Deadpool's 2024 Big Board - 220 players - After Round 6

My 2024 Big Board

I'll keep the Rams pick in red, delete who is gone.


15. Jared Verse - EDGE - FSU - 6'-4" 254 lbs. - Twitched up, speed to power merchant that can really apply pressure to OL early in the rep. Solid setting an edge as well.

35. Braden Fiske - IDL - FSU - 6'-5" 292 lbs. - Good athlete that is a super smooth mover, big time motor and quick.


64. Brenden Rice - WR - USC - 6'-2" 208 lbs. - Good size and physicality for the position. He is a very good route runner with good hands. Won't blow you away downfield.[/color]


85. Kamren Kinchens - SAF - Miami - 5'-11" 203 lbs. - Turnover machine, brings it when in the box. Not the rangiest SAF in the class.


98. Anthony Gould - WR - Oregon St. - 5'-8" 174 lbs. - Absolutely electric athlete with blistering speed. He played outside in college and tormented bigger, slower DBs. Can that translate to the NFL? Punt returner bonus.


106. Blake Corum - RB - Mich. - 5'-8" 205 lbs. - He will wear you down and grind out yards despite his size. Excellent contact balance and good vision. Lacks a HR gear, seemed to have a down season.


111. Beau Brade - SAF - Maryland - 6'-0" 203 lbs. - Solid against the run and the pass. Makes plays on the ball and plays with physicality. Not the rangiest safety. split safety fit.


112. Tyler Davis - IDL - Clemson - 6'-2" 301 lbs. - Explosive NT with powerful hands and a good understanding of leverage. Pass rush needs refinement.


117. Michael Pratt - QB - Tulane - 6'-3" 217 lbs. - Can make all the throws, good in play action, atheltic enough to create outside the pocket. Slow processer.


118. Leonard Taylor III - IDL - Miami - 6'-4" 303 lbs. - Good overall strength, nice first step and is athletic. Needs technique work to unlock full potential.


126. Gabriel Murphy - EDGE - UCLA - 6'-2" 247 lbs. - Really athletic and technically sound. His length is what I worry about. Big motor.


131. Dallin Holker - TE - Colorado St. - 6'-3" 241 lbs. - Super reliable pass catcher that has great hands. A try hard blocker, but not a strength.


134. Andrew Raym - OC - Oklahoma - 6'-4" 314 lbs. - Is he a mauler or a technician? He's a little of both. I think he is scheme diverse and could stand to get stronger.


137. Jaheim Bell - TE - FSU - 6'-2" 241 lbs. - He is a multi positional. Slot, in line, H back. A seam buster that lacks blocking punch.


143. Beaux Limmer - OC - Arkansas - 6'-5" 302 lbs. - Most of his experience is at RG, last year OC. He is an excellent run blocker that needs to improve his pass sets.


148. James Williams - SAF - Miami - 6'-4" 231 lbs. - A hammer dropping into the box. Lacks NFL level coverage skills. So a box safety or a nickel backer, maybe a Will backer.


157. Curtis Jacobs - LB - 6'-1" 241 lbs. - A SAM backer that can cover RBs and TEs. Is a decent blitzer and is fairly athletic. Play strength could use an upgrade.


158. Jaylen Harrell - EDGE - Mich. - 6'-4" 250 lbs. - Speed to power rusher with a great motor and an innate ability to find the ball. Could use a power up in the strength dept.


160. Myles Cole - DE - Texas Tech - 6'-6" 278 lbs. - Height/weight/speed trifecta that is super long and keeps blockers out of his body. Lacked production for his profile.


165. Isaiah Williams - WR - Illinois - 5'-9" 182 lbs. - A slot WR, excellent route runner and elusive after the catch. Small catch radius and questionable speed.


169. KT Leveston - OG - Kansas St. - 6'-4" 326 lbs. - OT that will probably end up as an OG. Mauler style that needs technical improvement. gap/power scheme.


170. Keith Randolph Jr. - IDL - Illinois - 6'-4" 296 lbs. - Uses leverage and decent power to rack up tackles. Doesn't offer a ton in pass rush, but he can muddle a pocket.


171. MJ Devonshire - CB - Pitt - 5'-11" 186 lbs. - Man cover corner with long arms and very good ball skills. Run support needs work. Man scheme


172. Cornelius Johnson - WR - Mich. - 6'-3" 212 lbs. - Great size, physical, good athlete, OK speed. plus run blocker. Poor route runner.


175. - Joshua Karty - K - Stanford - 6'-2" 207 lbs. - Big time range with improved accuracy year after year.


