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  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,561 Swaye's Wigwam
    edited December 2018
    Bread said:

    backthepack said:

    Rapp had elite short area quickness. If he can run a 4.4/4.5 he’ll be a late R1 early 2 guy

    That's great but there are several 6'3 guys that run a 4.5 and are also 6'3. The only teams that would draft a safety in the first round need a big guy to contest downfield throws to big receivers and short area quickness doesn't make up for a 3" height distance there.
    There really aren’t a bunch of 6’3” safeties. Who are these guys? Rapp is fine. He can play either safety spot.
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  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,561 Swaye's Wigwam
    edited December 2018
    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    1st - Murphy
    2nd - Rapp
    2nd - McGary
    4th - Gaskin
    4th - Miller
    5th - Gaines
    6th - Sample
    6th - Johnson

    BBK - God - it's so hard to know because I don't really understand where he'd play in the NFL. I'm going to guess he will be 6-0, 220ish. If he can run a 4.1 or so shuttle and a 4.6 or so 40 he could get as high as the 3rd round. If he doesn't run or jump well, he could fall.


    Browning will head straight to the Sac State as a GA.


    I think BBK will run well. Didn’t they have some article about mph and him ranking high? He can run. That’s always been his strength.

    There are a lot of undersized LB’s in the NFL. You guys don’t pay attention. You have to be a freak athlete to be a 245-260 pound LB in today’s pass happy NFL. Those days are over. Levon Kirkland would get exposed so fucking fast today.

    3rd to 5th round for BBK.
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  • FireCohen
    FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823
    RoadDawg55 said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    1st - Murphy
    2nd - Rapp
    2nd - McGary
    4th - Gaskin
    4th - Miller
    5th - Gaines
    6th - Sample
    6th - Johnson

    BBK - God - it's so hard to know because I don't really understand where he'd play in the NFL. I'm going to guess he will be 6-0, 220ish. If he can run a 4.1 or so shuttle and a 4.6 or so 40 he could get as high as the 3rd round. If he doesn't run or jump well, he could fall.


    Browning will head straight to the Sac State as a GA.


    I think BBK will run well. Didn’t they have some article about mph and him ranking high? He can run. That’s always been his strength.

    There are a lot of undersized LB’s in the NFL. You guys don’t pay attention. You have to be a freak athlete to be a 245-260 pound LB in today’s pass happy NFL. Those days are over. Levon Kirkland would get exposed so fucking fast today.

    3rd to 5th round for BBK.
    At least you consistent in your love for BBK, agree I think he will 4-6th round
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  • Bread
    Bread Member Posts: 4,109
    RoadDawg55 said:

    Bread said:

    backthepack said:

    Rapp had elite short area quickness. If he can run a 4.4/4.5 he’ll be a late R1 early 2 guy

    That's great but there are several 6'3 guys that run a 4.5 and are also 6'3. The only teams that would draft a safety in the first round need a big guy to contest downfield throws to big receivers and short area quickness doesn't make up for a 3" height distance there.
    There really aren’t a bunch of 6’3” safeties. Who are these guys? Rapp is fine. He can play either safety spot.
    Deionte Thompson, Isaiah Simmons, Marvell Tell, Chase Hansen, Jordan Fuller, Will Harris, Marquise Blair, Chris Johnson.

    There are plenty this year and None Next year. NFL teams know this. Rapp probably wont get drafted behind all of them. But not very many teams are going to be drafting a safety in the first rounds and the first three guys aren't going to be that far behind rapp in the combine. So unless someone takes a chance on him primarily as nickleback its unlikely he goes early.
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  • NorwegianHusky
    NorwegianHusky Member Posts: 3,426
    Bread said:

    RoadDawg55 said:

    Bread said:

    backthepack said:

    Rapp had elite short area quickness. If he can run a 4.4/4.5 he’ll be a late R1 early 2 guy

    That's great but there are several 6'3 guys that run a 4.5 and are also 6'3. The only teams that would draft a safety in the first round need a big guy to contest downfield throws to big receivers and short area quickness doesn't make up for a 3" height distance there.
    There really aren’t a bunch of 6’3” safeties. Who are these guys? Rapp is fine. He can play either safety spot.
    Deionte Thompson, Isaiah Simmons, Marvell Tell, Chase Hansen, Jordan Fuller, Will Harris, Marquise Blair, Chris Johnson.

    There are plenty this year and None Next year. NFL teams know this. Rapp probably wont get drafted behind all of them. But not very many teams are going to be drafting a safety in the first rounds and the first three guys aren't going to be that far behind rapp in the combine. So unless someone takes a chance on him primarily as nickleback its unlikely he goes early.
    Literally none of those guys are 6'3". Tell sucks, Harris is meh, Hansen and Simmons are linebackers. Out of those you mentioned only Thompson and Simmons are potential first round picks. Thompson is a free safety only, Simmons is a WLB. Rapp is a box safety or combo safety, or big nickel. I don't think Rapp's draft value is any higher than Budda's, but the NFL undervalued Budda. Rapp plays a similar role but is bigger.
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  • FireCohen
    FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823
    edited December 2018
    NorwegianHusky said:

    Bread said:

    RoadDawg55 said:

    Bread said:

    backthepack said:

    Rapp had elite short area quickness. If he can run a 4.4/4.5 he’ll be a late R1 early 2 guy

    That's great but there are several 6'3 guys that run a 4.5 and are also 6'3. The only teams that would draft a safety in the first round need a big guy to contest downfield throws to big receivers and short area quickness doesn't make up for a 3" height distance there.
    There really aren’t a bunch of 6’3” safeties. Who are these guys? Rapp is fine. He can play either safety spot.
    Deionte Thompson, Isaiah Simmons, Marvell Tell, Chase Hansen, Jordan Fuller, Will Harris, Marquise Blair, Chris Johnson.

