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Senior Bowl

stirs

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I'm really intrigued by Pumphrey and Zay Jones! They both would add speed and big play ability to our backfield and slot positions respectfully!! 

OT has a couple of guys that have good measurables: Davenport and the Temple OT are 2 guys that would be developmental tackles we should look at.

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7 hours ago, stirs said:

http://gbnreport.com/senior-bowl-tuesday-2/

Odds and ends from yesterday

I have been on the Tanoh train for a while, the DE from Villanova. I have a gut feeling he is going to be good.

Have the DL Nascar package:

Extreme speed on the outside and tall mofos in the inside to control and bat balls down. 

SuperMario  - Butler- Tanoh - KK

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Two of my favorites for the slot and nickel have looked good.  Below is part of the Day 2 Riser write up. Source: http://draftanalyst.com/

Taywan Taylor/WR/Western Kentucky: Taylor was good on Tuesday but really stood out on Wednesday. He’s extremely smooth running routes and transitioning from catch to YAC and shows great focus and concentration at the catch point. His long arms and reach allow him to stay on his feet making catches both above his head and below his knees, and Taylor does a nice job fighting through contact and making contested catches.

Damontae Kazee/DB/San Diego State: Kazee isn’t big (5-10, 183) but he was strong in press coverage against Josh Reynolds (6-3, 187) and Fred Ross (6-1, 203) on Wednesday. He stays tight in coverage with receivers down the field and shows nice recovery speed to make up ground on opponents when they do separate. Kazee has very smooth ball skills as well and displayed playmaking ability in the secondary.

I saw good write ups for some other players mentioned in this thread (Zay Jones, Tarrell Basham, Deashon Hall, Jamaal Williams and Michael Roberts to name a few).

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On 1/24/2017 at 9:59 AM, top dawg said:

Not trying to steal all of David Newton's thunder, but here are some of the guys he thinks we'll be interested in. Click the link at the bottom for the others.

"Running back Jamaal Williams, BYU: He might get lost in a deep class of running backs on draft day, but in this game he has a chance to showcase his abilities. At 6-2 and 220 pounds, BYU’s all-time leading rusher appears to be the complete package as a runner, receiver and blocker. The latter is particularly important to the Panthers."

"Defensive end Keionta Davis, UT-Chattanooga: A small-school player with a big motor when it comes to pressuring the quarterback. At 6-4 and 270 pounds he has the size to be a 4-3 end, and his 10.5 sacks led the Southern Conference. He just needs to prove his worth against more big-time competition."

"Safety Nate Gerry, Nebraska: Built solid at 6-2, 220. That he was a two-time team captain might impress a Carolina staff looking for character players. He’s always around the ball, finishing first or second in tackles and interceptions for the Cornhuskers the past three seasons."

http://www.espn.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/24441/can-panthers-find-another-vernon-butler-james-bradberry-at-senior-bowl

There are some guys worth watching, and like Newton said, this is definitely in G-man's wheelhouse.

Thanks for this Dawg--UT Chattanooga has a pretty good OT as well.

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