The 2025 Draft Thread

Yes, his hands are good catching the ball but like you said and I think about Tuten too, I have to wonder why AP is targeting them at RB with their fumbling issues. You can learn bigger hands and with Blue his hand size is 8 1/4" and that is super small for a RB. Tuten's are 9' which is better. We shall see soon enough.
Just gotta do like Lombardi did, when he first came in, with Larry Brown. Lombardi noticed that he was having fumbling issues early in TC, so he made him carry a football with him wherever he went, subject to fine if caught without it. Story goes, Lombardi came by a poker game one night, and caught Brown without the ball. Took $100 off him right there.
 
I can't get into this guy. I can't for the life of me figure out why he's ranked so high. There's a good amount of CBs I'd take over him

I wouldn’t mind the move, but he’s just a little taller and bigger than Mike Sainristil, but with significantly shorter arms. I don’t think multiple sub 6’ corners without length is the way to go.
 
I can't get into this guy. I can't for the life of me figure out why he's ranked so high. There's a good amount of CBs I'd take over him

I haven't watched him yet but I'll get to him. Was just watching a little Malaki Starks, not bad, tough to tell in 2 games. I read that he played a lot of nickel last year but the games I watched, he was mostly playing true safety, cover 2. I like the narrative about him. He's smart-helps call the defense. Ive seen his acrobatic picks on his highlight reel.

I watched Amos yesterday. He's an another dude where I like the narrative. Watching him, he comes across solid. Brings some physicality but not as physical as I expected where it jumps at you when watching him. He's not as grabby as the typical college CB which I like. Trying to think of a comp. Carlos Rogers? Comes off to me high floor but without a big ceiling. Solid B player. Granted its not easy guessing on CBs. But that's my best guess.
 
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Granted its not easy guessing on CBs.

Not in the least and always 2nd guessing myself. Been a while since I looked at this group and this is how I ranked them back on March 5th. I do like Hairston a lot very fluid loose hip type and pleased he's on our radar. Darien Porter is probably someone I'd peg as the one who will out produce the draft capitol used where he goes also someone I think should be on our radar ditto with Amos and Zah Frazier - one site I use often had Darien Porter ranked as a 7th rounder??? that's not happening with the numbers he posted. As Anselmheifer alluded to the other day, AP is great on finding Day 3 gem type DB's and one guy I forgot to mention and liked quite a bit that caught my eye at the SB is Tulane's Jonathan Edwards who the Commander's have met with I believe and also Korie Black Oklahoma State who I ranked in the N/CB group

Nickel CB's later
Top 20 CB’s
Travis Hunter Colorado
Benjamin Morrison Notre Dame
Jahdae Barron Texas
Will Johnson Michigan
Shavon Revel East Carolina
Maxwell Hairston Kentucky
Darien Porter Iowa State *Closing speed is next level
Azareye'h Thomas Florida State
Trey Amos Ole Miss
Zy Alexander LSU
Nohl Williams California
Zah Frazier UTSA
O’Donnell Fortune South Carolina
Dorian Strong Virgina Tech
Brandon Adams UCF
Jermari Harris Iowa
Bilhal Kone Western Michigan
Jordan Hancock Ohio State
Jason Marshall Jr. Florida
Cobee Bryant Kansas * Justin Walley Minnesota * Isas Waxter Villanova *Johnathan Edwards Tulane * Cameron Oliver UNLV
 

I wish there were more journalists that were as heavy handed, preachy, sure of themselves, wrote on a 3rd grade level, and had to give away their cringey books on their website.

Florio sucks. And I’m not saying it because he has an anti commanders slant or anything. He just sucks.
 

I wish there were more journalists that were as heavy handed, preachy, sure of themselves, wrote on a 3rd grade level, and had to give away their cringey books on their website.

Florio sucks. And I’m not saying it because he has an anti commanders slant or anything. He just sucks.
I mean, honestly, didn't Florio answer his own question (why do they do it?) with the last statement of the article: "For future prospects who’ll visit the Commanders, be advised. Don’t let your guard down. They’re watching everything you do. They’re listening to everything you say. And they’ll be making draft decisions based on whatever they see and hear."

Basically, he's like - yeah, they are the only ones to do it and no one else does, so why? Oh, but they're watching all these things and listening to how you relate with other people in a relaxed setting. Florio is a f'n clown.
 
Agreed. In a trade down scenario I'd be ok with a mid-later 3rd for him.

I doubt he lasts that long but you never know. Judging by mocks, he's going anywhere from the mid 2nd to early 3rd.

They seem to be meeting with RBs in all sorts of ranges. 2nd-3rd. 3rd-4th type. 5th-6th.

Same at edge. Same at CB.

Feels like those are the three spots that have a special emphasis on with Wr as the dark horse #4 spot.
 
listened to Keim on Craig's Take Command podcast. Nothing juicy. He say they've talked to Denzel Burke, CB, Ohio State, I haven't see that elsewhere. Also, no shocker, he didn't think they'd pounce on James Pearce.
 
I haven't watched him yet but I'll get to him. Was just watching a little Malaki Starks, not bad, tough to tell in 2 games. I read that he played a little of nickel last year but the games I watched, he was mostly playing true safety, cover 2. I like the narrative about him. He's smart-helps call the defense. Ive seen his acrobatic picks on his highlight reel.

I watched Amos yesterday. He's an another dude where I like the narrative. Watching him, he comes across solid. Brings some physicality but not as physical as I expected where it jumps at you when watching him. He's not as grabby as the typical college CB which I like. Trying to think of a comp. Carlos Rogers? Comes off to me high floor but without a big ceiling. Solid B player. Granted its not easy guessing on CBs. But that's my besty guess.
I'm high both of those guys. Safety, like LBer, instincts make the player. I'd be happy with Starks or Amos.
 
Fifteen years ago, Dan Snyder dined and dashed at the Putt Putt in Rockville, Md, Sticking Florio with the bill. It’s all gone downhill from there. He still hasn’t forgiven the team.

(The story above is not true)
 

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