5th Round DB Gems

[Biggdaddi1022]

any good 5th Round DB"s yall like?

Wish we could run a D similar to the Seahawks our personnel is not that far off if we could plug so holes.

[Man Strength]

Coleman and mager. Nelson too if he falls j

[t96]

Clayton Geathers. 6'2 and is fast enough to play strong safety. Could probably be had with one of our comp. picks. Great instincts, toughness, passion, a very good box safety that would fit Rivera's scheme perfectly. Needs work in coverage, but I think we could coach him up like we did Tre. Would be an upgrade over Harper.

[Biggdaddi1022]

Clayton Geathers. 6'2 and is fast enough to play strong safety. Could probably be had with one of our comp. picks. Great instincts, toughness, passion, a very good box safety that would fit Rivera's scheme perfectly. Needs work in coverage, but I think we could coach him up like we did Tre. Would be an upgrade over Harper.

6"2 you say..... sounds interesting

[Cheek]

Eric Rowe. Don't know if he fall to round 5 exactly, but he is a great sleeper CB for the later rounds.

[rmoneyg35]

I see us finding some key players with all of these Comp picks. With all of these CBs, OL, WR and RB in the draft I could see us finding quiet a few contributors for next year.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Justin Coleman CB Tennessee is one corner we will be drafting in the later rounds. Mark it down. Take it to the bank.

[MrPickles]

Troy Hill from Oregon. He was overshadowed by Ifo Ekpre-Olomu but I thought Hill played better then Ifo at times last year. If we can get him in the 5th I'd be excited.

[EMSMedic79]

I like Justin Coleman. He'll be there in the 5th.

[rmoneyg35]

Is it just me or are there a lot of cbs in this draft that are worth drafting in mid rounds? Compared to last year I would say there are twice as many quality prospects in this years draft.

[ColumbusCounty]

Cbs that could be there in the 5th that Id consider atleast have potential...

Troy Hill (Upside)

Justin Coleman

Jacoby Glenn (in a zone d ..he was potential)

Off topic a little but honestly id love PJ Williams...and draft a safety like Hackett out of TCU (sleeper).

Combine them what we currently have ... we are GOLDEN in db!!!! And for years to come assuming norman doesnt regress and resigns !!!

[CPantherKing]

Cassius Sendish S from Kansas. He is very instinctive. Reads offenses very well. He had a strong first step and change of direction. He chooses great angles and he delivers a violent hit. He makes a receiver hurt, and his timing is near perfect when delivering the hit. His ability to blitz up the middle or off the corner is strong as well. Great closing speed and open field tackling. Coverage on speed receivers is lacking. Strong in zone coverage when reading the QB. I see him as a nickel or SS in the NFL. Can make an impact on special teams units for blocking punts and kick coverage immediately.

 

I believe he was overlooked because he jumped around from schools and ended up at Kansas which finished with a 3-8 record.

 

Some have him with a 6th round grade.

 

Read the write up on Sendish

 

 

[MHS831]

Justin Coleman CB Tennessee is one corner we will be drafting in the later rounds. Mark it down. Take it to the bank.

 

Credit union OK?  No, I understand that we have been in love with this guy since the SR bowl. 

 

About Geathers (mentioned earlier) --I was hoping we would find a big SS with questionable cover skills to groom as Thomas Davis' replacement at OLB. 

[MHS831]

Cassius Sendish S from Kansas. He is very instinctive. Reads offenses very well. He had a strong first step and change of direction. He chooses great angles and he delivers a violent hit. He makes a receiver hurt, and his timing is near perfect when delivering the hit. His ability to blitz up the middle or off the corner is strong as well. Great closing speed and open field tackling. Coverage on speed receivers is lacking. Strong in zone coverage when reading the QB. I see him as a nickel or SS in the NFL. Can make an impact on special teams units for blocking punts and kick coverage immediately.

 

I believe he was overlooked because he jumped around from schools and ended up at Kansas which finished with a 3-8 record.

 

Some have him with a 6th round grade.

 

Read the write up on Sendish

 

 

Good find.  I had never heard of him.