Rams on Demand Mock Draft

[TK42-RAM]

From @BonifayRam

Kansas City Chiefs select with the #216 pick.........

Shaq Calhoun
Mississippi St.
G

Calhoun goes by "Shaq" because of his size and basketball prowess. He was the first in his Birmingham, Alabama-area high school to earn a FBS scholarship. He redshirted in 2014 and then earned a start at right guard in the Bulldogs' 2015 bowl game after playing in the first 12 games as a reserve. He started nine games on the right side in 2016, missing four with an ankle injury, and then lined up for all 13 games at right guard with the ones as a junior. Calhoun finished his career at Starkville with 13 starts in 2018 at right guard.

Overview
Calhoun is more gritty than pretty with a body type that falls outside the NFL norm, but he has a grit level that is right on time. Hand inconsistencies force him into catch-up mode more than teams might like, but he has an impressive ability to scramble and get guys blocked. Calhoun is average in the phone booth, but will surprise teams with his body control and ability to make blocks in space. He has good backup potential with a shot to step in and stand his ground if asked to make a start.
Strengths

• Thick barrel-chested upper body with long arms
• Much more athletic than he looks
• Can transition from primary block to a gapping linebacker with good smoothness
• Strikes, widens and drives as base blocker
• Shows ability to match power with power early in the rep
• Excellent hustle to lead the charge on long pulls
• Finds a workable angle to engage on short pulls
• Competitive and extra gritty against bigger men
• Showed off impressive talent to scramble and recover against Alabama's Raekwon Davis
• Able to bend, gather and adjust to corral targets out in space
• Anchor and base strength to fight back against a rugged attack
• Motor keeps cranking

Weaknesses

• Hands too often wide of the frame, forcing multiple re-sets
• Aim on down blocks often too tall
• Leads with upper body rather than sliding feet to stay in front of rush counters
• Lacks instincts and awareness against stunts and twists
• Allows moving parts to hit him square in the face before reacting at times
• Needs to operate with better footwork and tempo on double teams
• Choppy mover up to second level
• Shorter than NFL teams like at guard

 

[TK42-RAM]

Round 1 on page 20
Round 2 on page 23
Round 3 on page 30
Round 4 on page 38
Round 5 on page 46
Round 6 on page 54

Round 7:
215. Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Corbin - Matt Gay , K , Utah
216. Kansas City Chiefs @BonifayRam - Shaq Calhoun , G , Mississippi State
217. New York Jets @Adi
218. Oakland Raiders @Tron
219. Pittsburgh Steelers @PressureD41
220. Houston Texans @PressureD41
221. Cleveland Browns @Ramrocket
222. Chicago Bears @Petrowsky
223. Cincinnati Bengals @Memento
224. Detroit Lions @shaunpinney
225. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
226. Green Bay Packers @Dieter the Brock
227. Washington Redskins @OldSchool
228. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
229. Detroit Lions @shaunpinney
230. Atlanta Falcons @Ramhusker
231. New Orleans Saints @shaunpinney
232. New York Giants @TK42-RAM
233. Miami Dolphins @TK42-RAM
234. Miami Dolphins @TK42-RAM
235. Oakland Raiders @Tron
236. Jacksonville Jaguars @Ramhusker
237. Denver Broncos @T-REX
238. Chicago Bears @Petrowsky
239. New England Patriots @SanAnRam
240. Indianapolis Colts @ScotsRam
241. Dallas Cowboys @Merlin
242. Los Angeles Chargers @FaulkSF
243. New England Patriots @SanAnRam
244. New Orleans Saints @shaunpinney
245. New York Giants @TK42-RAM
246. New England Patriots @SanAnRam
247. Minnesota Vikings* @Kevin
248. Arizona Cardinals* @OldSchool
249. Arizona Cardinals* @OldSchool
250. Minnesota Vikings* @Kevin
251. Los Angeles Rams* @Mojo Ram
252. New England Patriots* @SanAnRam
253. Washington Redskins* @OldSchool
254. Arizona Cardinals* @OldSchool

* denoting compensatory pick



Trade: Arizona Cardinals trade Josh Rosen to the Washington Redskins for 2nd #46

Trade: Cincinatti Bengals trade Joe Mixon, 4th #110 , 6th #198 to the San Francisco 49ers for Jerrick McKinnon 3rd #67

