Scourton about the same height as Ezeiruaku, a little heavier but with shorter arms
I like Ezeiraku but I'd be equally happy with Josiah Stewart in the 2nd after a trade down from our 1st round pick.
I give the credit to skinsinparadise as his mention of Stewart had me zero in on him and via more research really like what he brings and how he could fit in well as the EDGE on this team.Stewart is now the Edge/OLB prospect I feel that's (seemingly) not getting enough attention. As a pass rusher, he can hang with anyone in this group IMO.
Stewart is now the Edge/OLB prospect I feel that's (seemingly) not getting enough attention. As a pass rusher, he can hang with anyone in this group IMO.
We don't necessarily need a choir boy. Our locker room is strong enough to bring in a guy with some issues - it's possible he might learn something from a guy like Wagner or Laremy Tunsil. The guy is a game wrecker.James Pearce: There are rumors that Pearce had some of the worst interviews at the combine and he had a former high school teammate come out and say he had serious anger issues and wasn’t a very good person. Rumors about his work ethic and if he really loves football have also surfaced.
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True but if we trade down with another team in the 1st round, depending on who we trade down with and acquire their 2nd round pick plus another pick or picks, he could be taken by us, if he's the target.The obsession mock drafters have with sending Nick Emmanwori to WAS needs to be studied in a lab.
I think my favorite guy to hopefully drop would be Mykel Williams. Somehow doubting it tho.
J. Stewart in the 2nd would be great but I am doubtful he makes it 61. He's slowly getting hype built up around him which suggests he'll probably go no later than mid 2nd.
Reminds me, I need to look at Que Robinson - he's in that group of OLB/Edge prospects that gives me a headache.
We don't necessarily need a choir boy. Our locker room is strong enough to bring in a guy with some issues - it's possible he might learn something from a guy like Wagner or Laremy Tunsil. The guy is a game wrecker.
I am still a big Dylan Sampson fan!! VERY QUICK and VERY FAST!! And he has terrific vision!! Could be a bit more patient at times. And has fumbled a few times (not any more than Skattebo though, per attempt . . . lol) but he played against damn good competition and found away to be a beast even without a top o-line in front of him.I am half way through rewatching Dylan Sampson.
He's interesting. Not a perfect prospect. He has issues -- fumbles and drops in the passing game. He looks smaller than the listed 200 pounds. And he faced mostly light boxes and had some of the better blockers in this class (very low number of teams penetrating at the line of scrimmage)
But...
The dude for a small fast guy runs so hard and keeps shifting his feet and turns where its tough to get a square shot at him to bring him down easily. He actually reminds me of Jordan James if James was fast and had some homerun ability. Like James, Sampson doesn't often break that 3rd or 4th tackle but he's good at breaking the first and 2nd.
He is not the most patient guy. He often just goes at it and quickly finds a hole versus waiting for his blocks to be set up. The Alabama game was an exception. He was patient in that one.
I think he's a good fit here because he runs inside quite a bit. In that way, he's like Henderson. Some of the other speedy backs, Tuten, Harvey, Blue like to turn the corner and run outside.
He's better at getting those tough yards than you would expect for someone his size. He's not as explosive or a big play waiting to happen as you would expect with his size and speed either.
Quinn and Peters spent a lot of time last off-season focusing on and developing what traits it took to be a "Commander." I don't think they're gonna throw all of that away for the 1st pass rusher who winks at them. Decisions aren't being made from the Lady S any longer and I think character will be a MAJOR factor in deciding who catches their eye.We don't necessarily need a choir boy. Our locker room is strong enough to bring in a guy with some issues - it's possible he might learn something from a guy like Wagner or Laremy Tunsil. The guy is a game wrecker.
Quinn and Peters spent a lot of time last off-season focusing on and developing what traits it took to be a "Commander." I don't think they're gonna throw all of that away for the 1st pass rusher who winks at them. Decisions aren't being made from the Lady S any longer and I think character will be a MAJOR factor in deciding who catches their eye.
By the same token, you can't draft risklessly forever and expect not to have a talent shortfall. That is not to say they should take someone against their better judgement, or that it's definitely time to take a risk in year 2 as they continue to lay the foundation. At some point if you don't aim for some ceiling you'll have problems.Quinn and Peters spent a lot of time last off-season focusing on and developing what traits it took to be a "Commander." I don't think they're gonna throw all of that away for the 1st pass rusher who winks at them. Decisions aren't being made from the Lady S any longer and I think character will be a MAJOR factor in deciding who catches their eye.
I agree, but that player should be the exception, or you risk losing the team first tone that every team strives to attain. A player who "fell" due to work ethic/character concerns may turn out to be the hungriest of them all. Or he may be an ass and you lost the draft value spent on him. Gamble wisely.By the same token, you can't draft risklessly forever and expect not to have a talent shortfall. That is not to say they should take someone against their better judgement, or that it's definitely time to take a risk in year 2 as they continue to lay the foundation. At some point if you don't aim for some ceiling you'll have problems.
I agree, but that player should be the exception, or you risk losing the team first tone that every team strives to attain. A player who "fell" due to work ethic/character concerns may turn out to be the hungriest of them all. Or he may be an ass and you lost the draft value spent on him. Gamble wisely.