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Player Bio: D’Andre Walker prepped at Langston Hughes High in Fairburn, GA, where he was a Rivals and Scout top 100 recruits. As a senior in high school, he posted an astonishing number with 102 tackles (29 tackles for loss) and 23.5 sacks. He led his team to a 9-2 record and the Class AAAAAA playoffs. Walker would be named to a multitude of honors and all-star teams such as the Parade Magazine All-America Honorable Mention, 2014 U.S. Army All-American, member of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution 2014 Class AAAAAA All-State Team, named to the Georgia Sports Writers Association All-State Class AAAAAA First Team Defense, PrepStar Magazine four-star prospect, #236 overall player in the PrepStar 300 All-American, Rivals.com four-star prospect, #85 player nationally, #5 WDE nationally, #19 player in Georgia, Scout.com four-star prospect, #79 player nationally, #7 OLB nationally, #1 in the South, DawgPost #8 ranked player in Georgia, 247sports.com four-star prospect, #165 overall player in the country, #10 WDE nationally, and the #13 player in Georgia. Walker received an abundance of scholarship offers from major programs but he elected to attend the University of Georgia to stay close to home. d'andre walker |
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 | trey pipkins |
Player Bio: Trey Pipkins played his high school football at Apple Valley High School in Minnesota, in the Twin Cities area. A two-year starter in high school, he made his way to South Dakota to play college ball at the University of Sioux Falls. In 2017 he allowed just one sack while manning the all-important left tackle positions for the Cougars and was named second-team all-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. He was even better as a senior in 2018, when he was named to the first Team All-Division II All America Team and finished third in the voting for the Gene Upshaw Award for the top lineman in Division II. Anytime a college lineman is mentioned in the same sentence as legendary Raiders lineman Gene Upshaw, that is a very good thing.
trey pipkins
Offensive lineman
SCHOOL: sioux falls | CONFERENCE: nSIC
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-6/ 309 ARMS:33 7/8" HANDS: 9 5/8” 40: 5.25
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
16 | 5.12 | 33 1/2” | 114” | 7.61 | 4.70 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#78 Trey Pipkins highlights
Strengths: Athletic, long-limbed player who could bulk up without sacrificing much athleticism. Smart player who will do his job and not create problems in the locker room or off the field. High-motor guy who plays hard on every play until the whistle blows. Decent lateral quickness. Strong hands which he uses to sustain blocks. Good quickness gets into his set for pass blocking quickly.
Weaknesses: Didn't face top opponents in college, and some scouts feel he was able to cruise on size and athleticism rather than technique. Didn't play in a pro-style passing offense or against sophisticated NFL defenses. Will a guy who played college ball in Division Two be overwhelmed by the bright lights of the NFL? Probably more of a "project" than a "plug and play" guy
Draft Grade: 5.51
Draft Projection: 4th-5th Round
Does He Fit?: If the Rams are willing to exercise some patience with his development, sure. The upside to a talented player from a small school--and Pipkins is talented--is that he can be trained in the system and developed the way the coaching staff wants him to be. This isn't a star player from a "football factory" school and that isn't all bad
NFL Comparison: Laurent-Davernay Tardif
Weaknesses: Didn't face top opponents in college, and some scouts feel he was able to cruise on size and athleticism rather than technique. Didn't play in a pro-style passing offense or against sophisticated NFL defenses. Will a guy who played college ball in Division Two be overwhelmed by the bright lights of the NFL? Probably more of a "project" than a "plug and play" guy
Draft Grade: 5.51
Draft Projection: 4th-5th Round
Does He Fit?: If the Rams are willing to exercise some patience with his development, sure. The upside to a talented player from a small school--and Pipkins is talented--is that he can be trained in the system and developed the way the coaching staff wants him to be. This isn't a star player from a "football factory" school and that isn't all bad
NFL Comparison: Laurent-Davernay Tardif
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Manu Harari
Player Bio: Coming as a five-star recruit from Montgomery Carver High School, Wilson was recruited by several SEC schools, ultimately choosing the Crimson Tide to play for, where he was a key player for Alabama in helping them reach three of their four straight National Championship game appearances. Mack started off his college career red hot, playing in al 15 games on special teams, defense and briefly as a running back. As a Freshman on a defense that already consisted of current NFL Players today, such as Reuben Foster, Minkah Fitzpatrick, Marlon Humphrey, and Eddie Jackson, garnered eight totals tackles (five solo), one fumble recovery and one catch for a one-yard touchdown. By his sophomore season, Wilson had a bigger role, starting two of 12 games and missing two games because of a foot injury; despite not being a current starter, Mack hacked his way into being a contributor for the team, recording 40 total tackles (21 solos), two passes defended, and leading the team in interceptions with four, and adding a touchdown. He played arguably his best game of the season when it counted the most, vs Georgia in the National Championship Game, recording 12 tackles (seven solos) and two of his season total 2 1/2 tackles for loss in the game. Wilson carved himself a role on the team for what it was going to be his last college season by himself, having career high with 71 tackles ( five for loss), one sack, seven passes defended, while adding two interceptions to his already great season, earning him a spot as all 2nd team All-SEC.
 | Mack Wilson |
Mack Wilson
Line-backer
SCHOOL: ALABAMA | CONFERENCE: SEC
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'1" / 240 lbs ARMS: 32 3/8" HAND 9 1/4” 40: 4.72
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | 32" | 117" | N/A | N/A | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
N/A | 4.75 | 32" | 117" | N/A | N/A | N/A
Game Film
#30 Mack Wilson vs. Georgia (2018) SEC Championship
Strengths:
-Run anticipator
-Good pursuit
-Plays with edge
-Good with his eyes, can read off blockers.
