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I want Alexander.
That would be great
I want Alexander.
i'd like to see Will Jackson's short shuttle. Sometimes these guys who run a fast 40 don't do well in the shuttle. The 40 is all straight line speed but quickness and agility are more important.
Jonathan Jones ran 4.33 in the 40 but his 4.25 in the shuttle was only 24th best I'm more impressed with DeAndre Elliott who ran 4.55 in the 40 but 3.94 in the shuttle. That shows he's a smoother athlete.
This draft is deep at DB and DL. That's good for the steelers because those are positions of need but it could also bit them if they get cute. What if they just assume those positions are deep so they can get them later and they use a top pick on maybe OL or a TE. That strategy could pay off big if you are able to get the pass rusher and CB that you graded as a first rounder in rounds 2 and 3. That would be like getting 3 first round picks.
It can also backfire if you take that luxury pick first and then there's a run on the positions you wanted and you get shut out and end up reaching or waiting until round 5.
That's what has kept happening with the steelers and CB. It's frustrating because they seem to have no problem drafting a flawed prospect like Jarvis or Ziggy in round 1 but when it comes to DB, they seem to have such high standards, as if they won't even consider a DB who isn't future hall of famer.
i'd like to see Will Jackson's short shuttle. Sometimes these guys who run a fast 40 don't do well in the shuttle. The 40 is all straight line speed but quickness and agility are more important.
want a corner...go after William Jackson III.....
i'd like to see Will Jackson's short shuttle. Sometimes these guys who run a fast 40 don't do well in the shuttle. The 40 is all straight line speed but quickness and agility are more important.
Jonathan Jones ran 4.33 in the 40 but his 4.25 in the shuttle was only 24th best I'm more impressed with DeAndre Elliott who ran 4.55 in the 40 but 3.94 in the shuttle. That shows he's a smoother athlete.
This draft is deep at DB and DL. That's good for the steelers because those are positions of need but it could also bit them if they get cute. What if they just assume those positions are deep so they can get them later and they use a top pick on maybe OL or a TE. That strategy could pay off big if you are able to get the pass rusher and CB that you graded as a first rounder in rounds 2 and 3. That would be like getting 3 first round picks.
It can also backfire if you take that luxury pick first and then there's a run on the positions you wanted and you get shut out and end up reaching or waiting until round 5.
That's what has kept happening with the steelers and CB. It's frustrating because they seem to have no problem drafting a flawed prospect like Jarvis or Ziggy in round 1 but when it comes to DB, they seem to have such high standards, as if they won't even consider a DB who isn't future hall of famer.