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holy poo. Bucs got Kwon Alexander! MFers

Farzin Vousoughian @ Farzin21 9m This hurts, but the Raiders got one of the best defensive players in this draft in Ben Heeney . He'll play like a first-round pick.

Ryan Riddle @ Ryan_Riddle 5m Oakland Raiders get one of my favorite LBs in this draft. Ben Heeney.

Kirsten Peterson @ KeepUpWithKP 1m Poor Ben Heeney ... the Raiders are gross

my boy Ben Heeney is going to the Raiders. meh team

Corey Clark/TDO.com @ Corey_Clark 13m Getting a player like Rashad Greene in the 5th round (or later) is definition of a steal,

Sam Vecenie @ Sam_Vecenie 3m Also, how did Rashad Greene just get picked. That's an awesome pick for the Jaguars.

Leger Douzable @ LegerDouzable 2m Surprised Rashad Greene went this late in the draft, great route runner definitely a steal this late in the draft.

Ben Jones @ WarchantBen 2m There were 17 wide receivers drafted ahead of Rashad Greene . Crazy depth at that position this year.

Ariya Massoudi @ AriyaMassoudi 1m Rashad Greene is one of those players you look at in 5 years and go, "he was a 5th round pick?" Will ball out in the NFL.

hiw many WRs do the Jags need? Rashad Greene too? wow

Matthew Macfarlane @ MattM_44 1m Falcons just got one of the steals if the draft. Grady Jarrett at the start of the 5th is incredible value.

Collin McCollough @ cmccollo 51s I still don't get why so many teams clearly overthink the draft. Arrogance? Overemphasis on need? Grady Jarrett dropped way too far.

Mike Piellucci @ mikelikessports 33s Also, no idea how Grady Jarrett or Rashad Greene were there so late.

Brandon Thomas @ BTHOM63_100 1m My boy @ GradyJarrett with the steal of the draft.

Falcons got a hell of a steal with Grady Jarrett this late. MFers

note that ncfan was the 1st to predict we would go after Daryl Williams ncfan: "would rather see us go out and get a solid LT in the 1st. A Good #2 WR in this deep WR pool in the 2nd. Then get a Road Grading Mauler RT like Daryl Williams in the 3rd." ncfan: "3rd R: Daryl Williams- Looked good at LT vs Alabama last year but will be a RT in the NFL. Kid can open some holes in the run game and a solid pass blocker." ncfan: "3rd R - Daryl Williams: good pass blocker for a RT, had a GOOD showing at LT vs Alabama last year. Good run blocker. Future is RT in the NFL but can play LT if needed. Again better than any OT on our current roster."

Editor of SoonerScoop.com Josh McCuistion @JLMcCuistion Sep 20 Daryl Williams has been absolutely dominant so far this season for #Sooners , on pace for best season for an OL since Trent Williams in 2009. Editor of SoonerScoop.com Josh McCuistion @JLMcCuistion Feb 20 Follow a lot of good draft guys on Twitter but a bit surprised about the lack of attention/respect for Daryl Williams . High end potential.

2015 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report: DARYL WILLIAMS, OT, OKLAHOMA At 6-5-327, Williams obviously has NFL size, and he was able to use it at the collegiate level to drive defenders of the line of scrimmage. There were no real questions about his strength coming out of college. However, some have questioned Williams' athleticism and posited that he might end up at guard. But Williams somewhat silenced those questions with an impressive performance at the combine including an an impressive 1.75 10-yard split. If a team thinks Williams has the athleticism to go with his size, he could potentially be a late first round pick. For now the safer money is probably on a second round selection. Draft Prediction: Second Round http://fftoolbox.scout.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?prospect_id=18646

NFL.com Chris Trapasso Feb 20 An OT as big/powerful as Daryl Williams shouldn't be able to run 1.75 10-yard split . I'd be fine w/ him in Round 1. Panthers at 25 logical. https://mobile.twitter.com/ChrisTrapasso/status/568814209959632896?p=v

NFL.com on the Senior Bowl: "Oklahoma tackle Daryl Williams looked exceptional in one-on-one pass-rush drills" http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000461057/article/what-we-learned-on-day-one-of-senior-bowl-practices

Charlie Campbell's notes on the Oklahoma OT duo of Tyrus Thompson and Daryl Williams going against the dominant Clemson DL: "Williams played better than Thompson...This duo is reminiscent of the Tennessee tandem of Antonio Richardson and Ja'Wuan James last year. Richardson got more publicity, but NFL teams felt James was the better prospect and selected him in the first round while Richardson fell undrafted because of a micro-fracture knee injury. I'm not saying that Thompson will go undrafted, but don't be surprised if Williams is selected first and is the better pro." http://www.walterfootball.com/draft2015recap_16.php

the other Oklahoma OT, Tyrus Thompson, says this about Williams: "He’s so technically sound. He takes to coaching the best of anyone I’ve ever met. He’s got a really great work ethic.." http://m.soonersports.com/mobile/ViewArticle.dbml?atclid=209689601&DB_OEM_ID=31000&

Edraft.com scouting report: "Williams has potential to be a solid starting right or left tackle in the league... It’s not natural for guys with Williams’ size to be good athletes that can win in space. Normally a 6’6”, 330-pound frame will really inhibit an athlete’s ability to move and neutralize anything but power rushers, but Williams has good overall fluidity in his movements... moves rather well...can get to the second level well...excellent anchor ability... above average technician...neutralizes edge defenders well...a good pass blocker... Really moves defenders off the ball as a run defender...great length... a smart player...clearly an on-field leader for the team...most impressive part of Williams’ game is his ability to punch a pass rusher off their initial move and set his anchor to prevent a counter move" http://edraft.com/nfl/news/2015-nfl-draft-scouting-report-daryl-williams/

Edraft.com scouting report: "Williams has potential to be a solid starting right or left tackle in the league... It’s not natural for guys with Williams’ size to be good athletes that can win in space. Normally a 6’6”, 330-pound frame will really inhibit an athlete’s ability to move and neutralize anything but power rushers, but Williams has good overall fluidity in his movements... moves rather well...can get to the second level well...excellent anchor ability... above average technician...neutralizes edge defenders well...a good pass blocker... Really moves defenders off the ball as a run defender...great length... a smart player...clearly an on-field leader for the team...most impressive part of Williams’ game is his ability to punch a pass rusher off their initial move and set his anchor to prevent a counter move" http://edraft.com/nfl/news/2015-nfl-draft-scouting-report-daryl-williams/