adam Posted February 13, 2014 Report Share Posted February 13, 2014 Combine workout schedule: » Saturday, Feb. 22: Tight ends, offensive linemen, special teams » Sunday, Feb. 23: Quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers » Monday, Feb. 24: Defensive linemen, linebackers » Tuesday, Feb. 25: Defensive backs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted February 13, 2014 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2014 Defensive linemen Jay Bromley (DT), Syracuse Ryan Carrethers (DT), Arkansas State Will Clarke (DE), West Virginia Jadeveon Clowney (DE), South Carolina DeAndre Coleman (DT), California Scott Crichton (DE), Oregon State Aaron Donald (DT), Pittsburgh Kony Ealy (DE), Missouri Dominique Easley (DT), Florida Kasim Edebali (DE), Boston College Justin Ellis (DT), Louisiana Tech IK Enemkpali (DE), Louisiana Tech Ego Ferguson (DT), LSU Dee Ford (DE), Auburn James Gayle (DE), Virginia Tech Ra'Shede Hageman (DT), Minnesota Taylor Hart (DE), Oregon Kerry Hyder (DT), Texas Tech Jackson Jeffcoat (DE), Texas Timmy Jernigan (DT), Florida State Anthony Johnson (DT), LSU DaQuan Jones (DT), Penn State Howard Jones (DE), Shephard Zach Kerr (DT), Delaware Demarcus Lawrence (DE), Boise State Aaron Lynch (DE), South Florida Eathyn Manumaleuna (DE), BYU Cassius Marsh (DE), UCLA Kareem Martin (DE), North Carolina Josh Mauro (DE), Stanford Daniel McCullers (DT), Tennessee Tevin Mims (DE), South Florida Zach Moore (DE), Concordia (Minn.) Jonathan Newsome (DE), Ball State Louis Nix III (DT), Notre Dame Jeoffrey Pagan (DE), Alabama Tenny Palepoi (DT), Utah Mike Pennel (DT), Colorado State-Pueblo Kelcy Quarles (DT), South Carolina Kaleb Ramsey (DE), Boston College Caraun Reid (DT), Princeton Michael Sam (DE), Missouri Chris Smith (DE), Arkansas Marcus Smith (DE), Louisville Shamar Stephen (DT), Connecticut Ed Stinson (DE), Alabama Will Sutton (DT), Arizona State Robert Thomas (DT), Arkansas Khyri Thornton (DT), Southern Mississippi Stephon Tuitt (DE), Notre Dame George Uko (DE), USC Brent Urban (DT), Virginia Larry Webster (DE), Bloomsburg Ethan Westbrooks (DE), West Texas A&M Chris Whaley (DT), Texas Kerry Wynn (DT), Richmond * Players in bold projected in first half of draft Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted February 13, 2014 Author Report Share Posted February 13, 2014 Defensive backs Mo Alexander (SS), Utah State Ricardo Allen (CB), Purdue Dion Bailey (SS), USC Deion Belue (CB), Alabama Bene Benwikere (CB), San Jose State Nat Berhe (SS), San Diego State Tre Boston (SS), North Carolina Bashaud Breeland (CB), Clemson 6-0, 185 Terrence Brooks (FS), Florida State 5-11, 197 Deone Bucannon (SS), Washington State 6-1, 216 Travis Carrie (CB), Ohio Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (FS), Alabama 6-1, 208 Ross Cockrell (CB), Duke Aaron Colvin (CB), Oklahoma Chris Davis (CB), Auburn Darqueze Dennard (CB), Michigan State 5-11, 197 Pierre Desir (CB), Lindenwood 6-1, 195 Ahmad Dixon (SS), Baylor Brandon Dixon (CB), Northwest Missouri State Jonathan Dowling (SS), Western Kentucky Antone Exum (CB), Virginia Tech Kyle Fuller (CB), Virginia Tech 6-0, 194 E.J. Gaines (CB), Missouri 5-10, 195 Phillip Gaines (CB), Rice Justin Gilbert (CB), Oklahoma State 6-0, 200 Demetri Goodson (CB), Baylor Dre Hal (CB), Vanderbilt Victor Hampton (CB), South Carolina 5-10, 202 Marqueston Huff (FS), Wyoming Bennett Jackson (CB), Notre Dame Kendall James (CB), Maine Stanley Jean-Baptiste (CB), Nebraska 6-3, 215 Dontae Johnson (CB), North Carolina State LaMarcus Joyner (CB), Florida State 5-8, 190 Kenny Ladler (FS), Vanderbilt Nevin Lawson (CB), Utah State Isaiah Lewis (SS), Michigan State Craig Loston (SS), LSU 6-1, 214 Dexter McDougle (CB), Maryland Keith McGill (CB), Utah 6-3, 214 Terrance Mitchell (CB), Oregon 6-0, 190 Jabari Price (CB), North Carolina Calvin Pryor (FS), Louisville 6-2, 208 Loucheiz Purifoy (CB), Florida 6-0, 190 Keith Reaser (CB), Florida Atlantic Ed Reynolds (FS), Stanford 6-2, 206 Rashaad Reynolds (CB), Oregon State Marcus Roberson (CB), Florida 6-0, 195 Bradley Roby (CB), Ohio State 5-11, 192 Daniel Sorensen (FS), BYU Dez Southward (FS), Wisconsin Vinnie Sunseri (SS), Alabama Jemea Thomas (CB), Georgia Tech Brock Vereen (FS), Minnesota Jason Verrett (CB), TCU 5-10, 176 Jimmie Ward (SS), Northern Illinois 5-11, 191 Todd Washington (CB), Southeastern Louisiana Jaylen Watkins (CB), Florida 6-0, 194 Lavelle Westbrooks (CB), Georgia Southern * Players in bold projected in first half of draft (w/ Ht and Wt) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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adam Posted February 14, 2014 Author Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 It almost seems like our first 4 rounds will come from those 2 groups with needs at Safety, DT, DE, and CB. It would be great to get all 4 players from the groups in bold. Safety seems to be the thinnest group, so Clinton-Dix in the first would seem to net the most value unless someone from the top 10 drops. