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Overall Selections are courtesy of Great Blue North. I broke down Miami's picks into days and where we were placed inside each round. Confirmed with the Sun Sentinel.

Miami Dolphins:

Day One
Pick in RoundSelection
1[SUP]st[/SUP] Round19th19
Day Two
2[SUP]nd[/SUP] Round18th50
3rd Round17th81
Day Three
4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round16th116
5[SUP]th[/SUP] Round15th155
6[SUP]th[/SUP] Round14th190
7[SUP]th[/SUP] Round19th234


http://www.gbnreport.com/picksbyteam.htm



2014 DRAFT PICKS BY TEAM
c refers to compensatory picks which can not be traded
[SIZE=-1]TEAM [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]1
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]2
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]3
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]4
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]5
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]Total #
picks
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]ARIZONA
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]20
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]52
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]84
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]120
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]160
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]196
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]ATLANTA
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]37
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]68
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]103, 139c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]147
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]182
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]220, 253c, 255c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]10
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]BALTIMORE
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]17
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]48
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]79, 99c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]134c, 138c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]175c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]194
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]8
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]BUFFALO
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]9
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]41
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]73
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]109
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]149
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]185
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]224
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]CAROLINA [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]28
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]60
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]92
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]128
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]168
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]204
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]225
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]CHICAGO
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]14
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]51
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]82
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]117
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]156
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]183, 191
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]CINCINNATI
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]24
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]55
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]88
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]123
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]164
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]199, 212c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]239, 252c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]9
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]CLEVELAND
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]4, 26
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]35
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]71, 83
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]106, 127
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]145
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]180
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]218
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]10
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]DALLAS
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]16
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]47
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]78
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]119
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]158
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]229, 231, 238,
248c, 251c, 254c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]11
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]DENVER
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]31
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]63
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]95
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]131 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]171
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]207
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]246
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]DETROIT
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]10
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]45
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]76
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]111, 133c, 136c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]189
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]227
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]8
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]GREEN BAY
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]21
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]53
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]85, 98c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]121
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]161, 176c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]197
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]236
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]9
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]HOUSTON
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]1
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]33
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]65
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]101, 135c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]141 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]177, 181, 211c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]216, 256c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]11
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]INDIANAPOLIS [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]59
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]90
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]166
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]203
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]232
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]5
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]JACKSONVILLE
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]3
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]39
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]70
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]105, 114
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]144, 150, 159
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]179, 205
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]222
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]11
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]KANSAS CITY
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]23
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]87
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]124
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]163
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]193, 200 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]MIAMI
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]19
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]50
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]81
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]116
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]155
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]190
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]234
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]MINNESOTA
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]8
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]40
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]72, 96
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]108
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]148
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]184
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]223
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]8
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]NEW ENGLAND
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]29
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]62
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]93
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]130, 140c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]198, 206
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]244
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]8
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]NEW ORLEANS
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]27
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]58
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]91
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]126 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]167, 169 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]202
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]NY GIANTS
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]12
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]43
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]74
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]113
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]152, 174c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]187
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]NY JETS
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]18
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]49
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]80
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]104, 115, 137c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]154
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]195, 209c, 210c, 213c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]233 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]12
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]OAKLAND
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]5
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]36
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]67
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]107 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]219, 235
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]PHILADELPHIA
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]22
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]54
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]86
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]122
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]162
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]237
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]PITTSBURGH
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]15
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]46
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]97c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]118
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]157, 173c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]192, 215c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]230
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]9
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]ST. LOUIS [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]2, 13
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]44
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]75
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]110
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]153
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]188, 214c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]226, 241, 249c, 250c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]12
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]SAN DIEGO
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]25
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]57
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]89
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]125
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]165
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]201 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]240
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]SAN FRANCISCO [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]30
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]56, 61
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]77, 94, 100c
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]129
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]170
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]242, 243, 245
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]11
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]SEATTLE
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]31
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]63
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]132
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]146, 172 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]208
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]247
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]TAMPA BAY
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]7
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]38
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]69
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]143
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]221
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]5
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]TENNESSEE
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]11
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]42
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]112
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]151
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]186 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]228
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]WASHINGTON
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]34
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]66
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]102 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]142
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]178
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]217
[/SIZE]		[SIZE=-1]6
[/SIZE]
If you have comments or suggestions, e-mail the Editor, Great Blue North Draft Report[SIZE=-2]. [/SIZE]The GBN can also be reached by phone at (613) 692-1088 or by regular mail at 320 Shadehill Crescent, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K2J 0L6.
 
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This is a great draft to have a lot of picks in. The talent is deep in this one. You dont see drafts like these often.

Teams like San Fran with 6 picks in the first 3 rounds and Atlanta with 10 picks overall have a great chance to really add some quality players.
 
