2019 Draft Prospects Thread

[MD13]

What do you guys think of N'Keal Harry out of ASU? I wonder how fast he times, but he seems to be a great combo of elite size and great route running ability.

 

[Randolphkeys]

I need to know more about Greedy Williams name. Right now it's a good name, but not on a level with HaHa Clinton - Dix or Captain Munnerlyn. But if we find out he has some crazy middle name like L'adorable he is in the upper tier conversation.

 

[NorthCoastBias]

His real name is Andraez.

 

[Randolphkeys]

His real name is Andraez.

Now we are getting somewhere... Praise Equanimeous!

 

[AZ_]

I need to know more about Greedy Williams name. Right now it's a good name, but not on a level with HaHa Clinton - Dix or Captain Munnerlyn. But if we find out he has some crazy middle name like L'adorable he is in the upper tier conversation.

He got the nickname from childhood when he ate so much that his Grandmother began calling him Greedy, or something like that.

 

[sportscoach]

Washington LT Trey Adams going to miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery on his back.

Tough, tough loss for that team and his value. Certain round one guy before this.

That said, his value will be interesting to watch. He's immensely talented.

Do you know what type of surgery it was? That is really the most important factor since some have good chances of recovery while others don't.

Also who are your favorite LT prospects coming out next season? @Randolphkeys @SixPACK as well.

 

[Randolphkeys]

Do you know what type of surgery it was? That is really the most important factor since some have good chances of recovery while others don't.

Also who are your favorite LT prospects coming out next season? @Randolphkeys @SixPACK as well.

The loss of Adams from this first round is a terrible blow. Durability was the main concern, and he didn't make it through September. He will be drafted, but not as high. A back issue is a big issue for a tackle. EDIT - Sounds like he will return to Washington for his last year of elgibility next season and McGary is staying at RT.

I have Jonah Williams at the top of my list, but he has some of the same limitations we talked about with Bitonio. He is a technically sound player who is a little undersized at 6'5 and 303. I said it was a bigger deal than people realize for Bitonio long-term and here he is back at left guard.

Second is clearly Greg Little. He has the right height, reach and size ratio, with plus athleticism. He isn't naturally aggressive, but he will mirror a pass rusher and get a good initial hit on them. I'd take him on the Browns.

After that I have some faith in three guys: Michael Deiter of Wisconsin, Kaleb McGary for Washington, and Liam Eichenberg for Notre Dame. Deiter is an Ohio native, doesn't have the athleticism, but he is a fifth year senior who played center, guard and left tackle under great position coaches. McGary is the right tackle who had to step in for Adams on the left side last season. He has the size so let's see if he takes control of the left side in pass pro this year. Eichenberg is a Cleveland native and takes over for McGlinchey, has all the tools but is short on experience starting day in and day out. Other guys are higher up for national media, but those are some players I watch.

 

[SixPACK]

Do you know what type of surgery it was? That is really the most important factor since some have good chances of recovery while others don't.

Also who are your favorite LT prospects coming out next season? @Randolphkeys @SixPACK as well.

The loss of Adams from this first round is a terrible blow. Durability was the main concern, and he didn't make it through September. He will be drafted, but not as high. A back issue is a big issue for a tackle.

I have Jonah Williams at the top of my list, but he has some of the same limitations we talked about with Bitonio. He is a technically sound player who is a little undersized at 6'5 and 303. I said it was a bigger deal than people realize for Bitonio long-term and here he is back at left guard.

Second is clearly Greg Little. He has the right height, reach and size ratio, with plus athleticism. He isn't naturally aggressive, but he will mirror a pass rusher and get a good initial hit on them. I'd take him on the Browns.

After that I have some faith in three guys: Michael Deiter of Wisconsin, Kaleb McGary for Washington, and Liam Eichenberg for Notre Dame. Deiter is an Ohio native, doesn't have the athleticism, but he is a fifth year senior who played center, guard and left tackle under great position coaches. McGary is the right tackle who had to step in for Adams on the left side last season. He has the size so let's see if he takes control of the left side in pass pro this year. Eichenberg is a Cleveland native and takes over for McGlinchey, has all the tools but is short on experience starting day in and day out. Other guys are higher up for national media, but those are some players I watch.

To add on to the not 1st round guys:


Mitch Hyatt
Martez Ivey
Bob Evans (we have to based just off of his name, right?)
Andre Dillard


Side note: I don't get notified when someone tags me. I have that feature on, as well. Kind of annoying. I saw I have been tagged twice today and have not got a notification.

 

[FiveThous]

To add on to the not 1st round guys:


Mitch Hyatt
Martez Ivey
Bob Evans (we have to based just off of his name, right?)
Andre Dillard


Side note: I don't get notified when someone tags me. I have that feature on, as well. Kind of annoying. I saw I have been tagged twice today and have not got a notification.

I have the same issue, I get notifications sparingly.

 

[Pick6]

If I had to pick one position to upgrade right now it would be Dline for sure. I think Ogbah has talent, but he just can't stay healthy (and next year is the final year of his contract). Coley is JAG. Willing to give Ogunjobi some more time.

Other option would be LT if Harrison is underwhelming.

Finally feels like we can go into an offseason without a ton of holes to fille. Hopefully it stays that way.

 

[Norm]

Hopefully, we don't draft any of the FSU OTs. Those guys can't block anything right now

 

[Sebastian]

How them WRs looking?

 

[DJTJ]

What do you guys think of N'Keal Harry out of ASU? I wonder how fast he times, but he seems to be a great combo of elite size and great route running ability.

Watch him all the time.

Vincent Jackson. Dude is so fucking good.

 

[ajz20]

What do you guys think of N'Keal Harry out of ASU? I wonder how fast he times, but he seems to be a great combo of elite size and great route running ability.

well wr is now a pretty big need.

 

[CBBI]

DT and WR are the biggest glaring needs on the team right now.

It’s Ogunjobi, Landry and a bunch of guys at both spots.

Harrison has 15 more games to prove that LT is not going to be a long term need.

Dorsey’s had problems managing the cap in KC in the past, but the Browns do have, in theory, a few younger guys (Mayfield, Chubb and Corbett) who should replace more expensive veterans (Taylor, Hyde and either Zeitler/Tretter) in front of them by the beginning of next year which is a good start.

The Browns will need to be very aggressive in free agency and trades the next 2-3 years while Baker is still making peanuts relatively to the rest of the quarterbacks in the league.