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There it is.

This thing is super impressive. Keeps throttling when pinned between the sideline and DB and gets his head around at the last second and can contort body to make plays on the boundary. Runs away from guys on deep crossers. Big, strong, kid that is going to see a lot of free releases. Bounces off smaller DB’s. A lot of nice contested catches and holds onto the ball against contact. Great awareness on empty spots on off-script. I think he’s going to be impact guy day 1. Will be interesting to see if he’s getting a lot of reps at Y with Tee and Jamarr in camp. Have three different flavors with Gesicki/Jones/Burton.

Really like this comp. Same size/demeanor/hands.

I have assumed they would be drafting Tyrice Knight UTEP at some point. They seemed high on him pre-draft.

if I remember right Orlando Brown Jr tested like historically bad too. Also drafted in 3rd round. He turned out alright. Sometimes the nerd scores overlook obvious good football players as a result of not using the old tried and true eye test process.

Davis and Tufele aren't even on this chart, are they getting cut? The team has zero SLB

They've filled critical holes on the team so far. Have to rely on what we have this year.

He's the real thing at NT.. Like a Rock that won't budge n🥣 Gonna freeup others to make plays.

We were in dire straits at DT. We aren't now. Have depth for the long haul.

Another Captain as well. He's a load at NT

This team has two good LB and crap otherwise, how is LB set?

Mock 53 man after day 2 QB Burrow 29 Browning 26 2 RB Moss 26 Brown 27 Williams 25 DP 4 WR Chase 26 Iosivas 27 2 WR Higgins 25 Burton 28 2 WR Irwin 25 Jones 27 2 TE Sample 27 Gesicki 25 Hudson 25 DP 4 LT Brown 27 DP 2 LG Volson 26 Ford 25 2 C Karras 25 DP 2 RG Cappa 26 1 RT Brown 25 Mims 29 2 K McPherson 25 1 P DP 1 LS Adomitis 25 1 LE Hubbard 26 Sample 25 Ossai 25 3 LT Hill 25 Jackson 28 2 RT Rankins 26 Jenkins 28 Carter 26 3 RE Hendrickson 26 Murphy 27 2 WLB Pratt 26 Davis-Gaither 25 Harper 26 3 MLB Wilson 28 Bachie 25 2 SLB S Bell 25 Battle 27 2 S Stone 26 Anderson 26 2 CB Taylor-Britt 26 Ivey 27 2 CB Turner 27 Free Agent 2 NB Hilton 25 Hill 27 2 53

Burton will be the steal if the draft

Watching his film reminds me of Steve smith. Attitude can take you long way in football channeled right. Tj played that way could help him channel his energy. Burrow is a leader of men I doubt this guy steps out of line and he knows who the alpha In room is. it will be interesting this is probably Boyd’s replacement or Taylor. Good to have some depth and a guy to go down seem against cover 2.

After pure euphoria yesterday with the Mims pick ... today was never going to live up as a repeat. I warmed up to the Jenkins pick pretty quickly, even though I preferred the DT that went 2 picks before him. I think Burton has very high potential to either be a huge steal and top 5 WR from the class, or a complete head case. The NT pick I get as a need, but would have preferred Estime there. Quick Grades by Rd Rd 1 A++ Rd 2 B+ Rd 3 B- Hopefully this isn't a trend and we get a RB, TE, CB, G/C, and starting P tomorrow.

Three of my favourites are in this grid - Washington, McLachlan, Limmer. Laumea would be nice too. Edit: FWIW, my fave RBs are Isaac Guerendo and Dylan Laube.

Really like sanders know they met with All

Don't have to go as far back as all that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_and_Shatila_massacre

Lots of TEs available in my list for Round 4....probably so many that you just push to round 5. RB WR TE OL Will Shipley-Clemson (4) Troy Franklin-Oregon J'Tavion Sanders-Texas (2) Tanor Bortolini-Wisconsin (3) V Tyrone Tracey-Purdue (4) (KR) Malik Washington-Va (3) KR Cade Stover-OSU (3) C ST Beaux Limmer-Arkansas (3) V Jaylen Wright-Tennessee Jacob Cowing-Arizona (4) Jared Wiley-TCU (3) Hunter Nourzad-Penn St (4) V Tanner McLachlan-Arizona (4) Satoa Laumea-Utah (4) RG/RT Erik All-Iowa Tanner Johnson-Purdue DE LB S CB TJ Tampa-Iowa St

McKinnley Jackson DL, TXAM Height: 6-2, Weight: 325 Challenging DT to peg because he plays significantly more athletically than his workout, which was very poor. Was big recruit who gets up the field and disrupts like a smaller DT but has awesome size and length to play even at nose tackle. Hands are great and very slippery upfield or across the line. Does have stretches of complacency. (Chris Trapasso) Rating: 81.05 (Starter) Summary McKinnley Jackson plays with a low pad level, is able to explode from the hips with power and has good initial quickness at the snap. He is a gap splitter against the run but can be moved by elite competition. About Career: 32 games played (20 starts) 12.5 TFL over past two seasons Strengths Can stand up double-teams all day Can consistently move pocket from over the center Great hand usage to get across interior OLs and be disruptive in the backfield

CTE is some real shit

"I don't, but I do." lol

Gat damn