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https://www.delawareonline.com/story/sports/nfl/eagles/2019/03/22/delaware-star-nasir-adderley-nfl-pro-day-eagles-ends-early-because-injury/3203528002/ Sucks Addy got hurt for his pro day. Solid jumps (38 vert, 129 inch broad). 40 was just okay 4.52. Definitely a nice round 2 prospect

Due to his size it wouldn’t surprise me if 20-25 teams will have as a 5th or later. There are only so many teams that value and can use a motion h back.

I think he’ll be there. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he goes round 3. There isn’t a strong precedent for TEs under 6’3” having success. Like Delanie Walker and Trey Burton are the only really good examples that come to mind. He projects as more of a H back, so a team is going to have to really want that kind of player and incorporated it in their offense. Does anyone else get a DJ Williams vibe?

I am not a big fan of the Simmons (damaged goods risk) or Smith jr (undersized) picks. I get why people like them, just I don’t.

I don’t think MVS and EQ showed enough to justify passing on taking a legitimate freak. At any other point in the last decade, they would have been 5th/6th wrs on this squad.

How? Cordarralle was a gimmick player/return man coming out who never learned to run routes. DK is a pure wr who is more athletic and bigger.

Packer fan here; Cobb’s body is frustrating. With that said nice player still, when he’s healthy. If 100% I’d take him over Beasly, just that might only be 4 weeks in a season.

I’m a Cobb Apologist. Cobb’s problem is staying healthy. Each of the last couple years he’s had a few good games, tweeked something, and then been ineffective. At 5’9” if his speed isn’t 100% he doesn’t offer much. I could see him push 1000 yards if he plays 16 games. That isn’t likely though.

Pretty much every team after the core 22, K, P, LS has maybe 1 good backup per position groups, and a bunch of projects that play special teams. There is a reason the average career is like 2-3 years. Half a normal roster is given a year or 2 to develop and are just guys who are replaceable.

Playing devils advocate, most rosters have about 40-50% turnover in a 2 year period, especially when looking at non starters. TT typically had 10-13 rookies on the final 53 every year. Gute has made moves, but I want to wait and see how the draft classes look after 2 years under him, if his HC choice was good, and if the FA class makes an impact.

I actually do like this draft. Oliver/Winovich would be good gets. Not the biggest Thornhill fan but I get it.

Bradbury isn’t falling this far.

I've been on the DK train since pre combine, so this isn't recency combine homerism. DK isn't a normal prospect. He legitimately has best wr in the league potential. Only 1 guy every 3-5 years that measures up to him athletically (Mike Evans is probably the last). He is a mismatch weapon, which you can see on his tape. My only concern is his neck, which if it wasn't for that he'd have been a top 5 lock.

I would have gone at 30 1. Hock- 12 personnel is becoming more valuable. In 5 years TE will be looked at differently. I’d rather be out in front on this. Great prospect that fills need 2. Bush- the missing piece on D 3abcd Addy/Johnson/Allen/Lindstrom- solid players, limited ceilings 4. Simmons- There are several players a year that could have been top X picks but get hurt. His injury just happened after the season. Damaged goods in round 1? No thanks

This is best case scenario. We’d be getting DK Metcalf, future HoFer