-Has de on-ball skills to cover tight ends and running backs
-Special teams ace.
Weaknesses:
-Double thinking between the gaps
-Low amount of sacks (one) and tackles for loss (7.5) in his career
-Needs to close the running gaps faster.
-When locked in a block, he has trouble disengaging.
Draft Grade: 5.90
Draft Projection: 2nd Round
Does He Fit?: YES, Mack Wilson has the finesse of being a leader of a powerhouse like Alabama, he has battled in the big leagues to earn his spot, which speaks well for his work ethics, a nice clean player with no off the field problems that want to get the extra work done to get better. Twitchy and fast off breaks, nice hips fluidity and ball coverage skills.
NFL Comparison: Jason Brown (Titans)
-Run anticipator
-Good pursuit
-Plays with edge
-Good with his eyes, can read off blockers.
-Has de on-ball skills to cover tight ends and running backs
-Special teams ace.
Weaknesses:
-Double thinking between the gaps
-Low amount of sacks (one) and tackles for loss (7.5) in his career
-Needs to close the running gaps faster.
-When locked in a block, he has trouble disengaging.
Draft Grade: 5.90
Draft Projection: 2nd Round
Does He Fit?: YES, Mack Wilson has the finesse of being a leader of a powerhouse like Alabama, he has battled in the big leagues to earn his spot, which speaks well for his work ethics, a nice clean player with no off the field problems that want to get the extra work done to get better. Twitchy and fast off breaks, nice hips fluidity and ball coverage skills.
NFL Comparison: Jason Brown (Titans)
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 | BEAU BENZSCHAWEL |
Player Bio: Beau Benzschawel prepped at Grafton High School in Grafton, WI, and was named All-State as a tight end and defensive end. He was named All-North Shore Conference made 60 tackles (12 tackles for loss), and 5 1/2 his senior year. In addition, he caught 13 balls for 203 yards and three touchdowns. He earned a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin but red-shirted his freshman. He would switch to offensive guard his red-shirt freshman year. He would become a starter and started eight games his redshirt freshman year. Benzschawel was a very durable player at Wisconsin as he started 49 consecutive games, including 43 straight at right guard from 2015-2018. His senior class went 42-12 and including a 27-8 record in the Big Ten. His senior class would go undefeated in bowl games with a 4-0 record. Benzschawel family has a long history with the University of Wisconsin and playing football. His father played football at Wisconsin from 1983-1987, uncle Eric Benzschawel, played from 1988-1992, and his brother Luke is currently a tight end
Accolades
2018 Consensus All-America First-Team
2018 All AFCA First-Team
2018 AP First-Team
2018 Walter Camp First-Team
2018 CBS Sports First-Team,
2018 College Football News First-Team
2018 ESPN First-Team
2018 Sports Illustrated First-Team
2018 All-Big Ten First-Team
2018 All-America Second-Team
2018 Sporting News Second-Team
2017 Sports Illustrated All-America First-team
2017 AP All-America Third-Team
2017 All-Big Ten First-Team
2016 All-Big Ten Second-Team
2016 Media All-Big Ten third-team
Accolades
2018 Consensus All-America First-Team
2018 All AFCA First-Team
2018 AP First-Team
2018 Walter Camp First-Team
2018 CBS Sports First-Team,
2018 College Football News First-Team
2018 ESPN First-Team
2018 Sports Illustrated First-Team
2018 All-Big Ten First-Team
2018 All-America Second-Team
2018 Sporting News Second-Team
2017 Sports Illustrated All-America First-team
2017 AP All-America Third-Team
2017 All-Big Ten First-Team
2016 All-Big Ten Second-Team
2016 Media All-Big Ten third-team
BEAU BENZSCHAWEL
GUARD
SCHOOL: WISCONSIN | CONFERENCE: BIG TEN
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-6 / 309 LBS ARMS:33 3/8" HANDS: 9 5/8” pROJECTED 40: 5.33
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
20 | 5.24 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | 25 1/2" | 96" | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#66 beau benzschawel vs. Iowa (2018)
Strengths: Ability to pull outside and with trap-blocking designs, that allows to display athleticism in the run game. Very durable and continues that same athleticism throughout the game. impressive ability to deceive the defender on screenplays allowing them with a clear path to the quarterback before releasing and setting up blocks down the field. Great control of his body and the ability to shed off pass rushers. Plays to the whistle and from great body control, seldom are not on the ground. Has a great vision on the field, in pass protection, constantly scanning the space around the pocket.
Weaknesses: At the next level strength will oppose an issue, necessary to bulk up and get stronger. If not, will only be an average lineman who can't clear out on short yardage. Need to work on setting anchor as is susceptible to spin moves. Tends to stay too tall in pass protection as defenders can dip underneath and decrease his power. Need to work on position feet against the defenders to avoid that issue. Need to gets out faster to the defenders as stunts and hard chops will beat him to the pocket.
Draft Grade: 5.53
Draft Projection: 3rd - 5th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, when the Rams drafted Rob Havenstein, perhaps had the same issues that Benzschawel posses coming into the draft. However, Havenstein under the tutelage of line coach Aaron Kromer, has turned into one of the higher echelon of offensive tackles today. The unbelievably conditioning and strength that has turned Havenstein into a mauler will optimistically do the same for Benzschawel.
NFL Comparison: Alex Boone
Weaknesses: At the next level strength will oppose an issue, necessary to bulk up and get stronger. If not, will only be an average lineman who can't clear out on short yardage. Need to work on setting anchor as is susceptible to spin moves. Tends to stay too tall in pass protection as defenders can dip underneath and decrease his power. Need to work on position feet against the defenders to avoid that issue. Need to gets out faster to the defenders as stunts and hard chops will beat him to the pocket.
