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2020 Draft Prospects Thread

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Amherstcavsfan said:
I'm happy with Wirfs, Becton or even Thomas who had a good night too.

Gonna have to sell me on Wills a little.
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The selling point on Wills is that PFF had him delivering 12 "big time blocks in the run game" to lead the major NCAA division. His combine jumping numbers also show that explosive element. When you consider how much Stefanski wants to dominate in the run game, Wills becomes a very interesting add.
 
Hurl Bruce said:
OT to watch:

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I'm worried about his ability to move after keeping an eye on his combine results... then this happens.

Somebody has to add this to his profile under "red flags" along with his back surgery.
 
Randolphkeys said:
I'm worried about his ability to move after keeping an eye on his combine results... then this happens.

Somebody has to add this to his profile under "red flags" along with his back surgery.
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good thing is, it’s probably easier to run around without an enormous penis to get in the way.
 
Thought that was satire when I first watched, but no dude really said that in a job interview. Holy entitlement. I’m sure people will call me an Overreactionary Oliver, but that’s almost off my draft board levels of stupidity.
 
His hands are under 10 inches. Should we really chastise this guy for being honest in a job interview?
 
I know it’s just one instance in a structured setting but I thought Hurts looked pretty good throwing. Limitations are really obvious but I think you could go worse with a development backup guy. Seems like he’ll have a spot in the league for a while
 
I am starting to believe all 4 QBs could go top 10.
1. Burrows
2. Tua--I think if passes physical and has no future medical concern Washington has to take him at 2 or get a boat load of picks. Young is really good but Tua is a franchise QB--better then any QB prospect drafted since Luck. The only way you can sell this if you they dont trade/pick Tua is that they know they will be bad and want one of the 2 QBs next year--who are the best prospects since Luck.
5. Herbert
10. Love

3. Young DE
4. Okudah CB
6. Brown DL
7. Simmons LB

8. Left Tackle
9. Left Tackle

If Browns dont trade out at the 10th pick and get an extra 2nd it will be another:

10. Left Tackle

That is your top 10. I would love to bet this in Vegas. I think this is the easiest draft to see in the last couple of years.
No WR is going top 10 with the dept in this draft.
With last 2 years being terrible at OT 2/3 will go top 10 with a total of 4 in top 15.--Thomas, Wilfs, Wills, and Becton, plus Jones, Jackson and Cleveland also going in 1st.
 
Out of the Rafters at the Q said:
You're really, really high on Tua compared to me. I don't have him rated anywhere near where you do. Best since Luck? I don't even have him going #1 in the past two drafts.

Washington also just drafted Haskins last year. I doubt they're ready to move on.
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Furthermore to have an assumption that he comes back 100% is ridiculous. I believe he himself has already said it won't happen.

I personally just dont believe he comes back close to what he could have been, and if i had to guess he does play next year, or at least half the season
 
I believe teams will be trading up to take a shot at Tua and Herbert. I'm not big on Love, but it only takes one team.

I hate to say it, but I'm not falling in love with any scenarios for the #10 pick because I believe Berry and DePodesta want to re-establish their plan to trade back for more future assets. I want one of the Fab Four top tackles, but worst comes to worst I will learn to accept Josh Jones or Austin Jackson. Jones established himself as the highest riser at the Senior Bowl, and is definitely a starting quality LT.
 
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