2nd Round Picks: Quick, Jenkins, Peade

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So what do you guys think? The PD Board is exploding, as mancrushes die. I don't know these guys,
except that Jenkins was kicked out of a 1A school (for drugs?), but with huge talent. Rate the 2nd Round
 
LoyalRam said:
So what do you guys think? The PD Board is exploding, as mancrushes die. I don't know these guys,
except that Jenkins was kicked out of a 1A school (for drugs?), but with huge talent. Rate the 2nd Round
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I'm not the guy who knows the evals, but I've heard that Quick hadn't had a position coach until he got to the Senior Bowl. With that in mind, some say his production is surprising, but also that he could be raw.

Peade was rated here (on ROD) as a third rounder. Jenkins sounds like one of Fisher's talent over character issues picks.

That's all I got. Everyone else is in Chat--see tabs at very top.
 
@gregcosell

Love Rams pick of Pead. Runner-receiver. Can also align at WR. Some similarities to McCoy coming out of Pitt (remember he was 2nd rd pick).
 
Michael Silver is in the war room and has some good stories up on his Twitter right now. Id post his Twitter link but I'm on my phone. Google that sheet.
 
Username said:
Michael Silver is in the war room and has some good stories up on his Twitter right now. Id post his Twitter link but I'm on my phone. Google that sheet.
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Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Just met Michael Brockers a minute ago... he and Fisher doing some bonding now in the coach's office

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Expect the rams to make a very quick pick

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Happy war room in st louis

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Next pick is VERY talented. Happy rams war room

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Rams now with 50th pick and a 5th rounder from chi

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Rams will drop down, bears will come up to 45

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Some help on the way for @sj39 I expect

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Isaiah pead from cinci

Michael Silver ‏ @MikeSilver
Rams about to make the secondary even stronger
Think big sky
 
interference said:
@ProFootballTalk

Janoris Jenkins dismisses Pacman comparisons: "I never shot up a strip club"

http://wp.me/p14QSB-2FQs

Retweeted by Jim Thomas
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Well that's a start. Now *never* do anything else he did either. If he can keep his nose clean, it'll pay off dividends for a long time. I'm in the process of watching full games of him now, and he's certainly no liability in coverage or making tackles.
 
X said:
interference said:
@ProFootballTalk

Janoris Jenkins dismisses Pacman comparisons: "I never shot up a strip club"

http://wp.me/p14QSB-2FQs

Retweeted by Jim Thomas
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Well that's a start. Now *never* do anything else he did either. If he can keep his nose clean, it'll pay off dividends for a long time. I'm in the process of watching full games of him now, and he's certainly no liability in coverage or making tackles.
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Yes, Jenkins has some off field issues but he is a top 10 talent. I hope he hit rock bottom when he left Florida.

The "I never shot up a strip club" line is hilarious.
 
With the CB's they added tonight this secondary is scary good. That and the rebuilt D Line should be able to control games and help win the field position battle.

Got to like what their doing, seems to be a plan and sticking to it. There will be vet Guards and OLB's available after the draft into training camp. A back up DE is also a need.
 
brokeu91 said:
X said:
interference said:
@ProFootballTalk

Janoris Jenkins dismisses Pacman comparisons: "I never shot up a strip club"

http://wp.me/p14QSB-2FQs

Retweeted by Jim Thomas
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Well that's a start. Now *never* do anything else he did either. If he can keep his nose clean, it'll pay off dividends for a long time. I'm in the process of watching full games of him now, and he's certainly no liability in coverage or making tackles.
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Yes, Jenkins has some off field issues but he is a top 10 talent. I hope he hit rock bottom when he left Florida.

The "I never shot up a strip club" line is hilarious.
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Agreed, I laughed at the line.

I think that Jenkins can be good, like I said in the chat, if Fisher can keep Fattsworth in check for the most part, he can get Jenkins.. Plus surrounding him with good character guys like Long, JL, Quinn, Finnegan, etc.. He'll have a good group of guys around him to keep him in check. Even though Spags isn't here, his 4 pillars philosophy will have an effect, and it allows Fisher to make a "riskier" pick knowing that the guys in the locker room around him can help out.

The defense should be very improved after these picks. And if Quick can develop into the talent we hope he can be, we're in a good position.
 
brokeu91 said:
X said:
interference said:
@ProFootballTalk

Janoris Jenkins dismisses Pacman comparisons: "I never shot up a strip club"

http://wp.me/p14QSB-2FQs

Retweeted by Jim Thomas
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Well that's a start. Now *never* do anything else he did either. If he can keep his nose clean, it'll pay off dividends for a long time. I'm in the process of watching full games of him now, and he's certainly no liability in coverage or making tackles.
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Yes, Jenkins has some off field issues but he is a top 10 talent. I hope he hit rock bottom when he left Florida.

The "I never shot up a strip club" line is hilarious.
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lol. This guy is gonna make watching press conferences fun.
 
“It’s weird because I had those kids while I was playing college football and it didn’t affect me not once,” Jenkins said. “I’m proud to have my four kids. If they want to throw that in my face, so be it. Everybody has kids. Where in the book do it say you can’t have kids? It doesn’t say that in the law. I’m a great father. I’m there whenever they need me.”

As a preface, I'm not a father, but the bolded seem to contradict each other. I think he may need to learn to bite his tongue a little bit. But some of the stuff he says is hilarious, and if he busts, he will provide comedic relief that we have not seen since Mardy Gilyard.
 
Good thrad brahs

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy67p2raIqY[/youtube]
 
Username said:
Good thrad brahs

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy67p2raIqY[/youtube]
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Thanks for posting.

Based on that:

Good change of direction, balance, patience, vision, and doesn't stray from contact.

Bad pass blocker. Doesn't seem to be physical enough or something. I know he is small, but there are good small blockers.

edit: Reminds me of Kendal Hunter (a guy I really liked last year). Really knows and works the seams of defenses well.
 
steferfootball said:
Username said:
Good thrad brahs

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy67p2raIqY[/youtube]
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Thanks for posting.

Based on that:

Good change of direction, balance, patience, vision, and doesn't stray from contact.

Bad pass blocker. Doesn't seem to be physical enough or something. I know he is small, but there are good small blockers.
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So how do you cover up that issue for RBs as they develop their pass-blocking? We can still get very creative with him on offense. Schotty is gonna love that, didnt have that type of RB playmaker in NY.
 
^lol guess I should have read the "post have been made since"

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsHc2hr6nPo[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5tH53cLW4U[/youtube]
 
JdashSTL said:
So how do you cover up that issue for RBs as they develop their pass-blocking?
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I donno. Those smaller backs that catch outta the backfield can be effective third down backs...but they have to be able to block to do so. Blocking isn't Steven Jackson's strength either, so the importance is even greater.

I think adding a little to his frame could help him. Probably could help him for the length of an NFL season anyways.
 
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