Trade: Buffalo Bills trade 2nd #40 to the Indianapolis Colts for 2nd #59, 3rd #89, 5th #164

Players taken:

Offense:
Quarterbacks- Kyler Murray, Dwayne Haskins, Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Ryan Finley, Jarrett Stidham, Easton Stick, Brett Rypien, Will Grier,

Runningbacks- Josh Jacobs, David Montgomery, Devin Singletary, Miles Sanders , Damien Harris, Darrell Henderson, Bryce Love, Mike Weber, Justice Hill, Elijah Holyfield, Rodney Anderson, Benny Snell, Trayveon Williams, Myles Gaskin, Karan Higdon, Devine Ozigbo, Ryquell Armstead, Dexter Williams,

Wide Receiver- D.K. Metcalf, A.J. Brown, Kelvin Harmon, N'Keal Harry, Marquis Brown, Parris Campbell, Hakeem Butler, Deeboo Samuel, JJ Arcega-Whiteside, Riley Ridley, Andy Isabella, Mecole Hardman, Terry McLaurin, Emanuel Hall, Anthony Johnson , DaMarkus Lodge, Jalen Hurd, Miles Boykin, Darius Slayton, Antoine Wesley, Gary Jennings, David Sills, Kellan Doss, Hunter Renfrow, Preston Williams, Dillon Mitchell, Jazz Ferguson, Jon’Vea Johnson, Alex Wesley, Michael Walker, Dionte Johnson,

Offensive Line- Jonah Williams, Jawaan Taylor, Cody Ford, Andre Dillard, Garrett Bradbury, Chris Lindstrom, Dalton Risner, Greg Little, Yodny Cajuste, Tytus Howard, Dru Samia, Erik McCoy, Eglton Jenkins, Michael Jordan, Ross Pierschbacher, Beau Benzschawel , Connor McGovern, Kaleb McGary, Michael Dieter, Max Scharping, Bobby Evans, Chuma Edoga,Trey Pipkins, David Edwards, Nate Davis, Ben Powers, Isaiah Prince, Oli Udoh, Dennis Daley, Mitch Hyatt, Lamont Gaillard, Phil Haynes, Nate Herbig, Jesse Burkett, Sean Rawlings, Tyler Roemer, Alex Bars, Iosua Opeta, Derwin Gray, Yosh Nijman, Hjalte Froholdt, BJ Autry, Shaq Calhoun

Tight End- T.J. Hockenson, Noah Fant, Irv Smith Jr., Kahale Warring, Josh Oliver, Dawson Knox, Caleb Wilson, Isaac Nauta, Jace Sternberger, Kaden Smith, Foster Moreau, Drew Sample, Dax Raymond, Alize Mack,

Defense
Defensive Line- Quinnen Williams, Ed Oliver, Christian Wilkins, Dexter Lawrence, Jeffrey Simmons, Jerry Tillery, Zach Allen, Dremont Jones, Rennell Wren, Khalen Saunders, Gerald Willis III, LJ Collier, Marquise Copeland, Trysten Hill, Daylon Mack, Chris Slayton, Daniel Wise, Dontavious Russell,

Defensive End / Edge- Nick Bosa, Montez Sweat, Rashan Gary, Brian Burns, Clelin Ferrell, Jachai Polite, Zach Allen, Chase Winovich, Jaylon Ferguson, D'Andre Walker, Austin Bryant, Joe Jackson, Marquise Copeland, Ben Banogu, Anthony Nelson, Jalen Jelks, Carl Granderson, Charles Omenihu, Maxx Crosby, John Comisky, Wyatt Ray, Shareef Miller, Justin Hollins

LineBacker- Josh Allen, DevIn White, Devin Bush Jr, Mack Wilson, Jermaine Pratt, Jahlani Tavai, Blake Cashman, Oshane Ximines, Christian Miller, Vosean Joseph, Terrill Hanks, Tre Lamar, Emeke Egbule, TJ Edwards, Drew Tranquill, Porter Gustin, Kahlil Hodge, Joe Giles Harris, Te'Von Coney, Cameron Smith, Josiah Tauaefa, Sione Takitaki

