This isnt where i think these guys will go. But where id feel comfortable taking them. For me i dont want to take a RB just to take a RB. I want a guy think we could keep for 3-4 years. Day 1 & 2 should be feature backs. Day 3 can be role players.
2nd round: If we went Sony Michel I wouldnt complain. He could be "that dude"
3rd round: Rashaad Penny is a solid RB. I question his receiving ability. Seen him miss some eaay ones in senior bowl practice. But running style is PERFECT for us.
Mark Walton, seems to be another perfect fit for us. Looks like the best receiving "feature" back type.
Nick Chubb, I think his style is perfect as well. He has more speed than given credit for. The size and game to be a feature back. He was easily the best back behind Fournette before his injury. Now 2 years renoved he looked like his old self imo. Only difference was sharing the field with Michel.
4th: Jaylen Samuels the best receiving back in the draft. But doesnt seem like a "feature" back type. Shanny could have fun with this guy. If only he could drive it in there like his size indicates he should. He would be PERFECT for us if he can drive it in there.
Royce Freeman, doesn't seem like anything special but seems solid.
6th: Roc Thomas this guy can bring the big play potential while offering a possibility of being "that dude" worst case scenario he cant be that 20 carry a game back and will have to split with others. Which shanny does anyway.
Martez Carter another guy who has that big plauly ability but another committee kind of back.
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Feb 24, 2018 at 10:03 AM
- krizay
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Feb 24, 2018 at 10:06 AM
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Chubb almost has a similar college story to Gore. Both were amazing pre-injury and were doubted after injury. Of course is having himself a hall of fame career and we'll see what chubb does. But i am a huge fan of him and would be ecstatic if we landed him.
Feb 24, 2018 at 10:18 AM
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Originally posted by gold49digger:Chubb almost has a similar college story to Gore. Both were amazing pre-injury and were doubted after injury. Of course is having himself a hall of fame career and we'll see what chubb does. But i am a huge fan of him and would be ecstatic if we landed him.
Funny, i see chubb's comparison as Gore.
Feb 24, 2018 at 10:24 AM
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Feb 24, 2018 at 10:25 AM
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Below are the career offensive fumble rates for the top running back prospects in the 2018 NFL Draft class, broken down into five categories:
ELITE (150 or better)
359.0 -- Darrel Williams, LSU
238.7 -- Demario Richard, Arizona State
207.7 -- Ronald Jones, USC
193.3 -- Saquon Barkley, Penn State
191.3 -- Kerryon Johnson, Auburn
181.7 -- Kyle Hicks, TCU
180.6 -- Justin Jackson, Northwestern
174.0 -- Josh Adams, Notre Dame
155.5 -- Jordan Wilkins, Ole Miss
ABOVE AVERAGE (125-149)
142.1 -- Chase Edmonds, Fordham
135.0 -- Lavon Coleman, Washington
124.9 -- Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt
123.3 -- John Kelly, Tennessee
AVERAGE (100-124)
114.0 -- Royce Freeman, Oregon
110.0 -- Phillip Lindsay, Colorado
105.8 -- Rashaad Penny, San Diego State
100.6 -- Derrius Guice, LSU
BELOW AVERAGE (76-99)
98.6 -- Nick Chubb, Georgia
96.0 -- Bo Scarbrough, Alabama
90.0 -- Mark Walton, Miami (Fla.)
88.2 -- Ryan Nall, Oregon State
87.3 -- Ito Smith, Southern Miss
86.8 -- Nyheim Hines, NC State
76.3 -- Jordan Chunn, Troy
RED FLAG (75 or worse)
74.2 -- Roc Thomas, Jacksonville State
67.4 -- Akrum Wadley, Iowa
66.9 -- Jarvion Franklin, Western Michigan
66.5 -- Kalen Ballage, Arizona State
62.5 -- Justin Crawford, West Virginia
58.2 -- Kamryn Pettway, Auburn
55.6 -- Keith Ford, Texas A&M
54.6 -- Sony Michel, Georgia
39.5 -- Jeffery Wilson, North Texas
ELITE (150 or better)
359.0 -- Darrel Williams, LSU
238.7 -- Demario Richard, Arizona State
207.7 -- Ronald Jones, USC
193.3 -- Saquon Barkley, Penn State
191.3 -- Kerryon Johnson, Auburn
181.7 -- Kyle Hicks, TCU
180.6 -- Justin Jackson, Northwestern
174.0 -- Josh Adams, Notre Dame
155.5 -- Jordan Wilkins, Ole Miss
ABOVE AVERAGE (125-149)
142.1 -- Chase Edmonds, Fordham
135.0 -- Lavon Coleman, Washington
124.9 -- Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt
123.3 -- John Kelly, Tennessee
AVERAGE (100-124)
114.0 -- Royce Freeman, Oregon
110.0 -- Phillip Lindsay, Colorado
105.8 -- Rashaad Penny, San Diego State
100.6 -- Derrius Guice, LSU
BELOW AVERAGE (76-99)
98.6 -- Nick Chubb, Georgia
96.0 -- Bo Scarbrough, Alabama
90.0 -- Mark Walton, Miami (Fla.)
