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2006 NFL DRAFT (1 Viewer)
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FunkyPlutos
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I think Jennings is solid and I REALLY like Tapp!
Pat Patriot
Footballguy
Possibilities for the Pats with 2 picks in the 4th:
Gabe Watson - backup to Vince Wilfork
Darnell Bing - Big name but I'm not sure he is a BB type of player
Ko Simpson - Depends on how Rodney Harrison is doing. I'm not sure BB agrees with Pats fans that we need a safety.
Mutua G - Pats love OL depth
Demetrius Williams WR - Love him but not sure if the Pats do.
Gabe Watson - backup to Vince Wilfork
Darnell Bing - Big name but I'm not sure he is a BB type of player
Ko Simpson - Depends on how Rodney Harrison is doing. I'm not sure BB agrees with Pats fans that we need a safety.
Mutua G - Pats love OL depth
Demetrius Williams WR - Love him but not sure if the Pats do.
nerangers
Footballguy
I been hearing that the Pats could go with Babatunde Oshinowo, Stanford to back up Wilfork. The read on this kid just sounds like a Patriot!There was talk of Darnell Bing, (S) USC before, and if he is there at 106, that might be the player targeted.
Patrick Ross' name has been thrown around for a G
I think the Pats had both Mike Hass, Oregon State and Skyler Green, LSU in for visits. I could see maybe one of them as well.
Edit: Oops just read that you were only talking fourth round...Going to go with Oliver Hoyte, North Carolina State and Darnell Bing, (S) USC
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nerangers
Footballguy
Best Available - Day Two
1. Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
2. Darnell Bing, S, Southern Cal
3. Ko Simpson, S, South Carolina
4. Jonathan Scott, OT, Texas
5. Max Jean-Gilles, OG, Georgia
6. Jonathan Lewis, DT, Virginia Tech
7. Demetrius Williams, WR, Oregon
8. Ryan O'Callaghan, OT, California
9. Rodrique Wright, DT, Texas
10. Mark Anderson, DE, Alabama
11. Martin Nance, WR, Miami (OH)
12. Ray Edwards, DE, Purdue 13. Greg Eslinger, C, Minnesota
14. Spencer Havner, OLB, U.C.L.A.
15. DeMario Minter, CB, Georgia
16. Pat Watkins, S, Florida St.
17. Orien Harris, DT, Miami (FL)
18. Omar Jacobs, QB, Bowling Green
19. Stanley McClover, DE, Auburn
20. Dee Webb, CB, Florida
21. Marcus Hudson, S, North Carolina St.
22. Alan Zemaitis, CB, Penn St.
23. Kai Parham, ILB, Virginia
24. Reggie McNeal, QB, Texas A&M
1. Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
2. Darnell Bing, S, Southern Cal
3. Ko Simpson, S, South Carolina
4. Jonathan Scott, OT, Texas
5. Max Jean-Gilles, OG, Georgia
6. Jonathan Lewis, DT, Virginia Tech
7. Demetrius Williams, WR, Oregon
8. Ryan O'Callaghan, OT, California
9. Rodrique Wright, DT, Texas
10. Mark Anderson, DE, Alabama
11. Martin Nance, WR, Miami (OH)
12. Ray Edwards, DE, Purdue 13. Greg Eslinger, C, Minnesota
14. Spencer Havner, OLB, U.C.L.A.
15. DeMario Minter, CB, Georgia
16. Pat Watkins, S, Florida St.
17. Orien Harris, DT, Miami (FL)
18. Omar Jacobs, QB, Bowling Green
19. Stanley McClover, DE, Auburn
20. Dee Webb, CB, Florida
21. Marcus Hudson, S, North Carolina St.
22. Alan Zemaitis, CB, Penn St.
23. Kai Parham, ILB, Virginia
24. Reggie McNeal, QB, Texas A&M
nerangers
Footballguy
Sorry just revived myself by the Pats taking another TE! Garrett Mills
SUMMARY
The more you watch Mills, the more you see just how consistently productive he is. Mills is a very smart player who has been able to line up in a variety of different positions (in-line tight end, H-back and fullback) without making mental errors. Runs smart and sharp routes, and reaches out and catches the ball well with his hands. Runs very hard after the catch and fights for extra yards until he is on the ground. Trouble comes due to lack of size and strength, making it hard to break tackles. Lacks the speed to make big plays and does not protect the ball well (a bit of a fumbler). A highly competitive player that squeezes the most out of his ability. Overall, Mills will be valuable for his intelligence, versatility, competitiveness and hands. He could try to carve out a spot for himself as a No. 3 tight end, backup fullback that can also be used as a motion blocker, and on special teams.