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scs787 Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 IMO, at this point, DE is thinner. A ton of the guys in bold are viewed as 3-4 LBs....IF they need a starting DE, and Ealy is there, that's my pick. (Yes, I've moved on from Donald after looking deeper at both the DE and DT class) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted February 14, 2014 Author Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 IMO, at this point, DE is thinner. A ton of the guys in bold are viewed as 3-4 LBs....IF they need a starting DE, and Ealy is there, that's my pick. (Yes, I've moved on from Donald after looking deeper at both the DE and DT class) True, but we do not know what style of defense we are going to run, and I can't see investing in another DE in the 1st only 2 years removed from taking SMC. I know that technically doesn't matter because you fill a need with BPA, but I still think someone like Dix would be the biggest upgrade at any one position on the team. So if Nix, Ealy, Jernigan, Dennard, and Dix are there at 14, you go with Ealy? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scs787 Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 True, but we do not know what style of defense we are going to run, and I can't see investing in another DE in the 1st only 2 years removed from taking SMC. I know that technically doesn't matter because you fill a need with BPA, but I still think someone like Dix would be the biggest upgrade at any one position on the team. So if Nix, Ealy, Jernigan, Dennard, and Dix are there at 14, you go with Ealy? At this point? yes. CBS has him ranked above all the guys you listed sans Dennard, and CB is so deep that I think you could wait a round or 2 and still get a starting quality player. I don't think SMC being drafted 2 years ago should hold any weight, esp. since he's apparently switching positions Dix would be the biggest upgrade yes, but a guy like Ed Reynolds would also be a huge upgrade, whereas after Ealy(and Clowney) I just don't think there's a guy who will be a huge upgrade over SMC. As for the style of defense, I actually like Ealy no matter the defense they play. He's big enough to play 4-3 DE, and he's explosive enough to play 3-4 OLB. If they run a hybrid then I think having a player like him would do so much for the D in the Rob Ninkovich role. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stinger226 Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 At this point? yes. CBS has him ranked above all the guys you listed sans Dennard, and CB is so deep that I think you could wait a round or 2 and still get a starting quality player. I don't think SMC being drafted 2 years ago should hold any weight, esp. since he's apparently switching positions Dix would be the biggest upgrade yes, but a guy like Ed Reynolds would also be a huge upgrade, whereas after Ealy(and Clowney) I just don't think there's a guy who will be a huge upgrade over SMC. As for the style of defense, I actually like Ealy no matter the defense they play. He's big enough to play 4-3 DE, and he's explosive enough to play 3-4 OLB. If they run a hybrid then I think having a player like him would do so much for the D in the Rob Ninkovich role. You make a lot of sense with your opinions. There are only 2 sure things IMO then its a crap shoot. I also like Martin and Murphy as being starters in there first year. I read a little know fact but Smallwood/MLB/Con played under the coaching of Paul P. there new LBs coach. I wonder if he will push for us to draft the guy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scs787 Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 You make a lot of sense with your opinions. There are only 2 sure things IMO then its a crap shoot. I also like Martin and Murphy as being starters in there first year. I read a little know fact but Smallwood/MLB/Con played under the coaching of Paul P. there new LBs coach. I wonder if he will push for us to draft the guy. Lol you must have missed the Smallwood jokes that popped up on the board when Paul P was hired. Maybe we'll draft him but I still remain skeptical on them moving Bostic to OLB...It could happen, but what happens if SMC beats him out for the job? are we really gonna sit our 2nd round draft pick from the previous year? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stinger226 Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 Lol you must have missed the Smallwood jokes that popped up on the board when Paul P was hired. Maybe we'll draft him but I still remain skeptical on them moving Bostic to OLB...It could happen, but what happens if SMC beats him out for the job? are we really gonna sit our 2nd round draft pick from the previous year? We need to add another MLB whether Bostic stays there or not.He will be a 3rd or 4th rounder. I never seen the Smallwood named mentioned before. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scs787 Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 We need to add another MLB whether Bostic stays there or not.He will be a 3rd or 4th rounder. I never seen the Smallwood named mentioned before. If they run 3-4 formations I would really hope Briggs gets pushed inside in those sets. In my ideal world this means SMC-Briggs-Bostic-Ealy in 3-4 formations. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stinger226 Posted February 19, 2014 Report Share Posted February 19, 2014 If they run 3-4 formations I would really hope Briggs gets pushed inside in those sets. In my ideal world this means SMC-Briggs-Bostic-Ealy in 3-4 formations. One of the fastest players in this years draft is a FS Huff/Wyoming. Besides fast he can tackle lead the league he was in tackles.--127- thats huge. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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