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Playing around on The Draft Network today, here are my results:
22 - Azeez Ojulari - EDGE - Georgia (*Note: traded a 6th rounder up to 22) - Still only 20 years old and one of the younger guys available, Ojulari is the best pure rusher in this draft. He plays behind Clowney and Garrett, but could definitely make an impact in year one as a rotational player.
59 - Asante Samuel Jr. - CB - FSU - Inside or outside, Samuel actually reminds me quite a bit of Denzel Ward. He's undersized and a little undercoached, but his talent is immense.
72 - Tylan Wallace - WR - Oklahoma State - Such a tremendous value here, he's winning at every level of the field on tape. Seems like a really good all-around player who will join a talented group and develop as a Z
100 - Kendrick Greene - IOL - Illinois (*Note: traded back to pick up a 7th) - Can play C or G and really gets after it on the pull. So athletic and springy out of his stance, can absolutely maul people.
110 - Alim McNeil - DT - NC State - Former HS running back. Very athletic (8.8 RAS) who isn't needed to get many reps right now and can learn from three tremendous pros in Richardson, Jackson and Billings.
132 - Adrian Ealy - OT - Oklahoma - Rotational LT/RT who I don't think is quite ready to play yet. But would be a pick for the future of the OL as Conklin's contract guarantees run out.
211 - Garret Wallow - LB - TCU - Brings a speed to the LB position that is lacking, a great coverage player with good instincts.
229 - Damar Hamlin - S - PItt - Sure tackler from the high safety spot, one of the best pure football players on a loaded Pitt roster.
255 - Tony Poljan - TE - Virginia - Former QB at CMU, he is 6'7 with some good athleticism to develop as a rotational TE. Hopefully a guy you can get onto the Practice Squad
22 - Azeez Ojulari - EDGE - Georgia (*Note: traded a 6th rounder up to 22) - Still only 20 years old and one of the younger guys available, Ojulari is the best pure rusher in this draft. He plays behind Clowney and Garrett, but could definitely make an impact in year one as a rotational player.
59 - Asante Samuel Jr. - CB - FSU - Inside or outside, Samuel actually reminds me quite a bit of Denzel Ward. He's undersized and a little undercoached, but his talent is immense.
72 - Tylan Wallace - WR - Oklahoma State - Such a tremendous value here, he's winning at every level of the field on tape. Seems like a really good all-around player who will join a talented group and develop as a Z
100 - Kendrick Greene - IOL - Illinois (*Note: traded back to pick up a 7th) - Can play C or G and really gets after it on the pull. So athletic and springy out of his stance, can absolutely maul people.
110 - Alim McNeil - DT - NC State - Former HS running back. Very athletic (8.8 RAS) who isn't needed to get many reps right now and can learn from three tremendous pros in Richardson, Jackson and Billings.
132 - Adrian Ealy - OT - Oklahoma - Rotational LT/RT who I don't think is quite ready to play yet. But would be a pick for the future of the OL as Conklin's contract guarantees run out.
211 - Garret Wallow - LB - TCU - Brings a speed to the LB position that is lacking, a great coverage player with good instincts.
229 - Damar Hamlin - S - PItt - Sure tackler from the high safety spot, one of the best pure football players on a loaded Pitt roster.
255 - Tony Poljan - TE - Virginia - Former QB at CMU, he is 6'7 with some good athleticism to develop as a rotational TE. Hopefully a guy you can get onto the Practice Squad