Draft Grade: 5.53
Draft Projection: 3rd - 5th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, when the Rams drafted Rob Havenstein, perhaps had the same issues that Benzschawel posses coming into the draft. However, Havenstein under the tutelage of line coach Aaron Kromer, has turned into one of the higher echelon of offensive tackles today. The unbelievably conditioning and strength that has turned Havenstein into a mauler will optimistically do the same for Benzschawel.
NFL Comparison: Alex Boone
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 | Michael jackson |
Player Bio: Michael Jackson Sr prepped at Spain Park High School in Birmingham, AL where he was rated as the number cornerback in the State of Alabama. Jackson was selected to play in the All-Star game with the states of Alabama vs Mississippi. Jackson would lead all tacklers with 12 tackles in the game. Jackson set his reputation in the State of Alabama as one of the states most premier defenders and spurn the University of Alabama. He signed his intent to attend University Miami over Minnesota, Cincinnati, and Nebraska. Even from the state of Alabama, neither Auburn or Alabama offered Jackson a scholarship. He would receive an offer from Clemson at the last moment but stayed with Miami. Jackson’s ability to finish a receiver’s route, track the ball in the air and ultimately create a turnover or incomplete were just a few of his admirable qualities. That type of ability showed during the years he was on the field wearing the "Turnover Chain."
Accolades
2018 ALL-ACC HONORABLE MENTION
2017 ALL-ACC SECOND TEAM
Accolades
2018 ALL-ACC HONORABLE MENTION
2017 ALL-ACC SECOND TEAM
michael jackson
cornerback
SCHOOL: miami | CONFERENCE: acc
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-1 / 210 lbs ARMS:32 1/2" HANDS: 9 3/4” 40: 4.75
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
13 | 4.45 | 40 1/2" | 130" | 7.12 | 4.12 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#28 Michael jackson vs Syracuse (2017)
Strengths: Very talented and a around great athlete. Ability to cover any sized receiver with any type of routes including crossing routes and the ability to close on the ball. Very physical, has good fluid hips, and the ability to come out the break. Excellent speed, and cover well in both and man coverages. Very aggressive tackler and plays with top speed.
Weaknesses: Tends to get lost in coverages when suppose to be in zone is in man, blowing the coverages. Tends to overpusues the action and leaving others out to dry.
Draft Grade: 5.45
Draft Projection: 6th Round
Does He Fit? Yes, has the great size and strength that is expected from the press coverage corner Wade Phillips expect. Ability to break on the ball on shallow crossing routes can turn him into good slot corner.
NFL Comparison: Siran Neal
Weaknesses: Tends to get lost in coverages when suppose to be in zone is in man, blowing the coverages. Tends to overpusues the action and leaving others out to dry.
Draft Grade: 5.45
Draft Projection: 6th Round
Does He Fit? Yes, has the great size and strength that is expected from the press coverage corner Wade Phillips expect. Ability to break on the ball on shallow crossing routes can turn him into good slot corner.
NFL Comparison: Siran Neal
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 | Tyree Jackson |
Player Bio: Jackson started four seasons as a quarterback at Mona Shores High School; he finished fifth in Michigan history, both in passing yards and touchdowns; he earned first team all-state in his senior season, before leaving to the Buffalo Bulls.
With the Bulls, Tyree redshirted his first season, but by his second, started nine out of 10 games, throwing for, 1,772 yards with a one-one TD-INT ratio (nine) and a 53% of completions, on the ground, where he is also a threat, Jackson ran for 399 yards and four touchdowns in 99 attempts, showing his dual-threat ability. In his sophomore season, he started eight games (missed four due to a knee injury) and improved a lot from his first year as a starter, throwing for 2,096 yards and 12 touchdowns by only three interceptions) 60% completion rate), and adding 197 yards on the ground with four touchdowns in 47 attempts. With a good return for his junior season in 2018, Jackson started all 14 games, and threw for 3,131 yards, 28 scores and just 12 interceptions (55% completion rate) and ran for 161 yards and seven touchdowns in 55 carries, earning the MAC Offensive Player of the Year award. Jackson planned to transfer as a graduate for the 2019 season, however, after thinking it well thru the offseason, he decided to enter the 2019 NFL Draft, instead of playing another year of college football.
With the Bulls, Tyree redshirted his first season, but by his second, started nine out of 10 games, throwing for, 1,772 yards with a one-one TD-INT ratio (nine) and a 53% of completions, on the ground, where he is also a threat, Jackson ran for 399 yards and four touchdowns in 99 attempts, showing his dual-threat ability. In his sophomore season, he started eight games (missed four due to a knee injury) and improved a lot from his first year as a starter, throwing for 2,096 yards and 12 touchdowns by only three interceptions) 60% completion rate), and adding 197 yards on the ground with four touchdowns in 47 attempts. With a good return for his junior season in 2018, Jackson started all 14 games, and threw for 3,131 yards, 28 scores and just 12 interceptions (55% completion rate) and ran for 161 yards and seven touchdowns in 55 carries, earning the MAC Offensive Player of the Year award. Jackson planned to transfer as a graduate for the 2019 season, however, after thinking it well thru the offseason, he decided to enter the 2019 NFL Draft, instead of playing another year of college football.
Tyree Jackson
Quarterback
SCHOOL: Buffalo | CONFERENCE: MAC
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'7" / 249 lbs ARMS: 34 1/4" HANDS: 10 1/4” 40: 4.65
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | 4.59 | 34. 1/2" | 120" | 7.09 | 4.28 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
Game Film
#5 Tyree Jackson vs. Temple (2018)
Strengths:
-Big hands and tall frame that might lure some teams.
