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Slimm's 2020 Cornerbacks (underclassman)

j-off-her-doll said:
I think it's unwise to put too much stock into any one game, but you're probably right about his physical limitations.
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Gabriel Davis is slept on but the separation he was creating on Adebo was just too easy, It's not a stretch to say he's not 1st rd material based on this

 
ckparrothead said:
My goodness, Jeffry Okudah is amazing.

I'd have to think back a bit to think of a guy I've seen this good.
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Want to get to your reply in the QB thread when I have some time to back up my stance - or change it if the evidence goes against it - but Okudah is one of the (non-QB) guys who (very early in the process) looks worth a Top 10 pick for Miami.
 
He is CBS Chris Trapasso number 1 rated player overall
At this point and I'm jumping the gun a bit but I think QB -Tua, CB and then look to the offensive line and offensive weapons
 
dougb123 said:
He is CBS Chris Trapasso number 1 rated player overall
At this point and I'm jumping the gun a bit but I think QB -Tua, CB and then look to the offensive line and offensive weapons
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Sounds good but if you're talking Okudah I'm pretty sure he'll be gone before we get to use the pick from Pitt. I'm pretty sure that pick will be outside of the top 10 and Okudak should be gone by then.
 
There's still Henderson from Fla. if he is as good, still early but it appears like a must have need, over say a receiver or DE but it is early and I'm easily persuaded to go a different direction
 
Darnay Holmes is really intriguing. Feel like we'd probably be talking about him with the top guys if he chose almost anywhere else but UCLA.
 
dougb123 said:
There's still Henderson from Fla. if he is as good, still early but it appears like a must have need, over say a receiver or DE but it is early and I'm easily persuaded to go a different direction
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CB and OT with the Pittsburgh and Houston picks seems like the most likely scenario to me. Target WR hard on Day 2 and look for another CB and/or OL.
 
If the Pittsburgh pick is high enough we could benefit big time with all the QB's coming out, even if the drafting team is not looking for a QB there will be teams lining up to move up, could see 4 or 5 QB's come off the board in top 7 or 8 picks leaving possibly 3 or 4 blue chip players, let's hope that pick falls in that range.
 
j-off-her-doll said:
Darnay Holmes is really intriguing. Feel like we'd probably be talking about him with the top guys if he chose almost anywhere else but UCLA.
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Very talented. There was some talk of him transferring out of UCLA a few weeks ago but I think the dad pretty much put the kibosh on that.


UCLA is playing decent ball now.
 
I don’t think so - too stiff in the hips. He’s a safety and will be a safety.
 
TedSlimmJr said:
1. Jeffrey Okudah / Ohio St. / 6’1”, 199




2. C.J. Henderson / Florida / 6’1”, 191

3. Cameron Dantzler / Mississippi St. / 6’2”, 175

4. Jaylon Johnson / Utah / 6’0”, 190

5. Paulson Adebo / Stanford / 6’1”, 189

6. A.J. Terrell / Clemson / 6’2”, 190

7. Tre Swilling** / Georgia Tech / 6'0", 195

8. Darnay Holmes / UCLA / 5’10”, 198

9. Elijah Molden / Washington / 5’11”, 190

10. Tariq Castro-Fields / Penn St. / 6'0", 197

11. Myles Jones / Texas A&M / 6’3”, 185

12. Camryn Bynum / California / 6’0”, 180

13. Marco Wilson** / Florida / 6'0", 190

14. Christian Holmes / Missouri / 6’1”, 200

15. Stanford Samuels III / Florida St. / 6’2”, 183

16. Chase Lucas / Arizona St. / 6'0", 175

17. Damarcus Fields / Texas Tech / 6’0”, 200




18. Trajan Bandy / Miami / 5’9”, 188

19. Amik Robertson / LA-Tech / 5’9”, 180

20. Caleb Farley** / Virginia Tech / 6'2", 207

21. Brandon Sebastian** / Boston College / 6'1", 185

22. Noah Igbinoghene / Auburn / 5’11”, 196

23. Brandon Moore / UCF / 6’0”, 186 (Out for season - knee injury)

24. Harrison Hand / Temple / 6’0”, 192

25. Matt Hankins / Iowa / 6'1", 185

26. Josiah Scott / Michigan St. / 5’10”, 175

27. Jaylon Jones / Ole Miss / 5’11”, 195

28. Rodjay Burns / Louisville / 6’0”, 190

29. Ambry Thomas / Michigan / 6’0”, 183

30. Tre Brown / Oklahoma / 5’10”, 182

31. Mike Hampton / USF / 6’1”, 168




32. Corey Straughter / ULM / 5’10”, 180

33. Brenton Nelson / Virginia / 5’11”, 180

34. Thomas Graham Jr. / Oregon / 5’11”, 191

35. T.J. Carter / Memphis / 5’11”, 180

36. Avery Williams / Boise St. / 5’9”, 197

37. Dicaprio Bootle / Nebraska / 5’10”, 190

38. Tre Norwood / Oklahoma / 6’0”, 179 (Out for season - knee injury)

39. Ajani Kerr / Georgia Tech / 6’0”, 190

40. Mark Gilbert / Duke / 6’1”, 175 (Yet to take the field in 2019 due to 2018 hip injury - missed fall camp)

41. Davonte Robinson / Kentucky / 6’2”, 200 (Out for 2019 with torn quad)
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You forgot to unsticky this one.

Oh yeah:

 
Would love to see Okudah in a phins jersey next year. If we draft in the 4-10 range it is a possibility. I would like to have a guy like this ready to step in and be our #1 when Howard misses games. Also if the FO gets to a point where they would want to get rid of the Howard contract in 3 years or so then they could trade Howard and Okudah would have a few years under his belt. If they go the Patriot route and get value for a player before it becomes too late then the phins should get a #1 corner to pair with X next year.
 
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