Yes. And I'm curious how Atlanta does. They're shoring up the O line just like we are. They had similar troubles we did...lack of good O linemen, red zone problems, lots of yards but not making the plays when needed, scheme issues, coaching issues. (And also, possibly QB issues). I like Matt Ryan, but I'm beginning to see why Parcells didn't take him over Long. I don't see an elite QB, yet.
 
If I were Miami I'd do one of these scenarios with those picks barring trades...

1st (19) - C.J. Mosley / LB / Alabama

2nd (50) - Carlos Hyde / RB / Ohio St.

3rd (81) - Jawuan James / OT / Tennessee

4th (116) - Telvin Smith / OLB / Florida St.

5th (155) - Kevin Norwood / WR / Alabama

6th (190) - Tre Boston / S / North Carolina

7th (234) - Brandon Linder / OG / Miami





1st (19) - Morgan Moses / OT / Virginia

2nd (50) - Deone Bucannon / S / Washington St.

3rd (81) - Jeremy Hill / RB / LSU

4th (116) - Telvin Smith / OLB / Florida St.

5th (155) - Kevin Norwood / WR / Alabama

6th (190) - Jack Tyler / ILB / Virginia Tech

7th (234) - Brandon Linder / OG / Miami





1st (19) - Xavier Su'a-Filo / OG / UCLA

2nd (50) - Calvin Pryor / S / Louisville

3rd (81) - Carl Bradford / OLB / Arizona St.

4th (116) - Billy Turner / OT / North Dakota St.

5th (155) - Tyler Gaffney / RB / Stanford

6th (190) - Jeff Janis / WR / Saginaw Valley St.

7th (234) - Avery Williamson / ILB / Kentucky
 
TedSlimmJr said:
If I were Miami I'd do one of these scenarios with those picks barring trades...

1st (19) - C.J. Mosley / LB / Alabama

2nd (50) - Carlos Hyde / RB / Ohio St.

3rd (81) - Jawuan James / OT / Tennessee

4th (116) - Telvin Smith / OLB / Florida St.

5th (155) - Kevin Norwood / WR / Alabama

6th (190) - Tre Boston / S / North Carolina

7th (234) - Brandon Linder / OG / Miami





1st (19) - Morgan Moses / OT / Virginia

2nd (50) - Deone Bucannon / S / Washington St.

3rd (81) - Jeremy Hill / RB / LSU

4th (116) - Telvin Smith / OLB / Florida St.

5th (155) - Kevin Norwood / WR / Alabama

6th (190) - Jack Tyler / ILB / Virginia Tech

7th (234) - Brandon Linder / OG / Miami





1st (19) - Xavier Su'a-Filo / OG / UCLA

2nd (50) - Calvin Pryor / S / Louisville

3rd (81) - Carl Bradford / OLB / Arizona St.

4th (116) - Billy Turner / OT / North Dakota St.

5th (155) - Tyler Gaffney / RB / Stanford

6th (190) - Jeff Janis / WR / Saginaw Valley St.

7th (234) - Avery Williamson / ILB / Kentucky
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I haven't seen many of your posts about this year's draft but if this is what you're thinking we seem to be thinking along similar lines, especially with respect to guys like C.J. Mosley, Carlos Hyde, JaWuan James, Telvin Smith, Morgan Moses, Deone Buchanon, Jeremy Hill, Jack Tyler and Billy Turner.

Jack Tyler in particular I'm interested in hearing what you have to say about him as that's picking a needle from very DEEP in the haystack. I haven't heard a single other person talking about the guy anywhere on twitter or the other boards I frequent.

I've been enamored with him. He reads his keys from field level as quickly as someone can from a bird's eye view. You can tell by the depth of where he lines up and by whether he begins backing up or moving forward at the snap, his pre-snap identification of what the offense is doing according to situation and formation is near flawless. Pretty good tackler too. He's the leading tackler by far on one of the best run defenses in college football. He gets TFLs and gets after the quarterback as much as anyone from that position as well. Just the little things are very impressive, the way he goes seamlessly from primary to secondary assignments, where he's moving at the snap, etc.

He didn't get invited to the Combine and his pro day results are damn near impossible to find. I actually had to ask a Parisi speed school guy what his results were. Seems like nobody's onto the guy which means he probably goes UDFA. But he was running in the late 4.5's during training and the Parisi people he ran the pro day in the 4.6's. Tyler himself says he ran about a 4.7 which to me means he probably ran like a 4.68. Either way all of that is good enough, relative to the speed seen on tape.

The 40 time is somewhere around the top 50th percentile (4.68). His 26 bench reps were between top 30th percentile (25 reps) and top 10th percentile (28 reps). What is probably more interesting is he ran a 4.10 shuttle and a 6.89 cone. The shuttle is firmly within 10th percentile (4.12) and the cone drill is also firmly within the 10th percentile (6.93).