-Good, big arm. Can sling it deep.
-Showed velocity and anticipation in his throws.
-Double threat QB that can make damage on the ground.
-Good progression reading.
-Great mobility to stretch plays.
-Can throw off-balance when needed.
Weaknesses:
-Low accuracy.
-Footwork non-existent.
-Lack of touch on deep balls.
-When pressured, he prefers to throw a 50-50 throw, rather than take the sack.
-When coverage is tight, he struggles to make his reads
Draft Grade: 5.29
Draft Projection: 4th --5th (should go 5-7)
Does He Fit?: YES: Jared Goff under control for the next two years, (hopefully longer) the Rams are in no need to add a starting quarterback. McVay can draft a guy who has a big arm and some desirable traits for developmental QB's; he has all the physical tools that coach love, but he needs to work in his accuracy and pocket footwork if he wants to ever start a game in the NFL. His size and running ability will get him some suitors sooner rather than later. With the right coaching staff (McVay) he could be ready to take the league by surprise in a couple of years.
NFL Comparison: Josh Allen
-Big hands and tall frame that might lure some teams.
-Good, big arm. Can sling it deep.
-Showed velocity and anticipation in his throws.
-Double threat QB that can make damage on the ground.
-Good progression reading.
-Great mobility to stretch plays.
-Can throw off-balance when needed.
Weaknesses:
-Low accuracy.
-Footwork non-existent.
-Lack of touch on deep balls.
-When pressured, he prefers to throw a 50-50 throw, rather than take the sack.
-When coverage is tight, he struggles to make his reads
Draft Grade: 5.29
Draft Projection: 4th --5th (should go 5-7)
Does He Fit?: YES: Jared Goff under control for the next two years, (hopefully longer) the Rams are in no need to add a starting quarterback. McVay can draft a guy who has a big arm and some desirable traits for developmental QB's; he has all the physical tools that coach love, but he needs to work in his accuracy and pocket footwork if he wants to ever start a game in the NFL. His size and running ability will get him some suitors sooner rather than later. With the right coaching staff (McVay) he could be ready to take the league by surprise in a couple of years.
NFL Comparison: Josh Allen
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Ed "Pi Double i" Henderson
 | vosean joseph |
Player Bio: Vosean Joseph prepped at Norland High School in Miami, Florida. He was one of the top linebacking prospect and top 100 high school players on Rival list out the state of Florida. His senior year, he recorded 97 tackles, seven sacks, and five forced fumbles before missing the final two games of the season. Joseph received scholarship offers from Maryland, Pittsburgh, Oregon State, and Miami. However, during his junior year, he gave Florida a verbal and upholding his promise by signing with them the following year. He was named to Florida's 2015 All-State 6A First Team, and also played on the 2016 U.S. Under-19 National Team in the International Bowl against Canada at AT&T Stadium in Texas. Throughout Joseph's Floriday's playing career, he made 161 tackles (14 tackles for loss), four sacks, eight pass deflections, one forced fumble, and one recovered fumble. Joseph would declare for the 2019 NFL Draft despite the injury-plagued career.
vosean joseph
line backer
SCHOOL: florida | CONFERENCE: sec
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-1 / 230 LBS ARMS:31 3/8" HANDS: 9 5/8” PROJECTED 40: 4.53
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | n/a | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
14 | N/A | 28" | 96" | 7.64 | 4.75 | N/A
game film
#11 vosean joseph vs. lsu (2018)
Strengths: Has the excellent ability to become passive when diagnosing and reacting to the play. Has an urgent explosion as a speed rusher while exploding through the run gaps as a blitzer. Has very active hands to free himself from the more significant blockers even with swipes and chops.
Plays fast on the field with above-average lateral agility and to settle down on backs that cutback against the grade. He plays with a lot of aggression and intensity on the field. He has an effective sideline-to-sideline range and tremendous closing speed. Has excellent ability to keep the play in front of him to make the play on the carrier. High awareness as a pass defender, the tremendous upside for the linebacker.
Weaknesses: Needs to bulk up his body, the thin built frame can use more weight and body mass. Will get mauled by the massive lineman ascending into the second level. Despite diagnosing plays well, will shoot through the wrong gap allowing significant gains. Tends to go for the kill hit oppose to wrapping up. Will bite on play action plays, becoming a liability in man coverage. Potentially can be moved from linebacker to the strong safety position.
Draft Grade: 5.50
Draft Projection: 2nd - 3rd Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, still looking for the inside presence at linebacker, is athletic prospect with an above average initial burst that enables him to close on ball-carriers rather easily. If he can put on more bulk, can become a force to reckon with on the field.
NFL Comparison: Jordan Hicks
Plays fast on the field with above-average lateral agility and to settle down on backs that cutback against the grade. He plays with a lot of aggression and intensity on the field. He has an effective sideline-to-sideline range and tremendous closing speed. Has excellent ability to keep the play in front of him to make the play on the carrier. High awareness as a pass defender, the tremendous upside for the linebacker.
Weaknesses: Needs to bulk up his body, the thin built frame can use more weight and body mass. Will get mauled by the massive lineman ascending into the second level. Despite diagnosing plays well, will shoot through the wrong gap allowing significant gains. Tends to go for the kill hit oppose to wrapping up. Will bite on play action plays, becoming a liability in man coverage. Potentially can be moved from linebacker to the strong safety position.
Draft Grade: 5.50
Draft Projection: 2nd - 3rd Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, still looking for the inside presence at linebacker, is athletic prospect with an above average initial burst that enables him to close on ball-carriers rather easily. If he can put on more bulk, can become a force to reckon with on the field.
