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Steelers select:


DREW SAMPLE
WASHINGTON
TE
TE14
Prospect Info
COLLEGE
Washington
HOMETOWN
CLASS
Bellevue, WA
r-Senior

HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 5"
255 lbs
33 3/8”
HANDS
9 5/8”
Prospect Grade
5.51
CHANCE TO BECOME NFL STARTER
HOW WE GRADE
40 Yard Dash
4.71
SECONDS


Bench Press
--
REPS


Vertical Jump
33.5
INCHES


Broad Jump
115.0
INCHES


3 Cone Drill
7.15
SECONDS


20 Yd Shuttle
4.31
SECONDS


60 Yd Shuttle
11.85
SECONDS


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PLAYLIST
Sample saved his best season for last, garnering honorable mention All-Pac-12 honors by catching 25 passes for 252 yard (10.1 average) and three touchdowns for the Pac-12 champions. He struggled through a leg injury his junior year but continued to play, earning the Huskies' Don James Perseverance Award for his efforts. He caught seven passes for 84 yards on the year, starting 8 of 10 games played. It was the second time Sample had received a major postseason award from the team, as he was the recipient of the Tough Husky Award after his redshirt freshman season (5-45-9.0, two receiving TDs in 13 games with seven starts.) The former All-King County selection from Newport High School in Bellevue was an honorable mention All-Pac-12 selection after his sophomore campaign, when he caught nine passes for 106 yards (11.8 average).
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NFL Comparison
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Overview
Sample's size and lunch-pail demeanor are what NFL teams look for at the point of attack. While he might be typecast as just a blocking tight end, he possess enough speed and ball skills to become a more productive pass catcher than he was at Washington. His size, football character and commitment as a run blocker give him a chance to become a solid combination tight end with TE2 potential.
Strengths
  • Cerebral player praised for task-oriented, serious demeanor
  • NFL size to step into blocking duties of a "Y" tight end
  • Possesses adequate tenacity and grip strength to help sustain blocks
  • Uses good technique and placement with hands as run blocker
  • Works to unlock hips under his hands for improved leverage at point of attack
  • Patient second-level blocker with motor to try and chase down targets in space if needed
  • Good initial speed into routes
  • Opens his stride length for some separation speed on crossing routes
  • Sharpens focus despite body or hand traffic near the catch point
  • Recognizes man vs
  • zone coverage and will cut routes off and sink in space for his quarterback
  • Hands are supple and sure as pass catcher
Weaknesses
  • Routes are a little monotone and predictable
  • Doesn't create much leverage into breaks against man coverage, allowing defenders to stick to him
  • Production as pass-catcher has been limited
  • Needs to improve upper-body strength to handle rigors of NFL blocking
  • Takes inconsistent angles in cut-off blocks
  • Would benefit from learning to re-set hands in pass protection when giving up his frame
  • Doesn't lack toughness but could use a little more edge
 
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Round 1 on page 20
Round 2 on page 23
Round 3 on page 30
Round 4 on page 38

Round 5:
139. Arizona Cardinals @OldSchool - Oli Udoh , OT , Elon University
140. Oakland Raiders @Tron - Foster Moreau , TE, LSU
141. Pittsburgh Steelers @PressureD41 - Drew Sample , TE , Washington
142. New York Giants @TK42-RAM - Tre Lamar , ILB , Clemson
143. New York Giants @TK42-RAM - Gary Jennings , WR , West Virginia
144. Cleveland Browns @Ramrocket - Charles Omenihu , DE , Texas
145. Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Corbin
146. Detroit Lions @shaunpinney
147. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
148. Denver Broncos @T-REX
149. Cincinnati Bengals @Memento
150. Green Bay Packers @Dieter the Brock
151. Miami Dolphins @TK42-RAM
152. Atlanta Falcons @Ramhusker
153. Washington Redskins @OldSchool
154. Carolina Panthers @jsimcox
155. Cleveland Browns @Ramrocket
156. Denver Broncos @T-REX
157. Tennessee Titans @Riverumbbq
158. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
159. Seattle Seahawks @shaunpinney
160. Baltimore Ravens @SierraRam
161. Houston Texans @PressureD41
162. Chicago Bears @Petrowsky
163. Philadelphia Eagles @Memento
164. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
165. Dallas Cowboys @Merlin
166. Los Angeles Chargers @FaulkSF
167. Kansas City Chiefs @BonifayRam
168. New Orleans Saints @shaunpinney
169. Los Angeles Rams @Mojo Ram
170. Cleveland Browns @Ramrocket
171. New York Giants* @TK42-RAM
172. Atlanta Falcons* @Ramhusker
173. Washington Redskins* @OldSchool
* denoting compensatory pick

