Originally posted by pd24:
Arm length?
31 3/4, a little above average.
[ Edited by Phoenix49ers on Feb 24, 2014 at 1:38 PM ]
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Originally posted by pd24:
Arm length?
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
He checked in at 5'11" and 197, so good height/build heading into the NFL.
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Yeah I was good with the height and weight I just meant he was a tiny bit smaller than Culliver who is good size. Might have come off as he wasn't big or tall enough. While I got you if you see this what are your thoughts on Chris Davis? Does the 0 INTs scare you away or is he someone you would consider in say the 4th round as a 2nd CB in our draft? Thanks in advance.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:31 3/4, a little above average.
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:
to me, this draft just has much better prospects in the 2nd round. At positions of need too, like WR, C, S
Originally posted by xela510:
So Baalke had dinner with this guy after his proday
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Will he be around in the 4th?
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
Then we're definitely not drafting him.
He is a good-sized athlete who uses his length and aggressive nature well in coverage to blanket and get his hands on the ball, but he tends to be too physical at times and will draw penalties. Breeland, who has a soon-to-be one year old daughter, played mostly off-man in college with good anticipation and eye use to break on the ball, but he lacks elite speed or quick-twitch movements and found himself in trouble when biting on fakes or hesitating for a moment. He is a willing run defender, but needs to be more reliable in this area and do a better job finishing tackles. Breeland needs technique work and time to develop, but his raw cover skills and size project him as an eventual starter.
Originally posted by Since07:
^From what I was reading he has "Good" speed and can keep up with most Wrs but has VERY "average" acceleration