NFL Comparison: Jordan Hicks
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 | chris lindstrom |
Player Bio: Lindstrom played his high school football at Shepherd Hill High School in Dudley, Mass. It's no surprise that he ended up playing on the offensive line for Boston College. His father, Chris Lindstrom Sr. is in the Boston College Hall of Fame as an O-lineman and went on to play for three seasons in the NFL. Chris Junior's younger brother Alex was a fellow lineman for Boston College too. Chris Lindstrom Jr. is widely considered one of the most athletic interior linemen in the draft and racked up a number of honors during his college career, including All-ACC First-Team and Third-Team Associated Press All-American.
Chris lindstrom
Guard
SCHOOL: boston college | CONFERENCE: acc
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-4 / 308 lbs ARMS:34 1/8" HANDS: 9 1/2” 40: 5.10
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
25 | 4.91 | 30 1/2” | 117” | 7.61 | 4.54 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#75 Chris lindstrom vs. Miami (2018)
Strengths: Lindstrom would be a very safe pick because he has no glaring flaws in his overall game and no red flags in terms of off the field behavior. He is considered especially well-suited to the zone blocking scheme the Rams feature, so in that regard, he would be a perfect fit. A smart player who will do his job and not make stupid mistakes. Remarkably athletic for an interior lineman, Lindstrom moves well laterally and gets off the ball quickly. He also picks up blitzes well and excels as a run-blocker. A robust, technically sound player who plays through the whistle and usually wins his one on one battles. An experienced player with the genetics and background that should prepare him well for the NFL. Considered a "plug and play' guy who could start immediately.
Weaknesses: There is some question about Lindstrom's versatility, with some scouts holding the opinion that he is strictly a guard, others thinking the couple plays tackle or center if needed (he did play some tackle at BC). While Lindstrom is certainly not weak, he can be overpowered at times by more massive defensive lineman. The lineman does not have the size of a massive "road-grader" interior lineman.
Draft Grade: 5.92
Draft Projection: 1st Round
Does He Fit?: If the Rams are looking specifically for someone to replace Rodger Saffold at guard, Chris Lindstrom Jr. could be a perfect choice. His skill set also meshes well with the zone-blocking scheme favored by the Rams offensive line. There is some question as to whether he will be available when the Rams pick at 31 in the first round, and he pretty likely will be gone by the third round when the Rams pick again (barring a trade).
NFL Comparison: Austin Blythe
Weaknesses: There is some question about Lindstrom's versatility, with some scouts holding the opinion that he is strictly a guard, others thinking the couple plays tackle or center if needed (he did play some tackle at BC). While Lindstrom is certainly not weak, he can be overpowered at times by more massive defensive lineman. The lineman does not have the size of a massive "road-grader" interior lineman.
Draft Grade: 5.92
Draft Projection: 1st Round
Does He Fit?: If the Rams are looking specifically for someone to replace Rodger Saffold at guard, Chris Lindstrom Jr. could be a perfect choice. His skill set also meshes well with the zone-blocking scheme favored by the Rams offensive line. There is some question as to whether he will be available when the Rams pick at 31 in the first round, and he pretty likely will be gone by the third round when the Rams pick again (barring a trade).
NFL Comparison: Austin Blythe
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Ed "Pi Double i" Henderson
 | Iosua opeta |
Player Bio: Iosua Opeta prepped at Stansbury High School in Stansbury, UT, where he was named All-Region First Team, and All-State Honorable Mention his senior year. During his senior year, he played on the defensive line where he made 74 tackles and had five sacks. He received a scholarship to play his collegiate ball at Weber State as he would redshirt that year. In his redshirt freshman year Opeta played on the defensive line and made 16 tackles (five solo tackles), and an assisted sack on the year. The following spring, Opeta switched to the offensive side of the ball to the left tackle where he would go and start three consecutive years on the line and earl All Big-Sky First-Team honors. Opeta received an invite to the 2019 NFL Combine where as he would not disappoint by throwing 39 reps on the bench press displaying his ideal physical strength.
Accolades
2018 All-Big Sky First-Team
2018 STATS All-America First-Team
2018 Walter Camp Foundation First-Team
2018 APress Second-Team
2018 AFCA Second-Team
2018 HERO Sports Second-Team
2017 Big Sky All-Conference First-Team
2017 AP All-America Third-Team
2016 Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Conference
2016 Big Sky Academic All-Conference
2015 Big Sky Academic All-Conference
Accolades
2018 All-Big Sky First-Team
2018 STATS All-America First-Team
2018 Walter Camp Foundation First-Team
2018 APress Second-Team
2018 AFCA Second-Team
2018 HERO Sports Second-Team
2017 Big Sky All-Conference First-Team
2017 AP All-America Third-Team
2016 Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Conference
2016 Big Sky Academic All-Conference
2015 Big Sky Academic All-Conference
iosua opeta
Offensive lineman
SCHOOL: weber st | CONFERENCE: Big sky conference
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'4" / 301 LBS ARMS: 33 1/4" HANDS: 9 7/8” Projected 40: 5.22
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
39 | 5.02 | 33" | 112" | 8.06 | 4.94 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#55 Iosua Opeta vs north dakota (2018)
Strengths: A solid player, as his physicality is durable at the next level, as he demonstrated his strength at the combine. As a blocker, he is still productive at the second level. Ability to plug the gaps by speedy or bull rushers. Very consistent with blocking targets and stay square to mirror the defender. Block well in space and athletic enough to get out and extend the speedy pass rushers.
Weaknesses:
Need to develop better footwork at the next level, lateral movement is choppy. At the tackle position, will need to bulk up for the powerful pass rushers at the next level. Does not demonstrate a strong punch, as he needs to use his hands more brutally. Need to work on anchoring his weight that limits his ability to produce leverage. Need to work on diagnosing blitz and stunts moves by the defensive side of the ball.
