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Re: Draft Day Thread Rounds 4-7
I see it now. On espn they show it . On nfl network I dont see it
I see it now. On espn they show it . On nfl network I dont see it
brokeu91 said:Brandon McGee-CB Miami for the fifth pick
Don't know much about him
Brandon McGee never quite lived up to the expectations at Miami after being highly recruited, but progressed his game enough to merit a Shrine Game berth. He fared quite well in St. Petersburg, which led me to look deeper into McGee.
What I saw was an inconsistent talent with legit upside but a real need for coaching help. McGee has very good quickness and speed, and he is big enough in stature to handle playing at the next level. The problem is that he doesn’t play “big”. He is not soft, but rather lacks functional strength and exacerbates that issue by sometimes using poor fundamental technique. The effort and desire are there, and he is a player who could wind up being a better pro than collegian. McGee merits consideration in the 5th or 6th round and can immediately contribute on special teams. If the coaching clicks and he improves his on-field strength, he could emerge as a competent starter for a predominantly man-coverage scheme defense. —Jeff Risdon
brokeu91 said:Rams traded up and took Zac Stacey RB from Vandy
The Rams must have really liked him to end their draft for himjap said:We're done! We gave up our two 6th rounders to move up grab Stacy who had two 1000-yard seasons.
Memento said:brokeu91 said:Brandon McGee-CB Miami for the fifth pick
Don't know much about him
From detroitlionsdraft.com:
Brandon McGee never quite lived up to the expectations at Miami after being highly recruited, but progressed his game enough to merit a Shrine Game berth. He fared quite well in St. Petersburg, which led me to look deeper into McGee.
What I saw was an inconsistent talent with legit upside but a real need for coaching help. McGee has very good quickness and speed, and he is big enough in stature to handle playing at the next level. The problem is that he doesn’t play “big”. He is not soft, but rather lacks functional strength and exacerbates that issue by sometimes using poor fundamental technique. The effort and desire are there, and he is a player who could wind up being a better pro than collegian. McGee merits consideration in the 5th or 6th round and can immediately contribute on special teams. If the coaching clicks and he improves his on-field strength, he could emerge as a competent starter for a predominantly man-coverage scheme defense. —Jeff Risdon
had said:Don't know anything about this McGee kid, but after watching that video of him, it kind of looks like he doesn't like to hit, like that Carpenter (?) LB that was with the Rams for a minute.
Regardless, it looks llike the Rams will be fielding a fast, angry, renegade defense.
Well if Fisher can't motivate him, no one willjap said:had said:Don't know anything about this McGee kid, but after watching that video of him, it kind of looks like he doesn't like to hit, like that Carpenter (?) LB that was with the Rams for a minute.
Regardless, it looks llike the Rams will be fielding a fast, angry, renegade defense.
He has strength and technique issues. Both will be remedied if he is serious about sticking with the team.
I will...let's hope it works outDR RAM said:This was a great draft guys. Applaud our whole staff.