Notre Dame is def. worth watching as far as their OL goes. So is Auburn. Alabama's interior line is as good as it gets.
Austin Golson was on my watch list last year after a switch to OC and is my top OC right now. Bozeman is right behind him.
Nick DeLuca NDSU MLB blew out his knee last year and got a redshirt. This year he is going to play outside. He could play anywhere in a 3-4, 4-3 IMO. 2nd year on Butkus Watch List.
Im still going to watch WRs because there is no guarantee Watkins comes back.
A note on Haynes from 9 months ago:
"Oh, 1 more thing:
Marquis Haynes Ole Miss - he is an absolute beast but has no position at Ole Miss. In the NFL he is a OLB that is gonna wreck stuff. look for his film against Cam Robinson - almost 100 lbs heavier...3rd round? I have no idea yet."I hope he keeps adding some lbs. this year.
CB looks really soft this year.
Obviously QB is going to be fun with a 1/2 dozen guys at least. Darnold and Allen topping it.
Along with Haynes at 3-4 OLB I have Key (he is a beast) Harold and Gustin.
Byron Cowart is another to keep an eye on.
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Here is the Reese's Senior Bowl list ... just a little warmup for the season ... gets my head back onto the juniors I scouted last year and gets me moving forward toward the beginning of this year.
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www.seniorbowl.com]
For me, this year, I will be looking for a Center (which should be a rich position) ... a project left tackle (interesting list of small school kids, here) ... CBs (not as rich) ... and to a lesser extent ... 3-4 front 7 personnel (I have a decent starting list for 5 techs and rush Lbs ... but nose tackles don't seem to be plentiful).
Anyhow, this will be my first year for watching for 3-4 players specifically ... that means Houston, TCU, G Tech, Stanford, Bama, BC, Cal, Oregon, etc.
Haynes right now is my rush athlete that's not trending high ... while Key and Landry are obviously high on the list there.
Don't waste your time looking back, you're not going that way. - Ragnar Lothbrok
