I hope the Browns trade down. This is a great draft to fill out a roster. We're lacking in middle class players, if you will, third and fourth rounders who have potential. We've been busting on third and fourth round picks for so long. Definition of insanity...hoping the Browns suddenly learn how to draft without changing anything.
I'd be happy with a second rounder from NY Giants to move down one spot and give up Shedeur if they want him. I'd move down to nine and trade with N.O. for a future first. Every player in the top ten has question marks. The first sure player that I see is Ty Warren. He's a beast.
My sleepers
I think that Ozzy Trapilo is a wide zone sleeper. When I finally watched highlights of him I couldn't believe how athletic he was. He got to the second level pretty quick. He has some things to clean up once he gets to the second level, for sure, but you wouldn't think that a guy that is 6'8" could move like that. 33" arms. Should be good.
I wonder why Will Campbell, with 32 5/8 arms is considered a prospect that will need to move into guard, yet Taliese Fuaga, who was drafted by the Saints last year at the 14 spot, has 331/8 inch arms and is considered a tackle who was successful at the next level. Does a half inch arm length really make that much of a difference?
Kyle McCord, and don't fall asleep on Quin Ewers.
Collin Schlee -- I love this guy as a undrafted free agent. A super sleeper.
OT Wyatt Milum-- 32" arms, but graded 90 for zone blocking, second only to Charles Grant, who graded 95.
All these DTs
T.J. Sanders could be a first rounder.
J.J. Pegues (if he falls, a mid round value)
Rylie Mills
Vernon Broughton (should be a day two guy)
Ty Hamilton (good rotational player)
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (intriguing late round beast).
LB, I like Nick Martin out of Oklahoma State.
CB Zah Frazier -UTSA
Dorian Strong CB Virginia Tech
S Billy Bowman -Oklahoma The only knock on Him is his height.
S Dante Trader Jr.-- Maryland
OG Clay Webb - Jacksonville State (Grades out at mid eighties for zone blocking) I think he'll be every bit as good as Jared Wilson at center, if he's drafted by a wide zone team.
OT Jack Nelson Wisconsin At the very least, solid depth. Graded mid eighties for zone blocking. That really surprised me.
Benjamin Yurosek TE Georgia
Luke Lachey TE Iowa
Thomas Fidone TE Nebraska
Tory Horton WR Colorado State
Bhayshul Tuten RB Virginia Tech -- If he can fix the fumbling, he's first round talent.
Kyle Monangai RB Rutgers -- Poor mans Quinshon Judkins with slightly better vision. I like this guy a lot. He should fall because he ran a 4.6 - 40.
Cameron Skattebo RB Arizona State -- He's not a secret anymore, but I still think that he is very under rated.
That's all I can think of right now. Here's some good reads that I came across recently.
phillycovercorner.com
phillycovercorner.com
Dave
I'd be happy with a second rounder from NY Giants to move down one spot and give up Shedeur if they want him. I'd move down to nine and trade with N.O. for a future first. Every player in the top ten has question marks. The first sure player that I see is Ty Warren. He's a beast.
My sleepers
I think that Ozzy Trapilo is a wide zone sleeper. When I finally watched highlights of him I couldn't believe how athletic he was. He got to the second level pretty quick. He has some things to clean up once he gets to the second level, for sure, but you wouldn't think that a guy that is 6'8" could move like that. 33" arms. Should be good.
I wonder why Will Campbell, with 32 5/8 arms is considered a prospect that will need to move into guard, yet Taliese Fuaga, who was drafted by the Saints last year at the 14 spot, has 331/8 inch arms and is considered a tackle who was successful at the next level. Does a half inch arm length really make that much of a difference?
Kyle McCord, and don't fall asleep on Quin Ewers.
Collin Schlee -- I love this guy as a undrafted free agent. A super sleeper.
OT Wyatt Milum-- 32" arms, but graded 90 for zone blocking, second only to Charles Grant, who graded 95.
All these DTs
T.J. Sanders could be a first rounder.
J.J. Pegues (if he falls, a mid round value)
Rylie Mills
Vernon Broughton (should be a day two guy)
Ty Hamilton (good rotational player)
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (intriguing late round beast).
LB, I like Nick Martin out of Oklahoma State.
CB Zah Frazier -UTSA
Dorian Strong CB Virginia Tech
S Billy Bowman -Oklahoma The only knock on Him is his height.
S Dante Trader Jr.-- Maryland
OG Clay Webb - Jacksonville State (Grades out at mid eighties for zone blocking) I think he'll be every bit as good as Jared Wilson at center, if he's drafted by a wide zone team.
OT Jack Nelson Wisconsin At the very least, solid depth. Graded mid eighties for zone blocking. That really surprised me.
Benjamin Yurosek TE Georgia
Luke Lachey TE Iowa
Thomas Fidone TE Nebraska
Tory Horton WR Colorado State
Bhayshul Tuten RB Virginia Tech -- If he can fix the fumbling, he's first round talent.
Kyle Monangai RB Rutgers -- Poor mans Quinshon Judkins with slightly better vision. I like this guy a lot. He should fall because he ran a 4.6 - 40.
Cameron Skattebo RB Arizona State -- He's not a secret anymore, but I still think that he is very under rated.
That's all I can think of right now. Here's some good reads that I came across recently.
Projecting DTs to the NFL and a look at the 2025 draft class - Philly Cover Corner
A look at the 2025 defensive tackle class, who projects well to the NFL, potential values in the draft, and guys Eagles fans should be interested in.
phillycovercorner.com
Projecting EDGEs to the NFL and a look at the 2025 draft class - Philly Cover Corner
How college pressure rates tie to NFL success and an early look at the 2025 EDGE draft class.
phillycovercorner.com
Dave
. Starting salary is almost $800k 
and I figure I can get knocked around and knock back as well as guys on either team, even though I'm 66 
. I won't be in the draft but look for me in the sports reports 
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