[JohnnyThaJet]

Originally Posted by Harpua

I think if you talking raw with shit tons of potential, you have to include Ezekiel Ansah from BYU in that list. Was a track star from Ghana before picking up football in 2010. He's really come on in his senior season and should be at the senior bowl and combine for teams to get a good look. He has be rushing both witH his hand on the ground and as a stand up pass rusher. If Rex is around you know he likes bigger prospects for his front 7 and he also likes guys he feels still need coached up because they have more potential. I could see us taking a long look at Ansah this off season.

I havent seen much of Ansah to be honest. He looks extremely nimble for such a big guy and makes great plays against the run. I think he's more of a 4-3 DE than an OLB but I see where you're coming from.

[laxin]

Originally Posted by Harpua

I think if you talking raw with shit tons of potential, you have to include Ezekiel Ansah from BYU in that list. Was a track star from Ghana before picking up football in 2010. He's really come on in his senior season and should be at the senior bowl and combine for teams to get a good look. He has be rushing both witH his hand on the ground and as a stand up pass rusher. If Rex is around you know he likes bigger prospects for his front 7 and he also likes guys he feels still need coached up because they have more potential. I could see us taking a long look at Ansah this off season.

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Pretty good article I read a little while ago on him... Seems like a great kid too

[Harpua]

Originally Posted by JohnnyThaJet

I havent seen much of Ansah to be honest. He looks extremely nimble for such a big guy and makes great plays against the run. I think he's more of a 4-3 DE than an OLB but I see where you're coming from.

I think he may be better suited as a 43 end, but he also looks more athletic than Pace or Thomas. I could see us trying to convert him over for the job. He's powerful enough to set the edge, can shed blockers to make the tackle, and can rush the passer. If Rex stays he could lock down a OLB position in this defense.

[Harpua]

Originally Posted by laxin

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Pretty good article I read a little while ago on him... Seems like a great kid too

Thx for posting that lax, it was a good read.

[Gang Greener]

So, I am a student at UGA, and obviously watch the Dawgs play week in and week out. After yesterdays beating of Tech there are just a few names I wanna get y'alls opinions on.

QB - Aaron Murray
LB - Jarvis Jones, Alec Ogletree
S - Bacarri Rambo

Now I don't know what our chances at grabbing Jones, but Ogletree and Rambo are serious studs. And yes, I already know Rambo has some "character issues"

[Harpua]

Originally Posted by Gang Greener

So, I am a student at UGA, and obviously watch the Dawgs play week in and week out. After yesterdays beating of Tech there are just a few names I wanna get y'alls opinions on.

QB - Aaron Murray
LB - Jarvis Jones, Alec Ogletree
S - Bacarri Rambo

Now I don't know what our chances at grabbing Jones, but Ogletree and Rambo are serious studs. And yes, I already know Rambo has some "character issues"

Jones is a sure fire top ten pick, as long as teams are ok with his past neck problems.

Ogletree should be a late first type of guy. Not really what we are looking for and a bit undersized for a 34 at this level. Could find time anywhere in a 43 D or at ILB in a 34.

Rambo is skilled but has some Charcter concerns. Its a deep safty class and I think this bumps him down into the late second-thrid round range in the draft.

Murray lacks protype size, but he has the Arm and smarts to play in the NFL. He seems to be a leader and in comand of the offense in Georgia and that will help him out. I think Late first early second is where he will land over all.

[KurtTheJetsFan]

Originally Posted by Harpua

I think if you talking raw with shit tons of potential, you have to include Ezekiel Ansah from BYU in that list. Was a track star from Ghana before picking up football in 2010. He's really come on in his senior season and should be at the senior bowl and combine for teams to get a good look. He has be rushing both witH his hand on the ground and as a stand up pass rusher. If Rex is around you know he likes bigger prospects for his front 7 and he also likes guys he feels still need coached up because they have more potential. I could see us taking a long look at Ansah this off season.

Ansah is legit. BYU uses him all over the place. Really good athlete who is still a baby physically. Needs work on his hand placement & leverage but he can really bend & explode. If he has a monster combine could be a late 1st sleeper..otherwise 2nd or 3rd rounder.

[cgrec]

I saw Murrell mention Cordarelle Patterson earlier, what does everyone think of him?

[BamaZeus]

Good size for a WR, and Tennessee uses him in a variety of ways to get the football in his hands, including kick/punt returns and direct handoffs.

[CodeGreen]

So I've been hopping on the Alec Ogletree train. I know people talk about Teo and Jones, but Ogletree is a VERY good player

[wildaces]

Originally Posted by wildaces

Margus Hunt

I will be honest I don't know much about him, but I just watched the compass bowl on you tube, and would like to see if he could play OLB in the 3-4. He appears to have a huge motor, and is freakishly huge.

Assuming he could play as an OLB, our front line in the 3-4 would be Coples LDE, Ellis NT, Wilk RDE with our LB core as Hunt LOLB, Davis LILB, Harris RILB and Thomas (currently) ROLB. If we need to transistion in to a 4-3 look, Hunt/Coples/Ellis/Wilk, and our LB's Davis/Harris/Thomas.

I just read an article that showed he is hoping to bench 225 45 times at next years combine, and a 4.6 40. He is 6'7 280lbs, and has an 82" wingspan.

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I finally got an opportunity to watch him in an actual game this year. He is dominating the game as a LDE.

This is only his fourth year of competitive football, fwiw

[wildaces]

Originally Posted by laxin

Mike Glennon would be a great early round 2 target. He has prototypical size at 6'6 and has easily the best arm in the class. He is a victim of shitty play around him with WR's constantly dropping passes which hurt his stats, but his tape tells a different story. This kid has everything you want in a QB. I would love to pick him in the 2nd, let him sit a year and build an offense around him.

He also doesnt seem like a diva that would be overwhelmed by NY.

Some of his throws just make you say "wow", and he can easily make any throw in a NFL playbook. He is kind of a statue in the pocket, but he makes up for it in arm talent. Trent Dilfer said that he has a very good football IQ also.

You can check out some of his games here-
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I think he will go in the first round. Could be the first sterotypical QB taken. I would have no problem reaching for him at any point. I am assuming we will fall around the 12-14th spot.

[Murrell2878]

Originally Posted by Murrell2878

Thoughts on Jamie Collins LB/DE Southern Miss? Seems to be a player with good size and who has a knack for finding the ball and making plays.

Bumping this post. I think Collins should be a guy we target. I think he can be a solid pass rusher for us.


UCF vs. Southern Miss
( Joshua C. Cruey/Orlando Sentinel / October 13, 2012 )

University of Central Florida quarterback Blake Bortles (5) loses his helmet as he is sacked by Southern Miss' Jamie Collins (8) during third quarter action of a C-USA football game against Southern Miss at the Brighthouse Networks Stadium on Saturday, October 13, 2012 in Orlando, FL.