fin-atic said:
2. Why Corner again? One can only assume WanSpeil is trying to make up for the Fletcher blunder. We have Suratin, Madison, and the ***ent from Carolina and TBuck wants to come back. Just wasn't our need. Other picks that would have made more sense at that spot:
Kendall Pope LB Florida STate
Nat Dorsey, OLine Ga Tech
Jerricho Cotchery, WR NC State
Will Allen, S Ohio State
PK Sam, WR FLorida State
Quotes I've found from various draft sites..
Kendall Pope.."Pope may be limited by his small frame and limited size. Built more like a safety than a LB and certainly may see that conversion in the NFL unless he can prove he can add the bulk/mass/strength to hold his own at the LB position. Had surgery on both shoulders during his career and needs to dispel concerns over his durability at the combine. "
Nat Dorsey..."Right now, Nat does not have the lateral movement for the LT position in the NFL. His long arms have covered up this deficiency in college, but he will have to have more then long arms in the NFL. Nat needs to take his responsibilities seriously. Currently, he is better simply because he is bigger than everybody else."
Jerricho Cotchery..."Cotchery should find a home in the NFL, but the team selecting him will likely be under no illusion that they are getting a more limited player. He's a possession receiver, and would hope to find a job on a team as a #3 or #4 receiver. May not have the physical tools to play in the NFL, how far can his intangibles carry him?"
Will Allen..."He is not an impact player and that will drop him into day two of the draft. He is a zone DB that will be good in a nickel/ dime situation. Will is a very good open field tackler and that should come in handy on special teams. He comes from a big program and has played all four years. Will might start for the right team in the right system, but he is limited to just that type of situation."
P.K. Sam..."As far as his skills at wide receiver go, he could use more refining on those skills which is why he should stay for his senior season with the Seminoles. He needs to work on his blocking skills more and needs to get more physical in that aspect of his game."
Everyone has questions..everyone. Unless Miami has a top 10 pick, (which would require a losing season..no thanks) they can't get a so called "sure thing". Unless you are getting paid to evaluate talent, you can't say that Will Poole is worse than any of your "better" options.