STRONG POINTS
Mills is a smart football player who knows how to get open. Runs very sharp routes, and once he gets to full speed, shows a little burst to get separation. Has very good hands and consistently has shown the ability to adjust and make tough catches on off-target passes -- can get down and pluck the low pass surprisingly well. Runs hard after the catch and never stops fighting for extra yards until he is on the ground. Has the natural flexibility to bend his knees and block with leverage.
WEAKNESSES
Mills is a "tweener" who has the size of a fullback, but is much more of a receiver than a blocker. Lacks a burst off the ball into his routes and does not have the speed to get deep and make big plays. Despite his tremendous effort running with the ball, he lacks the size to break tackles and the explosive burst to make big plays. Lacks the strength to block effectively at the line of scrimmage -- can be torqued and tossed off his feet too easily. Despite having very good hands, he does not consistently get his head and shoulders around quickly after a cut, and it causes him to fight the ball a little when it gets on top of him.
SUMMARY
The more you watch Mills, the more you see just how consistently productive he is. Mills is a very smart player who has been able to line up in a variety of different positions (in-line tight end, H-back and fullback) without making mental errors. Runs smart and sharp routes, and reaches out and catches the ball well with his hands. Runs very hard after the catch and fights for extra yards until he is on the ground. Trouble comes due to lack of size and strength, making it hard to break tackles. Lacks the speed to make big plays and does not protect the ball well (a bit of a fumbler). A highly competitive player that squeezes the most out of his ability. Overall, Mills will be valuable for his intelligence, versatility, competitiveness and hands. He could try to carve out a spot for himself as a No. 3 tight end, backup fullback that can also be used as a motion blocker, and on special teams.
STRONG POINTS
Mills is a smart football player who knows how to get open. Runs very sharp routes, and once he gets to full speed, shows a little burst to get separation. Has very good hands and consistently has shown the ability to adjust and make tough catches on off-target passes -- can get down and pluck the low pass surprisingly well. Runs hard after the catch and never stops fighting for extra yards until he is on the ground. Has the natural flexibility to bend his knees and block with leverage.
WEAKNESSES
Mills is a "tweener" who has the size of a fullback, but is much more of a receiver than a blocker. Lacks a burst off the ball into his routes and does not have the speed to get deep and make big plays. Despite his tremendous effort running with the ball, he lacks the size to break tackles and the explosive burst to make big plays. Lacks the strength to block effectively at the line of scrimmage -- can be torqued and tossed off his feet too easily. Despite having very good hands, he does not consistently get his head and shoulders around quickly after a cut, and it causes him to fight the ball a little when it gets on top of him.
here's from USAToday
FREE SAFETIES
Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 Proj. Rd.
1 Jason Allen Tennessee 6-1 209 4.39 1
2 *Ko Simpson South Carolina 6-1 209 4.45 2
3 Pat Watkins Florida State 6-5 211 4.42 2-3
4 Cedric Griffin Texas 6-0 199 4.51 3
STRONG SAFETIES
Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 Proj. Rd.
1 Michael Huff Texas 6-0 204 4.34 1
2 *Donte Whitner Ohio State 5-10 204 4.40 1
3 *Darnell Bing Southern California 6-2 227 4.52 1-2
4 Daniel Bullocks Nebraska 6-1 212 4.38 2
FREE SAFETIES
Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 Proj. Rd.
1 Jason Allen Tennessee 6-1 209 4.39 1
2 *Ko Simpson South Carolina 6-1 209 4.45 2
3 Pat Watkins Florida State 6-5 211 4.42 2-3
4 Cedric Griffin Texas 6-0 199 4.51 3
STRONG SAFETIES
Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 Proj. Rd.
1 Michael Huff Texas 6-0 204 4.34 1
2 *Donte Whitner Ohio State 5-10 204 4.40 1
3 *Darnell Bing Southern California 6-2 227 4.52 1-2
4 Daniel Bullocks Nebraska 6-1 212 4.38 2