Draft Grade: 5.00
Draft Projection: 5th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, a dominant and physical player who may be transitioned into a guard to help assist in the run game. Still a project, but does have the potential to become a quality backup and on special teams.
NFL Comparison: Kelvin Beachum
Weaknesses:
Need to develop better footwork at the next level, lateral movement is choppy. At the tackle position, will need to bulk up for the powerful pass rushers at the next level. Does not demonstrate a strong punch, as he needs to use his hands more brutally. Need to work on anchoring his weight that limits his ability to produce leverage. Need to work on diagnosing blitz and stunts moves by the defensive side of the ball.
Draft Grade: 5.00
Draft Projection: 5th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, a dominant and physical player who may be transitioned into a guard to help assist in the run game. Still a project, but does have the potential to become a quality backup and on special teams.
NFL Comparison: Kelvin Beachum
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Ed "Pi Double i" Henderson
 | sheldrick redwine |
Player Bio: Sheldrick Redwine prepped at Miami Killian Senior High School in Miami, FL. Redwine played cornerback and nationally ranked as the #43 cornerback his senior recording 33 tackles, seven interceptions (one interception return for TD), 13 pass deflections and numerous punts and field goal blocks. His current teammate Jaquan Johnson was his teammates at Killian before committing to Miami. Redwine received numerous offers from schools as he formally committed and decommits to West Virginia and Louisville. He received offers from Miami, Louisville, Arkansas, Kentucky, USF, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Appalachian State, and Texas before finally committing to the Miami Hurricanes.
Accolades
2018 ALL-ACC HONORABLE MENTION
Accolades
2018 ALL-ACC HONORABLE MENTION
SHELDRICK REDWINE
Free safety
SCHOOL: miami | CONFERENCE: acc
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-0 / 211 ARMS:30 5/8" HANDS: 9 1/4” 40: 4.55
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | 4.44 | 39” | 130” | n/a | 4.14 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
10 | n/a | n/a | 123" | 7.11 | 4.29 | N/A
game film
#22 Sheldrick redwine vs. boston college (2018)
Strengths: A versatile player who started off as a corner and switched to safety. Has the ability to cover in man-to-man coverage and ability to play on tight ends or in the slot against bigger receivers. A very physical player that is a solid tackler that don't miss. Very aggressive and ability to pluck the ball out the air to prevent receptions. Very athletic and the ability to blitz from the slot and be very impactful. Great range with excellent leaping ability.
Weaknesses: Lacks the skill in zone coverage where processing his reads are a bit hesitant limiting as an impact. Gives up too much cushion which can be exploited by skilled receivers. Despite being a good tackler, tends to lunge out toward the runner. Very limited on breaking on routes and depend on making the tackle. Needs to be more of a playmaker with his size, speed, and leaping ability.
Draft Grade: 5.55
Draft Projection: 4th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, as a former corner could see more in the 3-4 Rams defensive scheme. Has the ability to play all over the field can be a great upgrade in the defensive backfield. Can be a successul special teams player who will impactful.
NFL Comparison: Xavier Woods
Weaknesses: Lacks the skill in zone coverage where processing his reads are a bit hesitant limiting as an impact. Gives up too much cushion which can be exploited by skilled receivers. Despite being a good tackler, tends to lunge out toward the runner. Very limited on breaking on routes and depend on making the tackle. Needs to be more of a playmaker with his size, speed, and leaping ability.
Draft Grade: 5.55
Draft Projection: 4th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, as a former corner could see more in the 3-4 Rams defensive scheme. Has the ability to play all over the field can be a great upgrade in the defensive backfield. Can be a successul special teams player who will impactful.
NFL Comparison: Xavier Woods
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Doug Nelson
 | CHASE WINOVICH |
Player Bio: Chase Winovich played both linebacker and quarterback at Thomas Jefferson High School in Pennsylvania. Despite being a lifelong Ohio State fan, he decided to play college ball for the Buckeyes' long-time arch-rivals, the Michigan Wolverines. He started his collegiate playing career as a linebacker before moving to tight end as a sophomore before ending up at the defensive end. He made the All-Big Ten team in 2017 after logging eight sacks, including three in a game against Purdue. He once again was named to the All-Big Ten team in 2018, as well as several All-America teams, including third-team All America from the Associated Press
CHASE WINOVICH
EDGE
SCHOOL: HAWAII | CONFERENCE: BIG TEN
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-3 / 256 LBS ARMS:32 3/4" HANDS: 9” 40: 4.65
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
18 | 4.59 | 30 1/2" | 116" | 6.94 | 4.11 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#15 chase winovich vs. notre dame (2018)
Strengths: Winovich has the kind of high-motor, an all-out approach that coaches like in a defensive lineman. Good quickness and above average pursuit skills. Hard-hitting, aggressive player who does not take plays off. Not afraid to stick his nose in there and do the 'grunt" work needed to blow up a play, even if others get credit for the tackle. He uses his hands well, which played in one of the top conferences in the country against talented opponents. Lots of big-game experience, and after playing in front of crowds of 100,000 in home games at Michigan, Winovich is not likely to find the NFL stage too intimidating. Enjoys tackling. Good citizen off the field with no red flags.
Weaknesses: Played in a 4-3 defense at Michigan, probably would have to play outside linebacker with the Rams because of his size. That also means learning a new defense. The player was not required to be in pass coverage at Michigan. Can sometimes be overwhelmed by more massive blockers. By being he so aggressive, Winovich can sometimes get misled on counters and trick plays and get out of position. Athletic enough, but does not have the elite athleticism of some of the likely top picks at his position. College sack numbers were good, but not great.
