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Rams trade: Rd 2 #57 & Rd & 7 #234 (381pts) > Balt Rd 2 # 60, Rd 4 #129 & 134 (382pts)
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Rams old Draft Boad: 52, 57, 84, 104, 126, 199, 234
Rams new Draft Board:
Rd 2 #60
Rd 3 # 67, 84, 104
Rd 4 # 109, 126, 129, 134
Rd 6 # 199
#60: Matt Hennessy
Hennessy has played close to 2,500 snaps the last three seasons. Scouting Report:
Strengths
Harrison is very quick to fill the gap and get to the running back. He reads the flow very well and then uses his quickness to get downhill and plug the hole. When Harrison arrives, he brings the pop with him. He can close on his target quickly and good taking down runners one on one. Harrison also very good at backside pursuit.
His physicality isn’t just limited to his tackling, Harrison does a good job of shedding blockers in the run and pass game. His length allows him to keep blockers at bay while he tries to get loose and make the play. Does well to navigate through traffic when pursuing the runner.
Malik does provide some pass rush and blitzing from the linebacker spot. Recorded four sacks as a senior for the Buckeyes. Not an every down rusher but situationally he can be very effective with his timing of shooting the gaps.
Weaknesses
His aggressive play style can get him burned at times. He will bite on play action fakes that will leave a vacated spot in the defense when he tries getting downhill too quickly. He doesn’t have the best instincts in coverage so getting him up to speed will be paramount for the defensive staff.
Not a real fluid athlete in space, does well for someone of his size. His recovery speed is average at best when he gets out of position. Deeper drops will cause him fits as he wasn’t asked to do this much for the Buckeyes. He is more of quarterback spy or playing closer to the line of scrimmage.
#84 Zack Moss RB
Strengths
Strengths
#109 Alton Robinson EDGE
ARMS
6' 3"
264 lbs
32 3/8”
HANDS
9 1/4”
4.69 > 40 speed
Strengths
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 3"
257 lbs
33 1/4”
HANDS
9 3/4”
4.7 > 40 speed
Strengths
Strengths
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 1"
243 lbs
32 5/8”
HANDS
10 1/2”
40 Time: 4.46
Strengths
#199 Deejay Dallas RB-Returner From the U!
Strengths
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QB: Goff Bortles (I signed him after draft) Wolford
RB: Henderson Moss Brown Dallas
WR: Woods Kupp Reynolds Webster Bowden Jr
TE: Higbee Everett Asiasi Mundt
OL: Whitworth Corbett Hennessy Edwards Evans Havenstein Blythe Brewer Kolone
LDE: Brockers Fox
NT: Robinson SJD Gaines
DT: Donald Copeland
WILL: Ebukam Oko
OLB: Floyd Polite Robinson
ILB: Kiser Harrison Redder
ILB: Patrick Young Gay
LCB: Hill Williams
SS: Rapp Scott
FS: JJ3 Blackmon
Nickel: Long
RCB: Ramsey Deayon
K: Hajrullahu or MacGinnis
P: Hekker
LS: McQuaide
PR: Dallas
KR: Bowden Jr
Bold = new Starters
THOUGHTS???
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Rams old Draft Boad: 52, 57, 84, 104, 126, 199, 234
Rams new Draft Board:
Rd 2 #60
Rd 3 # 67, 84, 104
Rd 4 # 109, 126, 129, 134
Rd 6 # 199
#60: Matt Hennessy
Hennessy has played close to 2,500 snaps the last three seasons. Scouting Report:
- Very good athlete with very good balance and quickness.
- Very good competitive toughness, he’s a scrapper who will fight ‘til the whistle.
- Coaching staff awarded him single digit jersey, an honor for team leaders and tone setters.
- His core and lower body strength are promising. Squatty dude.
- Very good mental processing, he made line calls, anticipated and communicated opposing pressure packages, and constantly shows an ability to adjust to defenders post-snap.
- Good, quick hands with nice placement and an ability to lock down opponents.
- Brings the goods to be a center who can pull or factor into screen plays.
- Very good one zone concepts, he’s good at timing combo blocks and reaching opponents.
- The best second level blocker in this class, bar none.
- Good in pass protection, displays the anticipation, balance, and lateral mobility to be an asset here.
- According to Pro Football Focus, he allowed pressure on 1.25% of his true pass sets the last two seasons.
- Solid anchor, has the kind of base and technique to withstand power.
- 32” arms are in the 50th percentile for a center prospect.
- Adequate play strength may limit his wins to a lot of “boring” blocks.
- Adequate gap blocker who will not get significant drive at POA.
- College blocking scheme did not ask a lot from him in pass protection as slides made him responsible for one gap.
Strengths
Harrison is very quick to fill the gap and get to the running back. He reads the flow very well and then uses his quickness to get downhill and plug the hole. When Harrison arrives, he brings the pop with him. He can close on his target quickly and good taking down runners one on one. Harrison also very good at backside pursuit.
His physicality isn’t just limited to his tackling, Harrison does a good job of shedding blockers in the run and pass game. His length allows him to keep blockers at bay while he tries to get loose and make the play. Does well to navigate through traffic when pursuing the runner.
Malik does provide some pass rush and blitzing from the linebacker spot. Recorded four sacks as a senior for the Buckeyes. Not an every down rusher but situationally he can be very effective with his timing of shooting the gaps.
