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NFL draft. Firstly, don’t forget to check out our review of Seattle’s 2. It’s a detailed look at not just the players drafted but also the thought process on what should be considered a positive class overall. I’m starting to get into the 2. In the meantime, I put this together a couple of weeks ago. Ten names for 2. 01. Saquon Barkley (RB, Penn State)If they can both stay healthy, the 2.
It’s hard to separate the two names at the top of this list. If you want to know how Penn State suddenly returned to relevance in 2. Saquon Barkley. He’s a genuine X- factor at running back with freakish power and athleticism. He can do a 6. 00lbs squad and reportedly managed a 4. Stud. Derrius Guice (RB, LSU)Guice is a fantastic talent capable of being a Heisman candidate if LSU can cobble together a passing game and remain relevant deep into the season. He’s incredibly sudden and explosive with enough size (5- 1. He plays with a Thomas Rawls level of intensity.
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His performances against Texas A& M and Arkansas when Leonard Fournette was injured were incredible. Guice is must- watch TV. He ran a 4. 3. 8 forty on campus two years ago at a heavier 2. You see that breakaway speed on tape along with incredible cut- back and change of direction ability and he can stop on a dime and accelerate unlike virtually any other running back in college football. He is incredible. Vita Vea (DT, Washington)With so many Huskies turning pro this year, it was a bit of a surprise that Vea didn’t join them.
There’s every chance he would’ve been a top- 1. Players like Vea are rare. Not only does he have the size and length to control the LOS and anchor as a nose tackle — he also has plus athleticism at 6- 5 and 3. He had five sacks last season. Reports suggested he was informed by NFL sources to get in peak shape and enter the 2.
If he achieves this, a top- 1. Haloti Ngata. Bradley Chubb (EDGE, NC State)It was a major surprise when Chubb announced he wouldn’t be turning pro this year.
Last season he recorded 2. TFL’s and 1. 0 sacks and there’s a very good chance he would’ve been a first round pick. He’s a high- intensity pass rusher with a great personality. He’s the cousin of Georgia running back Nick Chubb. If he can match Nick’s SPARQ- destroying performance before his knee injury, he could land in the top- 1. At 6- 4 and 2. 75lbs he’s versatile can rush inside or out.
His standout performance might’ve been the ‘Hurricane Bowl’ against Notre Dame last year. Watch Mad Max 2 Streaming. He dealt with the conditions better than anyone.
Arden Key (EDGE, LSU)In high school Key was already benching 2. He has gradually become a major impact player for LSU, setting a school record for sacks in 2. TFL’s. Recent reports had Key stepping away from the program for ‘personal reasons’ but he recently confirmed he wouldn’t be sitting out the season. Teams will be looking into the situation as he prepares to turn pro in the next year — but there’s no doubting his potential at 6- 6 and 2. He’s similar to Leonard Floyd (top- 1.
Trey Adams (T, Washington)Big, long and athletic — Trey Adams is one of the few emerging left tackles with a big opportunity to forge a successful pro- career. He plays in a good offense to judge his potential and he’s big — listed at 6- 8 and 3. He moves well on his feet for his size and shows the ability to get into position, set and finish blocks. He plays with toughness and enjoys run blocking. If there were more players like Adams in college football, the NFL would feel a lot happier. Minkah Fitzpatrick (S, Alabama)With so many studs on the Alabama defense it’s difficult to stand out sometimes. Fitzpatrick managed it multiple times in 2.
He had six interceptions (two returned for touchdowns), five TFL’s, seven PBU’s and a forced fumble. He ran a 4. 0. 5 short shuttle at the 2. SPARQ combine while jumping a 3. He’s an intelligent, savvy ballhawk who could be a major leader and component of Alabama’s defense next season with so many big names departing for the NFL this year. Sam Darnold (QB, USC)The same thing happens every year. We pour over the quarterbacks in a draft class and declare next years crop to be better.
Darnold is the latest example of a prospect being vaulted into the spotlight a little prematurely. He’s a converted linebacker and hasn’t even been a college starter for a full season.
At times his play is majestic and he clearly has an innate, natural flair for the position. He extends plays, he has the arm strength and accuracy. There is so much to like. He also has some erraticism to his play and there are ‘Jake Locker moments’. He has a ton of potential but he’ll be under a lot of pressure to live up to the hype this year.
Connor Williams (T, Texas)A former High School teammate of Solomon Thomas, Williams has really blossomed from a three- star recruit to a genuine NFL prospect. Measurables will be key for Williams. He isn’t big — listed at 6- 6 and 2. He needs to get into that 3.
He’s a very willing run blocker with natural bend and foot speed. There’s a major edge to his play, built off an intriguing backstory. He and Trey Adams have much higher ceilings than the more often discussed Mike Mc. Glinchey at Notre Dame.
Derrick Nnadi (DT, Florida State)He’s only really scratching the surface of what he’s capable of. In 2. 01. 6 he emerged as a highly impactful, mostly two- down defender. He had 1. 0. 5 TFL’s and six sacks. He and Demarcus Walker lived in the backfield and played off each other.
Nnadi has the power to handle the run and the quickness, power and an effective swim/rip to break into the backfield. He’s 6- 1 and 3. 12lbs so perfectly sized to act as a disruptive interior presence.