Trade: Arizona Cardinals trade Josh Rosen to the Washington Redskins for 2nd #46

Trade: Cincinatti Bengals trade Joe Mixon, 4th #110 , 6th #198 to the San Francisco 49ers for Jerrick McKinnon 3rd #67

Trade: Buffalo Bills trade 2nd #40 to the Indianapolis Colts for 2nd #59, 3rd #89, 5th #164

Players taken:

Offense:
Quarterbacks- Kyler Murray, Dwayne Haskins, Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Ryan Finley,

Runningbacks- Josh Jacobs, David Montgomery, Devin Singletary, Miles Sanders , Damien Harris, Darrell Henderson, Bryce Love, Mike Weber, Justice Hill, Elijah Holyfield, Rodney Anderson

Wide Receiver- D.K. Metcalf, A.J. Brown, Kelvin Harmon, N'Keal Harry, Marquis Brown, Parris Campbell, Hakeem Butler, Deeboo Samuel, JJ Arcega-Whiteside, Riley Ridley, Andy Isabella, Mecole Hardman, Terry McLaurin, Emanuel Hall, Anthony Johnson , DaMarkus Lodge, Jalen Hurd, Miles Boykin, Darius Slayton, Antoine Wesley, Gary Jennings

Offensive Line- Jonah Williams, Jawaan Taylor, Cody Ford, Andre Dillard, Garrett Bradbury, Chris Lindstrom, Dalton Risner, Greg Little, Yodny Cajuste, Tytus Howard, Dru Samia, Erik McCoy, Eglton Jenkins, Michael Jordan, Ross Pierschbacher, Beau Benzschawel , Connor McGovern, Kaleb McGary, Michael Dieter, Max Scharping, Bobby Evans, Chuma Edoga,Trey Pipkins, David Edwards, Nate Davis, Ben Powers, Isaiah Prince, Oli Udoh

Tight End- T.J. Hockenson, Noah Fant, Irv Smith Jr., Kahale Warring, Josh Oliver, Dawson Knox, Caleb Wilson, Isaac Nauta, Jace Sternberger, Kaden Smith, Foster Moreau, Drew Sample

Defense
Defensive Line- Quinnen Williams, Ed Oliver, Christian Wilkins, Dexter Lawrence, Jeffrey Simmons, Jerry Tillery, Zach Allen, Dremont Jones, Rennell Wren, Khalen Saunders, Gerald Willis III, LJ Collier, Marquise Copeland, Trysten Hill,

Defensive End / Edge- Nick Bosa, Montez Sweat, Rashan Gary, Brian Burns, Clelin Ferrell, Jachai Polite, Zach Allen, Chase Winovich, Jaylon Ferguson, D'Andre Walker, Austin Bryant, Joe Jackson, Marquise Copeland, Ben Banogu, Anthony Nelson, Jalen Jelks, Carl Granderson, Charles Omenihu

LineBacker- Josh Allen, DevIn White, Devin Bush Jr, Mack Wilson, Jermaine Pratt, Jahlani Tavai, Blake Cashman, Oshane Ximines, Christian Miller, Vosean Joseph, Terrill Hanks, Tre Lamar

Cornerback- Greedy Williams, DeAndre Baker, Byron Murphy, Amani Oruwariye, Rock Ya-Sin, Julian Love, Trayvon Mullen, Justin Layne, Joejuan Williams, David Long, Kris Boyd, Saivion Smith, Lonnie Johnson, Jamel Dean, Sean Bunting,

Safety- Nasir Adderley, Deionte Thompson, Jaun Thornhill, Darnell Savage, Taylor Rapp, Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Amani Hooker, Johnathan Abram, Jaquan Johnson, Sheldrick Redwine,

Special Teams:
Kicker-

Punter-
 
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With pick 142 of the NFL Draft the New York Football Giants select

Tre Lamar, ILB, Clemson


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Height: 6-3. Weight: 253. Arm: 32.25. Hand: 9.50.
Projected 40 Time: 4.65.

3/23/19: Lamar did not run at the combine. In 2018, he recorded 80 tackles with 5.5 for a loss, three sacks, one pass broken up and one interception. Lamar played well for Clemson, setting a physical tone in the middle of the field. He showed some intriguing edge rush skills also. Adding weight and moving to outside linebacker to be a speed rusher is an interesting idea to maximize Lamar's speed and athleticism.

8/29/18: According to NFL teams' preseason data provided by team sources, Lamar checks in 6-foot-3, 243 pounds with 32.5-inch arms, 9.5-inch hands and a 78-inch wingspan. They have him running the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds.

Sources have told me that Lamar has a ton of potential and athletic upside. He possesses an impressive skill set with length, size and speed. As a sophomore, he flashed with 50 tackles, four sacks and a forced fumble. His initial projection from teams is that he has late first-round to early second-round potential if he continues to improve.
 
