Corbins’ 2024 Draft Day 3 prospect crushes, who is yours?

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Brown is average. Don’t want the other team to form a running lane right over him do you?

BB3 is a solid run-stuffer...but I'd let him go and get Dontay "The Godfather" Corleone next year.
 

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BB3 is a solid run-stuffer...but I'd let him go and get Dontay "The Godfather" Corleone next year.
He is an average run stuffer as a rotational piece. Need someone else who won’t let this DL down for Doug. Their jobs.

Remember when Brockers went down in the playoffs vs Atlanta in the playoffs years back?

No, you don’t leave your fate to chances. You draft to plug up the holes with someone who will be effective.

Gabe Hall and Williamson ( suprised he’s there) is the way to go.
 

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I have more than a few draft prospects I posted about the last day of the draft in years past that no one else mentioned on ROD about ( see Robert Rochelle, David Long Jr. etc.) however, it’s a crap shoot because the low value, multitude of trades, and guys that fall that complicates late day pick prediction.

Last draft day picks are a lot funner for me to review and go after than the top guys that are no brainers in making an NFL team. Also, GM’s reputation and jobs are on line drafting with these late round picks that generally make or break them and/or a team.

This year is a special year with all the Super Seniors, Normal underclassman and seniors, as well as hold overs for the the first Portal talent, yeah this draft is loaded with talent. So much so the 5, 6, and 7th round have guys who would normally in the 3-5 range.

The general media doesn’t pump them up or talk about them much so those who fancy themselves a draft guru don’t generally talk much about late round picks since you can’t be a half wit to listening to media for these type of picks.

Just curious, those of you that follow deeper in the draft prospects, you have any favorites you like in this unique draft?

(Obviously projected round is subjective, how many times can you get 32 different people to all agree 100% of the time? It only takes one to take a guy early and not risk it)

p.s. most are captains as well.

Here are a few of mine:

CB:

Decameron Richardson CB MissSt 6-2 188lbs
RAS:8.61 Projected Rounds 6-7

Elijah Jones CB Boston College 6-1 185lbs
RAS:8.96 Projected Rounds 5-6

LB:

Edefuan Ulofoshio Wash LB 6-0 236 lbs
RAS: 9.67 Projected Round 6-7

Marist Liufau ND LB 6-2 239 lbs
RAS: 5.64 Projected Round 5-7

Tommy Eichenberg OSU LB 6-2 239 lbs
RAS: 7.88 Projected Round 4-5

Omar Speights LB LSU 6-0 225 lbs
RAS: 7:95 Projected Round 6-7

DT:

Gabe Hall Baylor DT 6-6 291 lbs
RAS: 9.25 Projected Round 4th-6th

Logan Lee DT Iowa 6-5 281 lbs
RAS: 9.2 Projected Round 6-7

Jamree Kromah DT James Madison 6-3 274 lbs
RAS: 9.67 Projected Round 6-7

ED:

Cedric Johnson ED Ole Miss 6-3 260lbs
RAS:9.28 Projected Round: 5-6

Xavier Thomas ED Clemson 6-2 244lbs
RAS:8.17 Projected Round: 5-6

Brennan Jackson ED Washington St. 6-3 244lbs
RAS:8.42 Projected Round 6-7

Myles Cole ED Texas Tech 6-6 278lbs
RAS 8.53 Projected Round 6-7

Eric Watts ED UConn 6-5 274 lbs
RAS:8.31 Projected Round 7

Gabriel Murphy ED UCLA 6-2 247lbs
RAS: 9.28 Projected Round 7

S:

Tykee Smith S Georgia 5-10 205 lbs
RAS: 7.43 Projected Round 4-5

Jaylon Carlies S Missouri 6-2 227 lbs
RAS: 8.26 Projected Round 5-6

Kenny Logan Jr. S Kansas 5-10 209lbs
RAS: 1.7 Projected Round 5

Evan Williams S Oregon 5-11 200lbs
RAS: 8.2 Projected Round: 5-6

Trey Taylor S Air Force 6-0 213 lbs
RAS:9.13 Projected Round 6-7

Sione Vaki S Utah 5-11 210lbs RAS:7.95
Projected Round 4-7

Mark Perry S TCU 6-0 211lbs RAS: 9.6
Projected Round 6-7

Dominque Hampton S Wash 6-2 215lbs
RAS: 9:46 Projected Round 6-7

Ryan Watts S Texas 6-2 208lbs
RAS:9.12 Projected Round: 6-7

TE:

AJ Barner TE Michigan 6-6 251lbs
RAS: 8.7 Projected Round 4-7

G:

Zak Zinter G Michigan 6-5 309lbs
RAS: N/A Projected Round 4-6

RB:

Jaylon Wright RB Tenn 5-10 210lbs
RAS:9:81 Projected Round 4

Marshawn Lloyd RB USC 5-8 220lbs
RAS: 8.62 Projected round 4-5

Tyrone Tracy RB Purdue 5-11 209lbs
RAS: 9.78 Projected Round 5-6

WR:

Brendan Rice WR USC 6-2 208lbs
RAS:7:17 Projected Round 4

Cornelious Johnson WR Michigan 6-2 212 lbs
RAS 9.46 Projected Round 6-7

Jordan Whittington WR Texas 6-0 205lbs
RAS N/A Projected around 6-7
One of my late Round musts! Hell of a BPA pick for the DL rotation.

Obviously I realize what Snead and McVay realize. DL is not done and needs rotational pieces.

Curious with the DT’s left if they’ll take one. With these 6’s.
 

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Brown might be better than that this year. Besides, teams won't be running when they're down 21. :biggrin:
Haha Amen to that!

Shit still some good DT’s left
 

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Will also give a shoutout to Cody Schrader. I would love to have another K-Will/Corum type to back them up; I don't trust Rivers or Evans.
 

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Will also give a shoutout to Cody Schrader. I would love to have another K-Will/Corum type to back them up; I don't trust Rivers or Evans.
I agree. The most injuries position statistically.