MiamiDolfan85
DA M.I.A IS WHERE I STAY
1:Rolando McClain,ILB out of Alabama(6'4",256)[#55]
[W/ more and more juniors declaring,more and more talent will slide,and through recent histroy,ILBs dont go in the top 10.So while I still really dont think he'll get past Denver,or even Kansas City(they took Tyson Jackson,and passed on Aaron Curry last year),I would have to think if he does he would be a shoe-in.Smart,great instincts,and always around the ball,and able to play in coverage]
2:Brandon Graham,SOLB out of Michigan(6'2",263)[#56]
[Graham is exactly like Llmarr Woodley.A second round player that will excell in a 3-4 systeam.Graham is great against the run,and has good enough experience to step in and make an immediate impact.Considering we really dont have a SOLB on roster,I think he will be a great sit opposite Wake/Taylor]
3:Jimmy Graham,TE out of Miami(6'8",260)[#80]
[Exceptional athlet,with rare skills.At 6'8",260 lbs.,Graham runs a 4.6,and posses good change in direction and elusiveness,thanks to being a former basketball player.Jimmy has rare leaping ability,and good hands.Things he would have to work on is route running,consistancy,and blitz pick-up,but the upside and potential is there for the taking]
4:Marcus Easley,WR out of Connecticut(6'2",216)[#89]
[Big,physical WR,whos unafraid to go over the middle.The kind of WR we need to get the YAC.Hes nice and tall,with good strength to go up and fight for the ball.Already has his "man body" of the NFL,and had the consistancy throught his first year starting at WR,as a former walk-on in Sparanos home-state]
6erry Riley,ILB out of LSU(6'2",245)[#58]
[Nice size and sped for an ILB(4.6),and was a playmaker for the Tigers.Could sit the bench for a few seasons,til Crowders deal is up,and step in,and could be the next Bradie James]
6b:Jorrick Calvin,CB out of Troy(5'11",184)[#44]
[Good size,and a good tackler,which is expected out of Troy University.Has good speed,and should be a project worth taking on]
6c:Jeff Owens,NT out of Georgia(6'1",306)[#93]
[Looking like this at 306,he definately has the frame to add another 12,13 lbs.Working progress type of player,as I think Miami will bring in a stop-gap player wil Owens is a vet. at NT in a 3-4]
7:Keiland Williams,RB out of LSU(6'0",221)[#31]
[Nice speed,shows he can come out of the backfield and be a passing option for the QB.About as good as a backup,but there isnt much upside]
7b:Tim Brown,WR(KR/PR) out of Rutgers(5'9",165)[#12]
[Elite speed,should run within a 4.4,maybe even a 4.3 at the combine.With his size,and unattractive wright,he might very well go undrafted,but Miami could be looking for a WR that can catch,aswell as return the ball.Just this season Tim has 55 catches for over 1,100 yards and 9 touchdowns.Born and raised in Miami,coming from the Jersey area,he might be on Parcells radar]
[W/ more and more juniors declaring,more and more talent will slide,and through recent histroy,ILBs dont go in the top 10.So while I still really dont think he'll get past Denver,or even Kansas City(they took Tyson Jackson,and passed on Aaron Curry last year),I would have to think if he does he would be a shoe-in.Smart,great instincts,and always around the ball,and able to play in coverage]
2:Brandon Graham,SOLB out of Michigan(6'2",263)[#56]
[Graham is exactly like Llmarr Woodley.A second round player that will excell in a 3-4 systeam.Graham is great against the run,and has good enough experience to step in and make an immediate impact.Considering we really dont have a SOLB on roster,I think he will be a great sit opposite Wake/Taylor]
3:Jimmy Graham,TE out of Miami(6'8",260)[#80]
[Exceptional athlet,with rare skills.At 6'8",260 lbs.,Graham runs a 4.6,and posses good change in direction and elusiveness,thanks to being a former basketball player.Jimmy has rare leaping ability,and good hands.Things he would have to work on is route running,consistancy,and blitz pick-up,but the upside and potential is there for the taking]
4:Marcus Easley,WR out of Connecticut(6'2",216)[#89]
[Big,physical WR,whos unafraid to go over the middle.The kind of WR we need to get the YAC.Hes nice and tall,with good strength to go up and fight for the ball.Already has his "man body" of the NFL,and had the consistancy throught his first year starting at WR,as a former walk-on in Sparanos home-state]
6erry Riley,ILB out of LSU(6'2",245)[#58]
[Nice size and sped for an ILB(4.6),and was a playmaker for the Tigers.Could sit the bench for a few seasons,til Crowders deal is up,and step in,and could be the next Bradie James]
6b:Jorrick Calvin,CB out of Troy(5'11",184)[#44]
[Good size,and a good tackler,which is expected out of Troy University.Has good speed,and should be a project worth taking on]
6c:Jeff Owens,NT out of Georgia(6'1",306)[#93]
[Looking like this at 306,he definately has the frame to add another 12,13 lbs.Working progress type of player,as I think Miami will bring in a stop-gap player wil Owens is a vet. at NT in a 3-4]
7:Keiland Williams,RB out of LSU(6'0",221)[#31]
[Nice speed,shows he can come out of the backfield and be a passing option for the QB.About as good as a backup,but there isnt much upside]
7b:Tim Brown,WR(KR/PR) out of Rutgers(5'9",165)[#12]
[Elite speed,should run within a 4.4,maybe even a 4.3 at the combine.With his size,and unattractive wright,he might very well go undrafted,but Miami could be looking for a WR that can catch,aswell as return the ball.Just this season Tim has 55 catches for over 1,100 yards and 9 touchdowns.Born and raised in Miami,coming from the Jersey area,he might be on Parcells radar]