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TK42-RAM said:
With pick 142 of the NFL Draft the New York Football Giants select

Tre Lamar, ILB, Clemson


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Height: 6-3. Weight: 253. Arm: 32.25. Hand: 9.50.
Projected 40 Time: 4.65.

3/23/19: Lamar did not run at the combine. In 2018, he recorded 80 tackles with 5.5 for a loss, three sacks, one pass broken up and one interception. Lamar played well for Clemson, setting a physical tone in the middle of the field. He showed some intriguing edge rush skills also. Adding weight and moving to outside linebacker to be a speed rusher is an interesting idea to maximize Lamar's speed and athleticism.

8/29/18: According to NFL teams' preseason data provided by team sources, Lamar checks in 6-foot-3, 243 pounds with 32.5-inch arms, 9.5-inch hands and a 78-inch wingspan. They have him running the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds.

Sources have told me that Lamar has a ton of potential and athletic upside. He possesses an impressive skill set with length, size and speed. As a sophomore, he flashed with 50 tackles, four sacks and a forced fumble. His initial projection from teams is that he has late first-round to early second-round potential if he continues to improve.
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Dude!!!! I can't believe he was still on the board!!!!
 
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With Pick 143 of the NFL Draft the New York Football Giants select

Gary Jennings, WR, West Virginia


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Height: 6-1. Weight: 214. Arm: 33.00. Hand: 9.50.
40 Time: 4.42. Three Cone: 7.32.
Bench: 20. Vertical: 37. Broad: 10-7.

3/7/19: In 2018, Jennings caught 54 passes for 917 yards and 13 touchdowns. He has some speed to go with decent size. Will Grier struggled in Mobile at the Senior Bowl, but his teammate Jennings had a strong week of practice. He showed some speed to get vertical and challenge secondaries in the deep part of the field. Perhaps because fellow Mountaineer wideout David Sills has gotten more attention, Jennings has been somewhat of a sleeper in the draft process. In Mobile, he showed could be a valuable mid-round pick with vertical speed for the next level. Jennings confirmed that speed at the combine.

8/28/18: With quarterback Will Grier and No. 1 receiver David Sills, Jennings was the other key component of the Mountaineers' point-machine offense in 2017. Jennings caught 94 passes for 1,030 yards and one touchdown on the season. He was phenomenal in the 2017 opener against Virginia Tech, but he didn't approach that level in other games. Jennings could have a big 2018 season with Grier and Sills returning.


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@Corbin is on deck
 
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TK42-RAM said:
With Pick 143 of the NFL Draft the New York Football Giants select

Gary Jennings, WR, West Virginia


WVU-Football-Gary-Jennings-Front.jpg



Height: 6-1. Weight: 214. Arm: 33.00. Hand: 9.50.
40 Time: 4.42. Three Cone: 7.32.
Bench: 20. Vertical: 37. Broad: 10-7.

3/7/19: In 2018, Jennings caught 54 passes for 917 yards and 13 touchdowns. He has some speed to go with decent size. Will Grier struggled in Mobile at the Senior Bowl, but his teammate Jennings had a strong week of practice. He showed some speed to get vertical and challenge secondaries in the deep part of the field. Perhaps because fellow Mountaineer wideout David Sills has gotten more attention, Jennings has been somewhat of a sleeper in the draft process. In Mobile, he showed could be a valuable mid-round pick with vertical speed for the next level. Jennings confirmed that speed at the combine.

8/28/18: With quarterback Will Grier and No. 1 receiver David Sills, Jennings was the other key component of the Mountaineers' point-machine offense in 2017. Jennings caught 94 passes for 1,030 yards and one touchdown on the season. He was phenomenal in the 2017 opener against Virginia Tech, but he didn't approach that level in other games. Jennings could have a big 2018 season with Grier and Sills returning.


@Ramrocket is OTC
@Corbin is on deck
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Nice pick. He was close to the top of my board. My pick to follow. The war room is going back and forth on 3 candidates.
 
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With the 144th pick, the Cleveland Browns select

Charles Omenihu DE

He will replace Ogbah who was traded to the Chiefs


  • Get-off/Burst - Eye-popping burst out of a 3-point stance on long/late downs, screaming off the edge with unbelievable quickness and long strides to eat up the arc. Can legit corner despite his size due to exceptional get-off and the ability to carry that speed upfield. Works often from a 4-point, frog stance and still shows the ability to react very quickly to his opponent's movement off the snap, winning early control of the rep.