Cornerback- Greedy Williams, DeAndre Baker, Byron Murphy, Amani Oruwariye, Rock Ya-Sin, Julian Love, Trayvon Mullen, Justin Layne, Joejuan Williams, David Long, Kris Boyd, Saivion Smith, Lonnie Johnson, Jamel Dean, Sean Bunting, Iman Marshall, Mark Fields, Isaiah Johnson, Derrick Baity, Hamp Cheevers, Jimmy Moreland,Corey Ballentine,

Safety- Nasir Adderley, Deionte Thompson, Jaun Thornhill, Darnell Savage, Taylor Rapp, Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Amani Hooker, Johnathan Abram, Jaquan Johnson, Sheldrick Redwine, Derrick Baity, Evan Worthington, Marquise Blair, Mike Bell, Will Harris, Marvell Tell III, Mike Edwards,

Special Teams:
Kicker- Cole Tracy, Matt Gay

Punter-

@Adi is On the Clock
@Tron is ON DECK.

 

[Adi]

The ny jets select
Ricky Walker DT Virginia tech

@Tron on the clock
@PressureD41

 

[Memento]

The Philadelphia Eagles draft haul is the following:

Andre Dillard, LT, Washington State.
Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, FS, Florida.
Devin Singletary, RB, Florida Atlantic.
Trysten Hill, NT, Central Florida.
Hunter Renfrow, WR, Clemson.
Iosua Opeta , OG , Weber State.

They are officially out of picks...unless someone wants to trade a seventh for Andrew Sendejo?

 

[Tron]

Raiders select...

Jordan Brown, CB, South Dakota State

 

[T-REX]

@PressureD41 is on the clock and on deck

 

[PressureD41]

Will have both picks in within 40 mins...Cheers getting coffee now

 

[PressureD41]

Steelers with their last selection take WR:

TERRY GODWIN
GEORGIA
WR
WO19
Prospect Info
COLLEGE
Georgia
HOMETOWN
CLASS
Hogansville, Ga.
Senior

HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
5' 11"
184 lbs
30”
HANDS
9 3/8”
Prospect Grade
5.19
BETTER-THAN-AVERAGE CHANCE TO MAKE NFL ROSTER
HOW WE GRADE
40 Yard Dash
4.55
SECONDS


Bench Press
--
REPS


Vertical Jump
36.5
INCHES


Broad Jump
117.0
INCHES


3 Cone Drill
6.96
SECONDS


20 Yd Shuttle
--
SECONDS


60 Yd Shuttle
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SECONDS


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PLAYLIST
Godwin was drafted in the 33rd round of the 2016 Major League Baseball amateur draft but decided to continue his time with the Bulldogs instead of chasing baseball. He had been named the team's Co-Newcomer of the Year after the 2015 season (nine starts in 13 games; 35-379-10.8, two TD receiving; 4-58-14.5 punt returns). Godwin was also the TaxSlayer.com Bowl Most Valuable Player with four receptions for 34 yards and a score as a receiver and a 44-yard touchdown pass. He started just 4 of 13 games as a sophomore but was still productive (38-397-10.4). He was a starter as a junior (14 of 15 games played), grabbing 38 passes for 639 yards (16.8 average) and scoring six times, including a big-game effort in the SEC Championship Game against Auburn (5-48-1). Godwin's senior season was derailed by various leg injuries early on, but he came back to start 9 of 13 games played (23-385-16.7, three TD).
By Lance Zierlein
NFL Analyst
NFL Comparison
Corey Brown
Overview
Tall, thin slot receiver with soft hands, good field awareness and fluid routes. The word "natural" is accurate in describing Godwin's game, but short arms and lack of play strength are hurdles he will have to clear. If he can improve his press-release, he has a chance to become more than a backup with inside or outside value.
Strengths

• Adjusts routes to avoid congestion and stay on time
• Crisp, sharp routes with little wasted movement
• Routes feature forward lean and consistent play speed
• Able to tilt defender at the break point
• Staccato settle-steps for quick in-and-out from his breaks
• Fluid, soft hands when catching on the move
• Plucks it with proper extension and decent radius
• Quick gear-down to catch and dot feet near sideline
• Was able to eat against Shrine Game cornerbacks. Adequate wiggle and speed after catch

Weaknesses

• Slender frame with skinny legs and short arms
• Play strength is a concern
• Struggled to get off press against Vandy's Joejuan Williams
• Lacks physicality at the top of his routes
• Average burst out of breaks
• Has tendency to drift out of turns and stems
• Small frame and lack of length show up on contested catches
• Needs to be more aggressive in work-backs to throws

