays a somewhat similar style to Hurts.

Obviously if they choose a QB early it will speak volumes the other way.

32 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Fulgham is going to need his own award named after him in the Nasty Nate mold.  Goes to the player with the most overhyped never to be seen again regular season production.  
 

Ryan Moats, Jamar Chaney, Bobby Hoying come to mind as worthy predecessors.

He is an enigma for sure.  One thing that Hurts does better than Wentz is the ability to trust WR and throw up contested balls, much like Foles.  For some reason Wentz was horrible at this.  Fulgham and dare I say JJAW could really benefit from those kind of throws. I also think this is why Pitts would do really well here.

23 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Was he a fluke or did defenses adjust along with Doug benching him for no reason other than AJ was healthy? Is he a game breaking WR? Doubt it, but he looked like he could play if given a chance.

He wasn't lights out anymore right before it happened. I think defenses started treating him different but I feel that Doug dramatically screwed it up by giving his snaps to Alshon

2 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Depending how sold the Eagles are on Hurts, I wonder if they go with a veteran backup/journeyman QB or if they choose to draft a developmental QB late like Jamie Newman, who plays a somewhat similar style to Hurts.

Obviously if they choose a QB early it will speak volumes the other way.

I think you do both.  I'd be happy with one of Tyrod Taylor or Josh Dobbs plus a mid-round/late draft pick.  I even like Joe Flacco but I think Taylor and Flacco might want to latch on with a team with SB hopes.

If any backup QB wants more than a couple of million, that’s a hard pass. Put the money elsewhere.

4 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

If any backup QB wants more than a couple of million, that’s a hard pass. Put the money elsewhere.

Going rate is 10, so good luck.

11 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Depending how sold the Eagles are on Hurts, I wonder if they go with a veteran backup/journeyman QB or if they choose to draft a developmental QB late like Jamie Newman, who plays a somewhat similar style to Hurts.

Obviously if they choose a QB early it will speak volumes the other way.

I think they are going to sign a vet regardless and then draft one at some point. Don’t think they are going to go full youth movement at QB. Bring in someone to help whoever is starting prepare. 

6 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

If any backup QB wants more than a couple of million, that’s a hard pass. Put the money elsewhere.

I would bet a large sum of money Roseman does his usual dip in the same well routine and brings Matt Barkley back. 

1 minute ago, eagle45 said:

Going rate is 10, so good luck.

I guess we’ll have to use our second round pick on one...

30 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

He wasn't lights out anymore right before it happened. I think defenses started treating him different but I feel that Doug dramatically screwed it up by giving his snaps to Alshon

They did snd nobody else was getting open to help. All teams had to do was focus on him. Throw him in with other weapons and he could help again. We agree Doug screwed it up.

35 minutes ago, AzBirdGang said:

Jack Driscoll did 23 reps. Julio Jones 17. Chase is a freak. He is going to destroy some press corners in the league. He is 20 years old. 

I'd imagine that Chase isn't anywhere close to their wingspan, so you can't simply state that his impressive bench numbers means superior strength. 

Just now, Giddyunc said:

I'd imagine that Chase isn't anywhere close to their wingspan, so you can't simply state that his impressive bench numbers means superior strength. 

When did I say he has superior strength than those two? 

1 minute ago, AzBirdGang said:

When did I say he has superior strength than those two? 

When did you say it? When you posted his impressive bench numbers and compared them to other players. 

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

A2D is such a joke. Bunch of loud mouths who know very little about sports.