1. Dorsey
DT - 6'2" 300 lbs. - LSU
Quick defensive tackle is an explosive performer from the inside.
2a. Xavier Alibi
LB - 6'1" 225 lbs. - Virginia Tech
Speedy outside linebacker has a high level of development and is ready to compete in the NFL.
2b. Martin Rucker
TE - 6'5" 255 lbs. - Missouri
Athletic senior tight end is one of the most complete prospects at the position over recent years.
3. Marcus Monk
WR - 6'5" 220 lbs.- Arkansas
Huge senior receiver has shown big play ability lately after dealing with a knee injury for most of the season.
I can't imagine a more helpful draft
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Not bad IMO.
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Following free agency this draft could shape up to be a fun one. Last year we had 10 picks and used them nicely. This year we could leverage another 10 and certainly do more damage with the position we are in. -
think that's a little too early for Adibi but not bad
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if we could snag a nice WR in FA, we could probably use the Monk pick on an OL/DE/CB
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I think Long will be a better Pro., unfortunately we need a DT more then a DE.
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It all depends on what we can do at linebacker in the offseason. We have the lineman, IMO, to play the 3-4 (accept nose tackle) but our linebackers for the most part are complete opposites of what Bill Parcells looks for.
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Bennett IMHO is the most "Parcells like" TE........only my opinion...and I personally think Rucker is the better player...maybe just not for a typical Parcells system ..Bennett has more potential as a blocker and is a pretty good "possession type" TE...
Rucker is more a down field threat (right now) and a runner after the catch..he is not a great in line blocker .... right now....he is 6-6 and with limited area quickness and long strider that eat up ground in the open field...his short area times at the combine will be of interest to me...he seems on the field to be the TE version of Brandon Marshall ....a tall guy with very good short area quickness that a lot of taller guys do not have.
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I think you are on to something with Marcus Monk. Monk, James Hardy, Limas Sweed....look for us to procur a wr with some size.
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LE- Holliday (tell him to lose some more weight if he likes since he seems to doing it without a care in the world), Roth
DT- Soliai, Wright
DT- Dorsey, Ian Scott in free agency
RE-Taylor, Moses
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I think both Hall and Adibi will have stellar, if not better NFL careers.
I would not be surprised to see Adibi lose about 10 pounds and move to Safety. He is fast and has decent hands. His pass coverage is good due to his speed from the LB position. It could take a season or two to learn the reads as a safety, but he is a smart player. If he does stay at LB he will need to gain about 15 pounds of muscle. Either way I would welcome him to the Fins...1st as a LB, then as a Strong Safety.
I hope you are right about the pick...I would love to see him in the second.
I would not mind to trade down and draft a WR & Hall...or...CB & Hall in the first. Please Dallas send us a truck load of picks.:lol: But that will not happen and Hall is also small for a LB in the Big Tuna's scheme of things.
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After seeing Dorsey last night I wouldn't mind him. I still think Long is the better prospect but to compare the OSU offensive line to Texas Tech's is a joke. Gholston also looked good out there but weather he declares or not is yet to be heard. One guy we need to look at is Larry Grant. He's a LB and was all over the field yesterday. Had the best game for OSU in my opinion.