2011 Draft Thread Rounds 2-3

[skinsfaninok]

Well been fun folks see u tomorrow
HTTR

[vallin21]

Good Fits

Quan Sturdivant ILB
Stanzi QB
Daniel Ziemba RT

[Chico23231]

Hankerson pick made up for the poor reach in round 2. Got alot mid to late 5s tomorrow, hoping we can move up a couple times in the 4 or early 5th. Targets I like QB Stanzi and Todman RB outta UConn.

[Dirtbag59]

I think if we're going offensive lineman tomorrow I would hope to see Zach Hurd on their radar.

Zach Hurd, Connecticut, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com

Positives: Has good athleticism and quick feet for his size. Uses his bulk and strength to create lanes as a run blocker. Gets under the pads of defenders and drives them out of the play. Sustains his blocks once he gets leverage on the defender. Kicks out and seal the edge and gets out to pull despite his hulking frame. Engulfs undersized linebackers. Has a strong upper body and uses his arms to sustain blocks in pass protection. Has good balance and recovers well when getting knocked backwards. Shows the ability to cut block. Knocks players to the ground when coming with a full head of steam. Has a quick first step off the snap. Explodes off the line and keeps his pad level low. Prevents quick penetration on running plays. Gets to the second level quickly. Works his way outside and squares up nicely on outside linebackers and cornerbacks.

Negatives: Lacks football instincts, often hitting the wrong target or seeming unsure whom to block. Looks uncomfortable as a pass blocker and tries to attack defenders with his body instead of keeping his balance and engaging them. Tends to catch the defender in pass protection instead of making the first contact. Doesn't keep his legs running when engaged. Fails to stay square at times and can be shed by defenders. Tends to lead with his shoulder rather than engage linemen with his hands. Gets lazy at times and prefers not to block downfield if the play isn't directly in his area. Doesn't take great angles and can fail to keep the defender in front of him.

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

I think if we're going offensive lineman tomorrow I would hope to see Zach Hurd on their radar.

Zach Hurd, Connecticut, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com

Positives: Has good athleticism and quick feet for his size. Uses his bulk and strength to create lanes as a run blocker. Gets under the pads of defenders and drives them out of the play. Sustains his blocks once he gets leverage on the defender. Kicks out and seal the edge and gets out to pull despite his hulking frame. Engulfs undersized linebackers. Has a strong upper body and uses his arms to sustain blocks in pass protection. Has good balance and recovers well when getting knocked backwards. Shows the ability to cut block. Knocks players to the ground when coming with a full head of steam. Has a quick first step off the snap. Explodes off the line and keeps his pad level low. Prevents quick penetration on running plays. Gets to the second level quickly. Works his way outside and squares up nicely on outside linebackers and cornerbacks.

Negatives: Lacks football instincts, often hitting the wrong target or seeming unsure whom to block. Looks uncomfortable as a pass blocker and tries to attack defenders with his body instead of keeping his balance and engaging them. Tends to catch the defender in pass protection instead of making the first contact. Doesn't keep his legs running when engaged. Fails to stay square at times and can be shed by defenders. Tends to lead with his shoulder rather than engage linemen with his hands. Gets lazy at times and prefers not to block downfield if the play isn't directly in his area. Doesn't take great angles and can fail to keep the defender in front of him.

Let Oakland take him. Seems to not be the brightest bulb in the house.

[MTK]

Per SS some names to keep an eye out for tomorrow: Greg Jones, Greg McElroy, Damien Berry

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Per SS some names to keep an eye out for tomorrow: Greg Jones, Greg McElroy, Damien Berry

Greg Jones would be a good value...solid player

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Per SS some names to keep an eye out for tomorrow: Greg Jones, Greg McElroy, Damien Berry

If they're looking at Jones I'd imagine that they'd take him in the fourth. McElroy can be had in the 5th or 6th and Berry can be had in the 7th.

[Shadowbyte]

OMG, we got Hankerson? Shanny must of heard me talking shit I hate being at work when the draft is on. Ok, My draft grade just went from C- to B+. It will inch up to a A- If we get a stud O- lineman.

[GusFrerotte]

I like Stanzi, but not sure he is really NFL caliber to be honest. Kid was gutsy at Iowa, but he wilted under pressure from the better Ds. If the kid from Nevada was picked well before him, scouts know something.

[Dirtbag59]

By the way if you can get Kendall Hunter (RB Ok State) tommorrow then thats a HUGE steal.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

By the way if you can get Kendall Hunter (RB Ok State) tommorrow then thats a HUGE steal.

this.

[GusFrerotte]

Guys did Moffitt from Wisconsin get picked up at all?

Seattle got him at #75. I knew it. That guy was a total beast.

[drew54]

Originally Posted by GusFrerotte

Guys did Moffitt from Wisconsin get picked up at all?

NFL draft: Seahawks select Wisconsin guard John Moffitt at No. 75 | Seattle Seahawks & NFL News - seattlepi.com

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by drew54

NFL draft: Seahawks select Wisconsin guard John Moffitt at No. 75 | Seattle Seahawks & NFL News - seattlepi.com

I missed the pick. Damn shame. I would have loved some Big Ten hogs up front on offense. 2012 will have plenty more though!!!!!!!!