RD 2 FS Prospect for Jets - Chris Cook?

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  1. Jabba the Jet

    Jabba the Jet New Member

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    I know he's a Corner, but he's 6' 2"/215, runs in the 4.4's and I'm just trying to think outside the box.

    So if we don't draft a Safety in RD 1, how do you feel about Cook in RD 2 if Nate Allen & Chad Jones are off the board?
     
  2. Mr Electric

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    I'd take Chris Cook over Chad Jones. He's a versatile playmaker that would fit into this scheme perfectly. The guy's got great range and he loves to hit.

    Just to clear things up, I love Chad Jones as a safety prospect. He's my #3 rated safety behind Berry and Thomas. I think his hard hitting style would work well in this scheme, but we need more of a coverage safety...and Chris Cook can be that guy.

    He's very similar to one of my favorite players from last year's draft, Sean Smith.
     
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  3. Jabba the Jet

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    Thanks E, I respect your opinion so now I know its not a crazy idea.

    But do you think Cook will be there for the Jets in round two?

    I'm thinking its 50/50, how bout you?
     
  4. WW85

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    I've been a Chris Cook supporter for a while.

    Cook has the skills to play CB or S.

    Only downside, he had some academic problems...but nothing too significant.

    IMO, Cook is a mid rd 2 prospect and doesn't make it to the Jet's pick.
     
  5. Mr Electric

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    I think Chad Jones has a better shot at being there than Chris Cook does.

    His versatility makes him a much more valuable prospect.
     
  6. Mr Electric

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    I did a write up on Cook last month:

    Obviously, Cook's draft stock has soared since then. He really helped himself at the Senior Bowl and the combine. Like WW, I have him rated as a mid-second rounder.
     
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    I don't even have Cook in my top 50......that may change next week.
     
  8. Jabba the Jet

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    Bummer :sad:

    I hope he slides, and E, I like the Sean Smith comparison

    I liked SS a lot as well, unfortunately the Dolphins drafted him
     
  9. Jabba the Jet

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    Yeah WW, I would rank Cook ahead of Warren for sure
     
  10. vilmatic

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    I agree with this idea, brought it up somewhere. I don't have a great sense of whether or not he'd be there, but the versatility argument is what really sets him apart from the other options. We know Rex loves versatility and a nickel guy who could go man or drop back offers a LOT of disguise options.
     
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    I would have no problem with taking Chris Cook in the 2nd if he's there.. Seeing that both Earl Thomas and Eric Berry will almost definitely be gone at #29, waiting until the 2nd or 4th round to pick a safety seems like the best bet...

    Who are some good FS prospects that could be available in the 4th round?
     
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    Myron Rolle?
     
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    That'd be fine with me if he lasted to the bottom of the 4th, but I get the feeling some team will fall in love with his intangibles and smarts by at least the 3rd round.
     
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    I like Cook, but I'd rather have Burnett. We may have to move ahead of Dallas to get him though.
     
  15. The Great American

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    How smart do you have to be to lay the wood?
     
  16. NDmick

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    there's a lot more that goes into playing football than you think.

    the game is beyond cerebral. The only more cerebral game is baseball. That's it.
     
  17. The Great American

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    I can see how its more cerebral on the offensive side but seriously ... how smart do you have to be the play defense?
     
  18. Mr Electric

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    Is this a serious question?
     
  19. NDmick

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    I'm afraid he's being serious.
     
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    I don't even know that I'd put baseball ahead of it.
     

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