Senior Bowl Day Two Notes

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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001...f206507050&sf206507050=1

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Really intrigued by Terrill Hanks. No idea where he's expected to go, but he's a former safety and is supposed to be excellent in coverage. Could this be our Barr replacement? 

https://twitter.com/MoveTheSticks/status...2652813312

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He was getting some love on NFL network this morning...I'd like to give Wilson a long look before drafting a replacement for Barr...

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@"BarrNone55" said:
He was getting some love on NFL network this morning...I'd like to give Wilson a long look before drafting a replacement for Barr...

Wilson has impressed me every time he played. 

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Dexter Williams - RB - Fighting Irish

Notre Dame RB Dexter Williams was named the Reese's Senior Bowl running back of the Week.
Williams (5'11/215) is joined by QB Jarrett Stidham, WR Deebo Samuel, TE Foster Moreau, and OL Garrett Bradbury as offensive position players awarded as players of the week. The Notre Dame alum continues to increase his draft stock since his early-season four-game suspension. During his breakout season, Williams averaged 6.3 yards on his 158 carries and showed explosion on his seven 20+ yard touchdowns. Given a sixth-round grade earlier, Williams appears to be making his way towards the Day 2/3 borderline.

Source: Jim Nagy on TwitterJan 25 - 10:55 PM

Chuma Edoga - T - Trojans

USC T Chuma Edoga was named the Senior Bowl Practice Player of the Week.
Edoga (6'4/295) was listed by The Athletic's Dane Brugler as a player who improved his stock during Wednesday's practice, so this new accolade isn't surprising. Limited by injuries (hyperextended knee) as a senior, Edoga seems to be back on the right track after a strong junior year. If he can test well as expected, Edoga may end up flying up draft boards.

Source: Jim Nagy on Twitter

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Players from Notre Dame, USC, Alabama, Clemson, etc. are all going to be very good athletes and former great high school players. So even the lower on the radar guys/situational in college types have big upside because you never know when that maturity will pop athletically. Some guys take longer. Never a bad thing to take a stab at guys like that, IMO. 

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I think the Vikings could go OL in the first two rounds. Really wish Cajuste c'just adjust to the idea of attending the Senior Bowl. Like to know where he fits in with this group. 

I think the value math at our slots looks better for OL this year than it did last year. Like to see a Bradbury and Edoga pairing, or a Jonah Williams / Edoga pairing. Or a Dillard and Risner pairing. Or Cajuste and Samia...

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Gotta be two...it's been ignored too long...

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One thing I heard during the week is that there are a lot of OL prospects that will be available between 15-45...#Doubledown #DontmakedmecomeupthereRick

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@"BarrNone55" said:
One thing I heard during the week is that there are a lot of OL prospects that will be available between 15-45...#Doubledown #DontmakedmecomeupthereRick

I agree. It's still WAY early, but it looks much different than last year's draft. Last year, after Kolton Miller went at 15 there wasn't another tackle taken until we took O'Neill at 62. Not a single tackle between 15 and 62. That's pretty nuts. 

This is what it's looking like this year (just a guess at consensus based on various big boards and mocks).









5-15
Jonah Williams, G/T

Andre Dillard, T

Jawaan Taylor, T




16-20

Cody Ford, G/T

Dalton Risner, G/T/C




21-40

Garrett Bradbury, C

Yodny Cajuste, T

Greg Little, T

Chris LIndstrom, G



41-64


Chuma Edoga, T

Dru Samia, G

Tytus Howard, T