Best available for tomorrow...

[WildBB]

There's a bit of a sleeper I would throw in the mix:

Sio Moore, LB, Connecticut.

Can play inside and out...is a sneaky good pass rusher.

Good in coverage too, which would allow the Cardinals to use him in D-Wash's spot until he returns...then possibly switch Moore to ROLB.

I likey what I Sio. Good overall game. Not a great penetrator though. Average.

 

[WildBB]

I have a sneeking feeling that the Cards will move down 4-8 spots as some club will panic and give us their 2nd and 3rd.

I'm really hoping that is the case. We'll still wind up with one of our top players on our board. We Could really use that extra 3rd!

Then go TE, & S in the 3rd.

 

[gmabel830]

There's a bit of a sleeper I would throw in the mix:

Sio Moore, LB, Connecticut.

Can play inside and out...is a sneaky good pass rusher.

Good in coverage too, which would allow the Cardinals to use him in D-Wash's spot until he returns...then possibly switch Moore to ROLB.

Why not, it's not like we have any kind of recent history reaching for a LB from UCONN or anything, right?

 

[kerouac9]

My top 6

Cornellius Carradine - OLB
Demontre Moore - OLB
Alex Okafer - OLB
Arthur Brown - OLB
Zach Ertz - TE
Jonathan Cyprien - S

Tell me more about why you project Carradine to OLB. I know you've compared him to Aldon Smith, but Carradine weighed 14 lbs more at the Combine than Aldon Smith did coming out of Mizzou.

Huh. The Seminoles website lists Carradine at 263, which is what Smith weighed in at the Combine, but Athletic Department numbers are notoriously unreliable. Also, is he going to be available for training camp? He tore his ACL in November. I wonder if the Cards wouldn't prefer an immediate contributor if they're going to say at 38.

Would be an intriguing option if they want to trade down, though.

OT -- Is it just me, or are there a ton of JUCO transfers in this draft class? It think that's one reason that it's an exceptionally difficult scout.