I have really focused early on Edge, OCs, a few OTs, the QBs obviously.
Just started a deeper dive on the WRs, so take these with a grain of salt:
Rondale Moore - he has an extensive injury history. He really scares the heck out of me. His freshman season was eye popping 114 catches for 1258 and 12 TDs, carried the ball 21 times for 213 and 2 more TDs, then he played 4 games the next season before a hammy and knee injury wrecked the rest of the season. In 2020 he played 3 of Purdue's 6 games with an undisclosed lower leg injury.
He is electric deep and with the ball in his hands. 5'-9" 175 lbs. I have no idea where he slides. Im thinking middle of the 2nd right now?
Amon-Ra St. Brown - USC 6'-1" 195 lbs. - not a true burner, but he wins at all 3 levels and is very good route runner, and he is a tough kid in the middle of the field which the rams seem to like at least early.
Nico Collins - He had an interesting Senior bowl, good first 2 days then out for thursday and prolly for the game saturday. 6'-4" 215 lbs. He was under used at Michigan, opted out this season, so there is a lot of unknown on him. He is a 4.46 40 kid at that size so he might go early on athletic traits alone. Id go get this kid if he was anywhere near the Rams pick at 59.
D'wayne Eskridge Western Michigan - another 5'-9" WR, but he is thick, has shown he can get off press man and has a suddenness about him in the open field, plenty of speed, good open field vision and is a returner on special teams. I think he fits somewhere in the 2nd. Im not buying the late 1st round stuff I have read.
Dyami Brown - UNC - 6'-1" 200 lb vertical threat. He wins deep and plays with a toughness. good blocker as well. I think he could very much be in play at 59.
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