    There are plenty this year and None Next year. NFL teams know this. Rapp probably wont get drafted behind all of them. But not very many teams are going to be drafting a safety in the first rounds and the first three guys aren't going to be that far behind rapp in the combine. So unless someone takes a chance on him primarily as nickleback its unlikely he goes early.
    Literally none of those guys are 6'3". Tell sucks, Harris is meh, Hansen and Simmons are linebackers. Out of those you mentioned only Thompson and Simmons are potential first round picks. Thompson is a free safety only, Simmons is a WLB. Rapp is a box safety or combo safety, or big nickel. I don't think Rapp's draft value is any higher than Budda's, but the NFL undervalued Budda. Rapp plays a similar role but is bigger.
    Budda had smotther hips
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  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,561 Swaye's Wigwam
    WeakarmCobra said:

    NorwegianHusky said:

    Bread said:

    RoadDawg55 said:

    Bread said:

    backthepack said:

    Rapp had elite short area quickness. If he can run a 4.4/4.5 he’ll be a late R1 early 2 guy

    That's great but there are several 6'3 guys that run a 4.5 and are also 6'3. The only teams that would draft a safety in the first round need a big guy to contest downfield throws to big receivers and short area quickness doesn't make up for a 3" height distance there.
    There really aren’t a bunch of 6’3” safeties. Who are these guys? Rapp is fine. He can play either safety spot.
    Deionte Thompson, Isaiah Simmons, Marvell Tell, Chase Hansen, Jordan Fuller, Will Harris, Marquise Blair, Chris Johnson.

    There are plenty this year and None Next year. NFL teams know this. Rapp probably wont get drafted behind all of them. But not very many teams are going to be drafting a safety in the first rounds and the first three guys aren't going to be that far behind rapp in the combine. So unless someone takes a chance on him primarily as nickleback its unlikely he goes early.
    Literally none of those guys are 6'3". Tell sucks, Harris is meh, Hansen and Simmons are linebackers. Out of those you mentioned only Thompson and Simmons are potential first round picks. Thompson is a free safety only, Simmons is a WLB. Rapp is a box safety or combo safety, or big nickel. I don't think Rapp's draft value is any higher than Budda's, but the NFL undervalued Budda. Rapp plays a similar role but is bigger.
    Budda had smotther hips
    Rapp has better hands. Love Budda but he always looked like a retard catching the ball.
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  • Houhusky
    Houhusky Member Posts: 5,537
    edited December 2018
    RoadDawg55 said:

    WeakarmCobra said:

    NorwegianHusky said:

    Bread said:

    RoadDawg55 said:

    Bread said:

    backthepack said:

    Rapp had elite short area quickness. If he can run a 4.4/4.5 he’ll be a late R1 early 2 guy

    That's great but there are several 6'3 guys that run a 4.5 and are also 6'3. The only teams that would draft a safety in the first round need a big guy to contest downfield throws to big receivers and short area quickness doesn't make up for a 3" height distance there.
    There really aren’t a bunch of 6’3” safeties. Who are these guys? Rapp is fine. He can play either safety spot.
    Deionte Thompson, Isaiah Simmons, Marvell Tell, Chase Hansen, Jordan Fuller, Will Harris, Marquise Blair, Chris Johnson.

    There are plenty this year and None Next year. NFL teams know this. Rapp probably wont get drafted behind all of them. But not very many teams are going to be drafting a safety in the first rounds and the first three guys aren't going to be that far behind rapp in the combine. So unless someone takes a chance on him primarily as nickleback its unlikely he goes early.
    Literally none of those guys are 6'3". Tell sucks, Harris is meh, Hansen and Simmons are linebackers. Out of those you mentioned only Thompson and Simmons are potential first round picks. Thompson is a free safety only, Simmons is a WLB. Rapp is a box safety or combo safety, or big nickel. I don't think Rapp's draft value is any higher than Budda's, but the NFL undervalued Budda. Rapp plays a similar role but is bigger.
    Budda had smotther hips
    Rapp has better hands. Love Budda but he always looked like a retard catching the ball.
    True, Rapp eyes would have at least two more INTs if it weren’t for JoJo trying to kill him this year

    IMO budda is much better in slot and shallow coverage still though.
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  • whlinder
    whlinder Member Posts: 5,419
    I’ve seen McGary in a first round mock (along with Rapp and Murphy of course).

    I may or may not have sent his Never Beaten Bitch! #EMFA video to an NFL O Line coach.
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  • dawgs206
    dawgs206 Member Posts: 482
    If Nyheim Hines and Mark Walton can be early to mid 4th rounders in a loaded RB draft class (last year), I’m hoping Gaskin can sneak into the 3rd. Top to bottom this is a much weaker class than the last few years. If he has a good combine and his hands and frame are a little bigger than what is speculated he’s got a chance at late 3rd, but for this excersice I’ll say 4th.

    1st - Murphy
    2nd - Rapp
    2nd - McGary
    4th - Gaskin
    4th - Miller - he’ll test well
    5th - Gaines
    5th - BBK - love the guy, but he won’t be a first rounder lol
    Johnson - 6th
    Sample - 7th


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