Weaknesses
His aggressive play style can get him burned at times. He will bite on play action fakes that will leave a vacated spot in the defense when he tries getting downhill too quickly. He doesn’t have the best instincts in coverage so getting him up to speed will be paramount for the defensive staff.
Not a real fluid athlete in space, does well for someone of his size. His recovery speed is average at best when he gets out of position. Deeper drops will cause him fits as he wasn’t asked to do this much for the Buckeyes. He is more of quarterback spy or playing closer to the line of scrimmage.
#84 Zack Moss RB
Strengths
- Good-looking build for the position with a strong lower and upper half
- He sees the field very well behind the line; he will hit obvious holes with burst as well as looking for obvious cutback lanes to find a seam
- His contact balance is unbelievable; PAC-12 football players consistently bounced off of him
- It takes the whole team to bring him down at times; he has a strong will to gain every last yard
- Has a spin move that is hard to anticipate that shakes defenders off of him
- Has some experience catching the ball with a limited route tree
- 4.5 40 speed pro day results
Strengths
- Well-built with above-average play strength
- Highly competitive
- Creative play-callers will love his versatility
- Has zone read, running back and jet sweep value
- Runs with excellent vision and toughness
- Slippery but strong with ball in his hands
- Very difficult for first tackler to get him down cleanly
- Has some vertical value from the slot
- Quick catch-and-tuck to get upfield after catch
- Hard to jar ball loose from him at catch-point
- Fearless, efficient and effective as kick returner
#109 Alton Robinson EDGE
ARMS
6' 3"
264 lbs
32 3/8”
HANDS
9 1/4”
4.69 > 40 speed
Strengths
- Possesses traits for NFL disruption
- Initial movements are sudden and threatening
- Anticipates snap and rockets upfield
- Speed, bend and agility to flatten to QB in a hurry
- Foot quickness for edge-to-edge rush mentality
- Seeks out strip-sack opportunities
- Has speed-to-power potential to unlock
- Elusive when allowed to play in gaps
- Can't leave him unblocked on backside
- Instant trigger to capture backs before they hit the hole
- Low pads and fluid lateral transitions for B-gap attack
- Reactive athleticism to stalk and tackle bouncing runners and cutbacks
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 3"
257 lbs
33 1/4”
HANDS
9 3/4”
4.7 > 40 speed
Strengths
- Early juice getting up the seam
- Fluid gait in space, reminiscent of enormous receiver
- Coverage finds it hard to close space on seam and over routes due to his speed
- Three-level potential with career average of 15.2 yards per catch
- Finds soft underbelly of the defense against zone
- Frame and toughness to bang between the hashes as a target
- Makes smooth adjustments to snare off-target throws without bogging down
- Safety blanket size and soft hands for third-down conversions
- Blocking technique needs work, but effort is solid
- Works at chopping feet through sustain phase as run blocker
- Has talent to stalk and connect in space
Strengths
- Has grown into man-sized frame
- Good combination of size and speed
- Plays with rugged demeanor when it's time
- Disciplined reading man cover keys against play-action
- Starting cornerback experience with ability to check tight ends
- Adequate pattern recognition underneath
- Has nine interceptions in three years
- Factors favorably when supporting versus quick game
- Plays through blockers in space
- Quick to close distance and aggressive hitter in run support
- Wipe-out talent when running the alleys
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 1"
243 lbs
32 5/8”
HANDS
10 1/2”
40 Time: 4.46
Strengths
- Frame and lower body thickness to hold up inside
- Reads quarterback's eyes and jumps the passing lane
- Weaves and closes with some juice as blitzer
- Flexed wide and helped smother receiver screens in 2018
- Plays with thud behind his pads
- Good strength to play through soft edges
- Short-area burst to close and pursue in space
- Finishes what he starts as a tackler
- Bodies, wraps and drags down runners with good efficiency
#199 Deejay Dallas RB-Returner From the U!
Strengths
- Played WR and RB at Miami
- Added bad weight in 2018, but slimmed down in 2019
- Instincts and feel for rush track improved during season
- Does a nice job of running tacklers into blocks
- Plus burst with decent getaway juice at his disposal
- Willing accelerator through contact for heavy forward finish
- Slippery to tackle and hard to get down
- Choppy feet and contact balance to keep runs going
- Potential to become a four-phase special-teamer with return talent
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QB: Goff Bortles (I signed him after draft) Wolford
RB: Henderson Moss Brown Dallas
WR: Woods Kupp Reynolds Webster Bowden Jr
TE: Higbee Everett Asiasi Mundt
OL: Whitworth Corbett Hennessy Edwards Evans Havenstein Blythe Brewer Kolone
LDE: Brockers Fox
NT: Robinson SJD Gaines
DT: Donald Copeland
WILL: Ebukam Oko
OLB: Floyd Polite Robinson
ILB: Kiser Harrison Redder
ILB: Patrick Young Gay
LCB: Hill Williams
SS: Rapp Scott
FS: JJ3 Blackmon
Nickel: Long
RCB: Ramsey Deayon
K: Hajrullahu or MacGinnis
P: Hekker
LS: McQuaide
PR: Dallas
KR: Bowden Jr
Bold = new Starters
THOUGHTS???
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