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1) Malcom Brown – NT – Texas
Has the size, strength and athleticism to be a legitimate force on the interior line. Is an effective penetrater, would be an option that the staff would not have to rotate him out of the lineup on passing downs. Will push Cory Peters immediately for playing time and would be the full time starter at NT next season (or sooner).
"Consistency," Detroit defensive line coach Kris Kocurek, who attended Brown's pro day, said when asked what had stood out on film. "He put together a really consistent year this year from start to finish. That’s what you like to see when you’re evaluating. You like to see the consistency week after week. He put together a really consistent year. You can tell he’s a hard worker."
Alt picks – Todd Gurley – RB – Georgia
Only reason he'd be available at this spot IS the ACL.
Eric Kendricks – ILB – UCLA
Just my favorite player where the Cards are picking.
Cameron Erving – C – FSU
Great fit for the line.
2) Ameer Abdullah – RB – Nebraska
Has very good intangibles and this is a good spot to land a legitimate difference maker. Is explosive and can take it to the house. Needs to improve his ball security skills. But has everything you'd want in a back. Runs physical with excellent vision and moves. Excellent playing speed.
Abdullah posted a score of 142.5, which places him in the 95.6 percentile of NFL players. SPARQ is a formula that factors in each Combine/pro day test along with weight. Northern Iowa's David Johnson was second with a score of 139.7, placing him in the 93.1 percentile. Both were well ahead of their peers.
Alt picks – Breshad Perriman – WR – UCF
– Nate Orchard – OLB – Utah
– Michael Bennett – DT – Ohio St.
– Byron Jones – CB - Connecticut
3) Tyler Lockett – WR – Kansas St.
I saw him absolutely destroy some very good competition last season. He's everything you want in a slot reciever. Wes Welker clone, but even faster. Will also contribute on ST's.
Alt picks – Senquez Golson – CB – Ole Miss
-- Tre Jackson – G – Fla. St.
-- Ali Marpet – G – Hobart
4) Ronald Darby – CB – FSU
"He has a quick low pedal and a quick turn, He has the speed to stay with speed receivers all over the field and he can transition quickly and smoothly. In press coverage he has a good jam and very solid mirror skills. He is similar in zone, in that he consistently keeps good position and shows very good awareness. Darby's upside is that of a good No. 2 CB. "He needs to improve his ball skills and tackling but that shouldn’t be a problem".
5) Lyndon Trail – DE/OLB – Norfolk St.
6) Tyler Varga – FB/ST's - Yale
7) Andy Gallik – C – Boston College
7) Blake Sims – QB - Oklahoma
Has the size, strength and athleticism to be a legitimate force on the interior line. Is an effective penetrater, would be an option that the staff would not have to rotate him out of the lineup on passing downs. Will push Cory Peters immediately for playing time and would be the full time starter at NT next season (or sooner).
"Consistency," Detroit defensive line coach Kris Kocurek, who attended Brown's pro day, said when asked what had stood out on film. "He put together a really consistent year this year from start to finish. That’s what you like to see when you’re evaluating. You like to see the consistency week after week. He put together a really consistent year. You can tell he’s a hard worker."
Alt picks – Todd Gurley – RB – Georgia
Only reason he'd be available at this spot IS the ACL.
Eric Kendricks – ILB – UCLA
Just my favorite player where the Cards are picking.
Cameron Erving – C – FSU
Great fit for the line.
2) Ameer Abdullah – RB – Nebraska
Has very good intangibles and this is a good spot to land a legitimate difference maker. Is explosive and can take it to the house. Needs to improve his ball security skills. But has everything you'd want in a back. Runs physical with excellent vision and moves. Excellent playing speed.
Abdullah posted a score of 142.5, which places him in the 95.6 percentile of NFL players. SPARQ is a formula that factors in each Combine/pro day test along with weight. Northern Iowa's David Johnson was second with a score of 139.7, placing him in the 93.1 percentile. Both were well ahead of their peers.
Alt picks – Breshad Perriman – WR – UCF
– Nate Orchard – OLB – Utah
– Michael Bennett – DT – Ohio St.
– Byron Jones – CB - Connecticut
3) Tyler Lockett – WR – Kansas St.
I saw him absolutely destroy some very good competition last season. He's everything you want in a slot reciever. Wes Welker clone, but even faster. Will also contribute on ST's.
Alt picks – Senquez Golson – CB – Ole Miss
-- Tre Jackson – G – Fla. St.
-- Ali Marpet – G – Hobart
4) Ronald Darby – CB – FSU
"He has a quick low pedal and a quick turn, He has the speed to stay with speed receivers all over the field and he can transition quickly and smoothly. In press coverage he has a good jam and very solid mirror skills. He is similar in zone, in that he consistently keeps good position and shows very good awareness. Darby's upside is that of a good No. 2 CB. "He needs to improve his ball skills and tackling but that shouldn’t be a problem".
5) Lyndon Trail – DE/OLB – Norfolk St.
6) Tyler Varga – FB/ST's - Yale
7) Andy Gallik – C – Boston College
7) Blake Sims – QB - Oklahoma
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