I don't know what his jump measurements were but based on the tape I wasn't expecting anything outrageous there.

Ben Gardner and Beau Allen are two other names you don't hear a lot that deserve a lot more publicity.
 
I've always liked Jack Tyler. I haven't really talked much about this year's draft as I feel like I pretty much stated my points of view on the majority of it by the end of bowl season. Although I did mention Tyler briefly in the following thread back in late December/early January...

http://www.finheaven.com/showthread.php?350184-Slimm-s-Seniors


Deone Bucannon is the guy I've felt like is the top safety for 6 months or so. It's not a very popular opinion, but it's certainly mine. Bucannon stacks up right there with Mark Barron and Eric Reid in any way a scout can account for. Bucannon just does it with much less talent around him than they did. I love the kid. There's very few scenario's that would prevent him being my pick at #50 if I were the Miami Dolphins. That organization can use about a half dozen players like him on defense.
 
TedSlimmJr said:
I've always liked Jack Tyler. I haven't really talked much about this year's draft as I feel like I pretty much stated my points of view on the majority of it by the end of bowl season. Although I did mention Tyler briefly in the following thread back in late December/early January...

http://www.finheaven.com/showthread.php?350184-Slimm-s-Seniors


Deone Bucannon is the guy I've felt like is the top safety for 6 months or so. It's not a very popular opinion, but it's certainly mine. Bucannon stacks up right there with Mark Barron and Eric Reid in any way a scout can account for. Bucannon just does it with much less talent around him than they did. I love the kid. There's very few scenario's that would prevent him being my pick at #50 if I were the Miami Dolphins. That organization can use about a half dozen players like him on defense.
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I just clicked the link and right away there you are talking about guys like Branden Oliver, Crockett Gilmore, Brent Urban, Larry Webster, Shaq Barrett, Walker May (talk about another needle deep in the haystack), Eddie Lackey, DeDe Lattimore, Jack Tyler and Alden Darby.

Some people can pick talent out of a hat and rate it. Some need other people to do it first.

Well done.

And yes Buchanon jumps out on tape immensely. Very physical and a play maker. I wish Kenny Ladler were faster but his discipline helps make up for some of it. I remember you a long time ago loving Nickoe Whitley, I've been a little disappointed in how he's turned out.
 
Long speed was really the only concern I had with Whitley. Well that and he seems to have trouble finding his classes every now and then.

He missed a couple of games this year and still hauled in a career high 5 INT's. Still the most explosive hitter in college football, although Bucannon can rival him in that department.

What's your take on Darby?
 
Norwood IMHO is the WR version of Aaron Murray in the terms of I believe both are no doubt NFL players.

You simply are not going to bust by taking Norwood. He has all of the skills needed to be a solid NFL player. At worst he is guy who can make your roster and contribute. Because he is so technically sound, he could also turn out to be a real stud in the NFL. Id love to draft that guy in the mid rounds.
 
TedSlimmJr said:
Long speed was really the only concern I had with Whitley. Well that and he seems to have trouble finding his classes every now and then.

He missed a couple of games this year and still hauled in a career high 5 INT's. Still the most explosive hitter in college football, although Bucannon can rival him in that department.

What's your take on Darby?
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I don't know much about Darby's background but the very first thing that jumped out at me was his work in the Shrine game and from there I had to go back and look at him a bit. He had one of those interceptions during that Shrine game that was just a total eye opener. I think he victimized Jeff Matthews the Cornell guy on the play, just read the play and must have crossed 80 feet horizontally to pick off the ball.

Once I looked at more of his work, the ability to click and run the alley stood out immediately. He reads the quarterback's drop depth and can translate it. He reads the quarterback's shoulders and eyes well too. There are times when he sees exactly what's going to happen and crosses an inordinate amount of green while the throw is happening. That's something that to me really stands out- everyone on the field is flowing with their coverage and this guy is running like he's being chased by a dog straight to where the football is being thrown before it's out of the quarterback's hands. Good ball skills, hence the interception in the All Star game as well as a few in the regular season.

As far as his physical ability he's compact enough to handle physicality and hitting at the next level, but he is kind of small and does not have the length to really assert himself at the point of the catch. He's not really that fast on a pure straight line although his burst is very good and his hip swivel is also good. He keeps his bearings and balance well that way.

I think one reason he might not go as high, aside from physical shortcomings, is because sometimes there's this habit of hesitation to him like he's trying to do too much. But he does show the ability to correct his mistakes in-game. That's probably worth something.

I think he reminds me a bit of another guy we mutually liked in Duke Ihenacho. I could be off.
 
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