88.2 -- Ryan Nall, Oregon State
87.3 -- Ito Smith, Southern Miss
86.8 -- Nyheim Hines, NC State
76.3 -- Jordan Chunn, Troy
RED FLAG (75 or worse)
74.2 -- Roc Thomas, Jacksonville State
67.4 -- Akrum Wadley, Iowa
66.9 -- Jarvion Franklin, Western Michigan
66.5 -- Kalen Ballage, Arizona State
62.5 -- Justin Crawford, West Virginia
58.2 -- Kamryn Pettway, Auburn
55.6 -- Keith Ford, Texas A&M
54.6 -- Sony Michel, Georgia
39.5 -- Jeffery Wilson, North Texas
Feb 24, 2018 at 10:43 AM
- krizay
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Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:Below are the career offensive fumble rates for the top running back prospects in the 2018 NFL Draft class, broken down into five categories:
ELITE (150 or better)
359.0 -- Darrel Williams, LSU
238.7 -- Demario Richard, Arizona State
207.7 -- Ronald Jones, USC
193.3 -- Saquon Barkley, Penn State
191.3 -- Kerryon Johnson, Auburn
181.7 -- Kyle Hicks, TCU
180.6 -- Justin Jackson, Northwestern
174.0 -- Josh Adams, Notre Dame
155.5 -- Jordan Wilkins, Ole Miss
ABOVE AVERAGE (125-149)
142.1 -- Chase Edmonds, Fordham
135.0 -- Lavon Coleman, Washington
124.9 -- Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt
123.3 -- John Kelly, Tennessee
AVERAGE (100-124)
114.0 -- Royce Freeman, Oregon
110.0 -- Phillip Lindsay, Colorado
105.8 -- Rashaad Penny, San Diego State
100.6 -- Derrius Guice, LSU
BELOW AVERAGE (76-99)
98.6 -- Nick Chubb, Georgia
96.0 -- Bo Scarbrough, Alabama
90.0 -- Mark Walton, Miami (Fla.)
88.2 -- Ryan Nall, Oregon State
87.3 -- Ito Smith, Southern Miss
86.8 -- Nyheim Hines, NC State
76.3 -- Jordan Chunn, Troy
RED FLAG (75 or worse)
74.2 -- Roc Thomas, Jacksonville State
67.4 -- Akrum Wadley, Iowa
66.9 -- Jarvion Franklin, Western Michigan
66.5 -- Kalen Ballage, Arizona State
62.5 -- Justin Crawford, West Virginia
58.2 -- Kamryn Pettway, Auburn
55.6 -- Keith Ford, Texas A&M
54.6 -- Sony Michel, Georgia
39.5 -- Jeffery Wilson, North Texas
Nice find.
Feb 24, 2018 at 11:02 AM
- Bellaleo
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Outside of Barkley
Walton,Kelly and Michel are my favourites .
I know it's only highlights but John Kelly's are the most fun to watch of any skill position in this draft.
Walton,Kelly and Michel are my favourites .
I know it's only highlights but John Kelly's are the most fun to watch of any skill position in this draft.
Feb 25, 2018 at 2:58 PM
- Memphis9er
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If we could land Kelly in one of the later rounds, I'd be stoked. Same for Walton, or Penny. There's quite a few really good backs this year, but we really still have a ton of needs at other places.
Feb 25, 2018 at 3:06 PM
- Dillesq
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Kerryon Johnson is my new draft crush
Feb 26, 2018 at 7:17 AM
- StubbyNBY
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Originally posted by Dillesq:
Kerryon Johnson is my new draft crush
He's a boom or bust type but yeah he's got a ton of talent and upside.
Feb 26, 2018 at 8:47 AM
- jersey49er
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Recently watched some tape of LJ Scott out of Michigan state and he's a nice prospect..very intrigued to watch him at the combine assuming he got the invite..
Feb 26, 2018 at 8:50 AM
- Dillesq
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Originally posted by StubbyNBY:Originally posted by Dillesq:Kerryon Johnson is my new draft crush
He's a boom or bust type but yeah he's got a ton of talent and upside.
Why do you say that?
Feb 26, 2018 at 1:09 PM
- StubbyNBY
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Webzone guru's... Your top 5 RB's and who you compare them to in the NFL? Also throw in a sleeper/underrated prospect if you want.
Feb 26, 2018 at 1:11 PM
- StubbyNBY
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Originally posted by Dillesq:
Why do you say that?
Somewhat inconsistent hot & cold type of player. I think he has La'Veon Bell type talent and sometimes shows it but other times looks a little soft.