Draft Grade: 5.75
Draft Projection: Third Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, but he might not start right away because he will have to learn the Wade Phillips 3-4 defense. Winovich has the warrior attitude coaches love and no glaring weaknesses. It is not hard to see the Rams grabbing Winovich with one of their two third-round picks, especially if they do not take an edge player before that point.
NFL Comparison: Markus Golden
Weaknesses: Played in a 4-3 defense at Michigan, probably would have to play outside linebacker with the Rams because of his size. That also means learning a new defense. The player was not required to be in pass coverage at Michigan. Can sometimes be overwhelmed by more massive blockers. By being he so aggressive, Winovich can sometimes get misled on counters and trick plays and get out of position. Athletic enough, but does not have the elite athleticism of some of the likely top picks at his position. College sack numbers were good, but not great.
Draft Grade: 5.75
Draft Projection: Third Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, but he might not start right away because he will have to learn the Wade Phillips 3-4 defense. Winovich has the warrior attitude coaches love and no glaring weaknesses. It is not hard to see the Rams grabbing Winovich with one of their two third-round picks, especially if they do not take an edge player before that point.
NFL Comparison: Markus Golden
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Doug Nelson
 | christian wilkins |
Player Bio: Christian Wilkins played high school football at Framingham H.S. in Framingham, MA before transferring to Suffield Academy in Suffield, CT. He logged 28.5 sacks and 253 tackles in high school and was rated a five-star recruit coming out of high school. Chose Clemson University, where he started as a freshman and made the Football Writers of America All-Star team as a sophomore. Wilkins play an integral part in a storied ClemsonTigers defensive unit that will estimate sending multiple players to the 2019 NFL Draft. Wilkins, widely considered as one of the top defensive linemen in the country and a likely first-round selection in next week's draft
christian wilkins
defensive tackle
SCHOOL: clemson | CONFERENCE: acc
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-3 / 315 lbs ARMS:32 1/2" HANDS: 9 3/4” projected 40: 4.75
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
28 | 5.04 | 29 1/2" | 107" | N/A | 4.55 | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#42 christian wilkins vs. Boston college (2018)
Strengths: Versatile player who could play anywhere on a defensive line in either a 4-3 or 3-4 alignment. Excellent athleticism, especially for a man his size. Intelligent player who got his degree in only two and a half years. Good lateral movement and surprising agility. Able to drop into coverage in zone-blitz schemes. Can knock down passes, having batted down 15 passes in his time at Clemson. He gets good leverage in battles with an offensive lineman. As a team leader, has a reputation as a good citizen and a positive locker-room presence Has played well in big games in college, including the national championship game
Weaknesses: Had trouble when facing double teams in college. Does not have what some would consider ideal length. Despite Wilkins size, some question his lower body strength. As with all players who are surrounded by elite-level talent (as he was at Clemson), there are questions about whether he will be as dominant when the players around him are not far superior to opposing teams.
Draft Grade: 6.12
Draft Projection: First round
Does He Fit?: Yes, but whether he will be available when the Rams pick at 31 in the first round is very questionable.
NFL Comparison: Fletcher Cox
Weaknesses: Had trouble when facing double teams in college. Does not have what some would consider ideal length. Despite Wilkins size, some question his lower body strength. As with all players who are surrounded by elite-level talent (as he was at Clemson), there are questions about whether he will be as dominant when the players around him are not far superior to opposing teams.
Draft Grade: 6.12
Draft Projection: First round
Does He Fit?: Yes, but whether he will be available when the Rams pick at 31 in the first round is very questionable.
NFL Comparison: Fletcher Cox
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Ed "Pi Double i" Henderson
Just days before the 2018 NFL Draft last season, the Los Angeles Rams pulled off of a trade with the New England Patriots by sending their 30th overall pick for wide-receiver Brandin Cooks. It was a no brainer of a trade, where the Rams were in desperate need for a deep threat wideout, and the no player in the draft was worth taking in the first round.
The Rams gained the most from Cooks at he put another yet another season of over 1,000 yards, and 1,200 for the season. Cooks would contribute to help the Rams make it to the Super Bowl to only lose to his former team.
The Seattle Seahawks have announced that they will be seeking at least a first-round selection for their beast of a pass rusher Frank Clark. Will the Rams entertain that thought for the second season in a row, or stick to their script and use their 31st overall selection for a run-stuffing defensive tackle or safety.
They definitely will consider the thought but, we will find it very hard to believe that Seattle's Seahawk head coach Peter Carroll would allow the trade within the NFC West division. However, we have seen stranger scenarios before in this league, anything is possible.
The Rams gained the most from Cooks at he put another yet another season of over 1,000 yards, and 1,200 for the season. Cooks would contribute to help the Rams make it to the Super Bowl to only lose to his former team.
The Seattle Seahawks have announced that they will be seeking at least a first-round selection for their beast of a pass rusher Frank Clark. Will the Rams entertain that thought for the second season in a row, or stick to their script and use their 31st overall selection for a run-stuffing defensive tackle or safety.
They definitely will consider the thought but, we will find it very hard to believe that Seattle's Seahawk head coach Peter Carroll would allow the trade within the NFC West division. However, we have seen stranger scenarios before in this league, anything is possible.