178. Fabien Lovett Sr. - IDL - FSU - 6'-4" 314 lbs. - He's a double team eater with his power and length. 2 gap run stuffing NT with little pass rush juice.


179. Dwight McGlothern - CB -Arkansas - 6'-2" 185 lbs. - Ballhawk with great size. At his best in zone facing the action. Run support is poor. OK speed.


185. Javion Cohen - OG - Miami - 6'-4" 324 lbs. - Played OT, but mostly LG. He's fairly athletic with good power. Seems disjoined in his movement, which limits effectiveness.


186. Dillon Johnson - RB - Washington - 6'-0" 217 lbs. - A bruiser back with good vision and is tough after contact. A bit upright as a runner and lacks HR speed.


193. Brandon Coleman - OG - TCU - 6'-5" 313 lbs. - Played LT, RT and LG. His future is at OG. He's athletic with decent technique. Lacks playing power. OG in a zone scheme.


194. Cody Schrader - RB - Missouri - 5'-9" 202 lbs. - He competes his tail off. He's a tough runner with a little wiggle. Lacks HR speed and is only an average pass catcher. Good blitz pickup. Perfect for STs


195. Grayson Murphy - EDGE - UCLA - 6'-2" 251 lbs. - Gabriel's identical twin. Not quite as athletic, but tenacious with the same big motor and an NFL ready spin move. Lenth is my same concern.


196. Tahj Washington - WR - USC - 5'-10" 174 lbs. - I like him as a tough little slot WR with tremendous ST value. KR, PR and a gunner. He's a tazmanian devil.


199. Johnny Dixon - CB - Penn St. - 5'-11" 188 lbs. - Aggressive and scheme diverse, can play inside and out. Lacks long speed and his transition is rough.


200. Drake Nugent - OC - Mich. - 6'-2" 298 - Fire hydrant gap/power OC with limited range. Plays through the whistle. Maxxed out size limits his upside.


201. Frank Gore Jr. - RB - Southern Miss. - 5'-8" 201 lbs. - Sawed off power back that is a good pass catcher with good vision and good contact balance. Lacks wiggle and HR speed.


203. Malik Mustapha - SAF - Wake Forest - 5'-10" 209 lbs. - Heat seeking missle box safety that lacks the speed and athleticism to play deep. Big nickel or ox safety.


205. Jordan Whittington - WR - Texas - 6'-1" 205 lbs. - Physical before and after the catch. Good run blocker and could be a monster on STs with the new rules. Lacks route running and HR gear.


206. Marcus Harris - DL - Auburn - 6'-2" 286 lbs. - Strong with a good first step, can play up and down the line, depending on the situation. Not a real flexable athlete, tad undersized.


208. Myles Murphy - DT - UNC - 6'-4" 309 lbs. - Powerful run stopper that can fill gaps and plug up the middle. Lacks the agility to really impact the passing game.


209. Xavier Weaver - WR - Colorado - 6'-0" 169 lbs. - Good route runner with solid hands and is a plus punt returner. Needs to get stronger/add good weight, can be bullied.


211. Steele Chambers - ILB - Ohio St. - 6'-1" 226 lbs. - Sideline to sideline range with a nose for the ball. Can drop into coverage. Struggles shedding blocks, needs to get stronger.


212. Devon Culp - TE - Washington - 6'-3" 231 lbs. - Fast with the ability to win at all 3 levels. Hands are hit and miss at times, needs to get stronger if he wants to block inline.


213. Zion Tupuola-Fetui - EDGE - Washington - 6'-3" 244 lbs. - Speed to power converter with a decent set of pass rush skills and an explovise motor. Needs to get better at setting an edge.


214. Kalen King - CB/S - Penn St. - 5'-11" 191 lbs. - Good ball skills and effective getting a WR off bakance in press man. Lacks speed and has a clunky lower half. I think he becomes a FS.


217. Nelson Ceaser - EDGE - Houston - 6'-3" 254 lbs. - An edge setter and a speed to power rusher. Can drop into zone coverage. Not super bendy or twitchy.


218. Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint - WR - Georgia - 6'-1" 195 lbs. - Good size and length, will win contested catches and is a reliable stick mover. Lacks a long gear and not super athletic.


219. Jordan Jefferson - IDL - LSU - 6'-3" 313 lbs. - Quickness to shoot gaps, above average athlete for his size and the position. He needs to get stronger.


220. Garret Greenfield - OT - South Dakota St. - 6'-6" 311 lbs. - Good size and is athletic with light feet making him an easy mover. Needs to get stronger and fine tune technique.

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