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That's going to push him up a half-round or so in this draft--the RB group just isn't eye-popping when it comes to speed or athleticism. There's some darn, darn good runners though.

On it.

Andre Dillard with a 1.69 10-yard split; he's officially going to be the first tackle off the board

He ran a 1.70 10-yard split in his 40...very, very impressive

Maybe a bit low, but not concerning

Reminds me a bit of Chris Samuels.

I'd love to see where those top 3 guys end up in the 3-cone. I'd previously said that McCoy was behind Bradbury at center, and that I thought both Risner and Jonah could pass him as centers as well, but if he shows more athletic than I thought, I may have to revisit that idea.

That's been my comparison too

23 reps

Yep

Not explicitly, but I've noticed that McDermott has preferred longer-limbed, bigger-bodied types at LDE. I don't think he's legalistic about that though

Agreed. I'm all for filling every need possible in FA and letting the draft come to them. Picking at 9, you're almost forced into taking a DL guy this year.

Their best bet for a trade partner would be a team like New Orleans or NE, where they are going for it all this year and can afford to let Rosen sit a year

I doubt you're getting a 1 for Rosen at this point; it's just not a strong endorsement that teams weren't in a hurry to get him last year, and the GM that drafted him is already looking to move on from him. I also don't see the Giants, who could've had Rosen, but instead took a RB at #2 overall, giving up the #6 overall pick this year--a pick where they will very likely have their choice of the 2nd QB off the board.

He was fine as a Jack, but he also showed well as a down lineman for Miss St. He's got crazy long arms and HUGE mitts, and his 3-cone was outstanding at 271 lbs, so I think he'd be just fine with his hand in the dirt.

David Montgomery is my guy. I think he's going to be a very solid RB.

That seals it: the Eagles are trading Kelce and/or Peters. Buffalo should be all over Kelce for a mid-round pick. Oh, and we should definitely be looking at Preston Smith.

Cody Ford is a guard IMO. He moves much better working toward the center than away.

I think he goes top 20.

Not to worry. Between Q. Williams, E. Oliver, C. Wilkins, and J. Simmons, one of them will be there at 9, and all have the potential to be utter wrecking balls on the interior.

He was a round 3 guy all day. And Elandon Roberts was a round 4 guy...but what do you and I know?

Philly tried to land him last year

Ok, now that I'm done being immature... I think Harry is a great fit for Allen. He is physical after the catch and finds ways to create enough separation...and, of course, has the best ball skills in the class. I see him as a perfect fit for what Allen needs at this stage of his career, even if he's not among the most talented or well-rounded guys. Right now, I have him somewhere around 40-65 on my board, so he's squarely a day 2 guy for me.

DK may have better timed speed, but I don't really think his short-area quickness or ability to get vertical are much different than Harry. I'm not arguing whether he's a better athlete--DK might be the best pure athlete in the draft. I just don't see a better football player than Harry (who I just picked as an example).

Tyree winning the #handsize game: Charles Robinson‏Verified account @CharlesRobinson 19s20 seconds ago More #NFLCombine key measurements thread… 143. #Buffalo QB Tyree Jackson Height: 6-7 Weight: 249 Hand: 10 2/8 Arm: 34 2/8 Wingspan: 83 6/8 When I think about DK and Allen, I keep coming back to this: what does DK give Allen that N'Keal Harry--who you can probably get early on day 2--doesn't?