    Leverage - In flashes his pad level is an issue, but more as an interior pass rusher than in run defense. Of Omenihu is moving gaps or rushing face-up on an offensive linemen, he'll occasionally unfurl more of his 6-foot-6 frame than necessary, allowing linemen to land some strikes. Still, typically fires off low from a frog stance and maintains that leverage despite giving up some pounds. Can get a little over-extended firing out into contact at times. Can clearly play with the necessary knee bend, just a matter of doing it consistently.

    Hand Usage - Extremely difficult to base block or reach in the run game because of his length and explosiveness. Fires out both hands off the snap, exploding into his opponent's chest and locking out with excellent arm extension. Terrific pop in his hands in the run and pass game. Stacks up opponents and sheds them, although a little more added strength will help him shed clean every time. Push-pull move is a go-to. As a pass rusher, shows a variety of hand work to keep his frame clean, and has been noted for his diligence in perfecting his hand technique while at Texas.

    Rush Plan/Counters - Rushes from a 3-technique position all the way out to a wide 9 for Texas, and has success at every spot. Combines rush moves together to get home, including cross chops, 2-hand swats, rips, clubs, snatches and bull rushes. Attacks his opponent's hands and almost always has a plan of attack when teeing off 1v1. Can still do a better job working to counter moves more quickly, perhaps incorporating a spin or swim into the repertoire.

    Mental Processing/Block Recognition - Still learning to see and react appropriately to double teams, largely due to the fact that he played on the edge a lot and didn't see many. Reads pass sets extremely well and will take inside paths to the pocket when available. Impressed with his ability to work through zone blocks and not get pinned inside on pin-and-pull plays to the boundary. Some of the down blocks against Oklahoma gave him issues, as did Cody Ford's massiveness on 2-3 reps.

    Range - Should run one of the better 40 times for his position group at the Combine. Good athlete who can open up and run, showing off range to close down tough angles against the run. Fully capable of making plays away from his gap.

    Bend/Flexibility - A little stiff in his hips, but ankle flexibility is top notch. Can corner off the edge at like 280-285 pounds due to ability to drop shoulder and tilt to the pocket. Swivels his hips away from contact to reduce surface area, something that a somewhat similar tweener in Solomon Thomas never learned to do.

    Tackling - No issues here. Exceptional length and strength allow him to consistently get runners on the ground, even when reaching outside his frame. When he gets the opportunity, will deliver a big hit with some knock-back.

    Competitive Toughness - Violent and physical in his demeanor. Rare ability to combine power with finesse on the field. Hustles all over the field and does not take plays off.

    Athleticism/Size - Unbelievable length and muscular build. May be a little light to play on the interior in the NFL, but I think he's heavier than his listed weight of 275. Could need to add a little bulk, but moves incredibly well at his size, showing ideal athletic traits to be a 3-down, high-impact player.





    BEST TRAIT - Hand Usage

    WORST TRAIT - Pad Level

    RED FLAGS - None

    One of the more fun parts of being an NFL Draft analyst is finding gems like Omenihu that few people are talking about, likely due to the fact he plays in the defensive-deficient Big 12. That part may be true, but don't blame Omenihu. He did his part to bring defense back to the conference, with 16 tackles-for-loss and 9.5 sacks in 2018.

    Omenihu should be one of the biggest risers of the pre-draft process, particularly when more analysts get a chance to look at his tape and see minimal weaknesses coupled with a complete skill set. Omenihu's length, explosiveness and physicality make him extremely difficult to handle 1v1, both in the run game and as a pass rusher. His growth this season and his versatility to play all over the defensive front are both extremely encouraging from an NFL evaluation standpoint. If Omenihu has the week I expect he will at the Senior Bowl and Combine, he should be a top 50 lock come April.
https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/charles-omenihu
 
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OldSchool said:
Sorry had messaged TRex my pick a couple hours ago.
Pick 139 for the Arizona Cardinals is Oli Udoh OT Elon University
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My bad, my daughter had a volleyball tournament, I just got home. Sorry for the delay, should have mentioned I would be away, but you guys kicked ass while I was away.(y)
 
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They did well but got knocked out in the semifinals.
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T-REX said:
My bad, my daughter had a volleyball tournament, I just got home. Sorry for the delay, should have mentioned I would be away, but you guys kicked ass while I was away.(y)
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You probably got off cheaper than I did. I had to take my daughter to get a prom dress. WOW!!!!!! That was a shocker!!!!!
 
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Shaunpinney hasn’t been on the site for a couple of days. Know he was having a few personal issues. Might pay to do some work on his pick.
 
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Ramrocket said:
Shaunpinney hasn’t been on the site for a couple of days. Know he was having a few personal issues. Might pay to do some work on his pick.
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He’ll pop in - I have faith
Let’s give him a few since some of us coming up for our picks might have nice boards (like me) still and would prefer none of their names be suggested before giving him a chance to make his pick
 
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