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Ed "Pi Double i" Henderson
 | JahLANi tavai |
Player Bio: Jahlani Tavai prepped at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, Ca, where he played defensive line and tight end. He was the all-CIF Southern Section Northern Division first team and All-Bay League first team and led Mira Costa to an undefeated 2014 year and winning the Division II State Championship. Recruited by USC, Arizona, San Jose St, and Hawaii, Tavai would choose to play his collegiate ball at the University of Hawaii where he became a star for the Warriors. Tavai was a four-year starter for the Warriors and led the team in tackles his sophomore and junior years. He would injure his shoulder his senior year missing four games with a Grade-3 sprain to his AC Joint. The injury required surgery during the offseason and is now fully recovered to resume football duties. Tavai comes from a pedigree of football players as he had two older brothers that played collegiate at Kansas (Jordan) and USC (J.R.) who also played pro for the Tennessee Titans. His younger brother Justus is a defensive lineman for the University of Hawaii
jahLANi tavai
line backer
SCHOOL: hawaii | CONFERENCE: mountain west
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-2 / 250 ARMS:31 7/8" HANDS: 9” 40: 4.75
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | N/A
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#31 Jahlani tavai vs. Wyoming (2018)
Strengths: An instinctive player that established the ball and works angry to make the tackle. Great knack for the ball and plays well in a crowd that sells out his body during blitzing. A very tough linebacker that is very disciplined on the field that controls the field. Very strong, has good feet week and keep excellent pad level with hands.
Weaknesses:Tends to get caught on his heels while anticipating traffic and surrenders yardage and the opportunity to deliver an impact play. Don't run through the ball carriers and often drag-down tackler who can be bounced around in space. Doesn't have notable closing speed and labors when asked to work sideline-to-sideline. Cannot be trusted in coverage, especially covering backs out the backfield.
Draft Grade: 5.70
Draft Projection: 4th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, a true run stopper that is definitely is what the Rams will need to play in the middle. Sort of remind you of another former University of Hawaii and former Rams Pisa "Hawaii Five-O" Tinoisamoa. Can come in contribute on special teams immediately and become a quality backup
NFL Comparison: Rey Maualuga
Weaknesses:Tends to get caught on his heels while anticipating traffic and surrenders yardage and the opportunity to deliver an impact play. Don't run through the ball carriers and often drag-down tackler who can be bounced around in space. Doesn't have notable closing speed and labors when asked to work sideline-to-sideline. Cannot be trusted in coverage, especially covering backs out the backfield.
Draft Grade: 5.70
Draft Projection: 4th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, a true run stopper that is definitely is what the Rams will need to play in the middle. Sort of remind you of another former University of Hawaii and former Rams Pisa "Hawaii Five-O" Tinoisamoa. Can come in contribute on special teams immediately and become a quality backup
NFL Comparison: Rey Maualuga
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Ed "Pi Double i" Henderson
 | wILl harris |
Player Bio: Will Harris prepped at Choate Rosemary Hall, in Wallingford, CT where he would be named as the 2014 NEPSAC (New England Preparatory School Athletic Council) Class A Player of the Year his senior year. Harris was also to the First-Team All-New England and the NEPSAC Class A Division All-Star Team. Harris started both ways as a receiver where he caught ten touchdowns and over 650 yards receiving. On defense, Harris contributed 77 tackles, 20 pass breakups, and three interceptions as his team would win the 2014 NEPSAC Bowl Championship. Harris received a scholarship to Boston College as he started three games his freshman year, and started the remaining three seasons. In 2017, Harris led the nation with four forced fumbles, and harrassed receiver throughout his career on landing on the field empty handed after trying to catch passes.Harris is the son of former Buffalo Bills and Mississippi State wide-receiver Will Harris Sr. Also is the cousin of the NFL all-time leading rusher Emmitt Smith.
wIlL harris
safety
SCHOOL: boston college | CONFERENCE: acc
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-1 / 211 ARMS: 31 1/4" HANDS: 9” 40: 4.52
COMBINE RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
2O | 4.41 | 36 1/2” | 124” | 6.91 | 4.19 | 11.42
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH | 40 YD DASH | VERTICAL JUMP | BROAD JUMP | 3 CONE DRILL | 20 YD SHUTTLE | 60 YD SHUTTLE
n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | N/A | N/A | N/A
game film
#8 Will Harris vs Florida St (2018)
Strengths: A cerebral player who is very disciplined on the field and instinctive. who stays with assignments. A player who is very strong and physical that can separate ball from the receivers and running backs. Excellent range with the ability to close on receivers to bat away passes. Has perfect angles to the action that plays downhill fast. Excellent blitzer that get homes and delivers hits on the qb early and often. Has great hand strength and the ability to strip the ball.
Weaknesses: With the ability to play in man coverage, tends to strain in man coverage or when his head turned away from the ball. Does tend to lead with the head when tackling and loves to run through players halfway to the ground, that will lead in an unsportsmanlike penalty at the next level.
Draft Grade: 5.36
Draft Projection: 5th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, a versatile safety that play down in the box or up top as a deep covering safety with great speed, can blend in well in a Rams quarters, nickle, or dime coverages. Has the hitting power of linebacker can play on passing downs as a linebacker. Great speed and opportunity to be on the field with former Boston College Eagle safety and starting Rams safety John Johnson III.
NFL Comparison: Keanu Neal
Weaknesses: With the ability to play in man coverage, tends to strain in man coverage or when his head turned away from the ball. Does tend to lead with the head when tackling and loves to run through players halfway to the ground, that will lead in an unsportsmanlike penalty at the next level.
Draft Grade: 5.36
Draft Projection: 5th Round
Does He Fit?: Yes, a versatile safety that play down in the box or up top as a deep covering safety with great speed, can blend in well in a Rams quarters, nickle, or dime coverages. Has the hitting power of linebacker can play on passing downs as a linebacker. Great speed and opportunity to be on the field with former Boston College Eagle safety and starting Rams safety John Johnson III.
NFL Comparison: Keanu Neal