 

[PressureD41]

Texans nab TE as their last pick:

DONALD PARHAM
STETSON
TE

Prospect Info
COLLEGE
Stetson
HOMETOWN
CLASS
Lakeland, FL
Senior

HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 8"
243 lbs
36 1/8”
HANDS
10 1/2”
Prospect Grade
5.00
50-50 CHANCE TO MAKE NFL ROSTER
HOW WE GRADE
40 Yard Dash
--
SECONDS


Bench Press
--
REPS


Vertical Jump
--
INCHES


Broad Jump
--
INCHES


3 Cone Drill
--
SECONDS


20 Yd Shuttle
--
SECONDS


60 Yd Shuttle
--
SECONDS


SEE MORE RESULTS

PLAYLIST
Parham is a tall drink of water with a football legacy in his genes. His father, four uncles and a cousin played on in college. However, Donald did not play football at Lake Gibson High in Lakeland, Florida, until his senior season. Stetson saw his potential, moving him from receiver to tight end. He played in four games as a true freshman, accumulating no statistics. Parham started six of 11 games played in 2016, finishing second on the team with 37 catches and 455 receiving yards and leading the Hatters with six touchdown receptions. He was the team's top pass-catcher in 2017, garnering honorable mention All-Pioneer Football League honors (58-817-14.1, one TD). His senior season really got him on scouts' radars, as he landed consensus FCS All-American and first-team All-Pioneer League honors by leading all FBS/FCS tight ends with 9.4 receptions and 146.6 receiving yards per game (85-1,319-15.5, 13 TD total). Stetson had its game against Presbyterian cancelled due to Hurricane Florence and Parham missed another game with a concussion.
By Lance Zierlein
NFL Analyst
NFL Comparison
Darren Walter
Overview
In today's NFL, labels are falling by the wayside and such is the case for the tall Stetson "tight end." In reality, he is an unusually tall, mismatch slot with soft hands and intriguing athletic ability who comes from an extended family of football players. He can expect more robust physical challenges from snap to whistle as NFL defenses look to disrupt his routes and test his toughness. Parham is a Day 3 developmental pass-catcher, but his ball skills and physical traits could push his ceiling higher.
Strengths

• Monster pass-catcher production as primary target over two years
• Dominated his level of competition in 2018
• Plays with build-up speed to separate in the seam
• Long strides add space from defender out of his turns
• Basketball athlete in space with athleticism to get open
• Works into teeth of defense and focuses through the traffic
• Rare height with catch radius to match
• Able to leap and take the tall ones away from safeties
• Soft, natural hands pick it away from his frame
• Subtle use of frame to defend the catch-point
• Rarely asked, but did flash stalk-blocking potential in space

Weaknesses

• Tall, thin frame makes "tight end" designation a stretch
• Will need additional play strength
• Will get knocked way off-course by committed route redirection
• Route asks were very basic
• Below-average balance for sharp route breaks
• Can play faster and will need to play faster as a pro
• Just moderate effort as decoy or when doubled
• Level of competition failed to challenge him
• Likely tabbed as a mismatch slot only

 

[PressureD41]

@Ramrocket Is on the clock
@Petrowsky On Deck

 

[T-REX]

On behalf of @Ramrocket with the 221st pick of the ROD Mock Draft the Cleveland Browns select...

Penny Hart, WR, Georgia St.

A steal in the 7th!!

Route Running –He's really, really good when he's able to stack press coverage. He's very slippery at the line of scrimmage and understands value in adjusting his angles on the fly to create more space to roll through breaks and manipulate coverage for a larger throwing window.

Hands –Not the most impressive, largely on account of small hand size. Hot throws with a lot of zip can eat him up and he struggles to pluck the ball cleanly away from his frame. He's better over the shoulder than when he's square to the ball.
Contested Catch Ability –He doesn't offer a prominent catch radius, nor does he showcase a lot of functional play strength to survive with a defender draped across his back. Instead, he's pretty limited unless he's running away from the defender as he's receiving the ball.

Run After Catch Ability - He's very slippery. Brings a little more fight to him when he's facing contact that one would expect. His shiftiness and open field vision also allow him to break into open space and create chunks of yardage when hit in stride.

Football IQ –Considering his status as a small school player, he's really developed. I love his route running ability and how well he handles different coverages to create windows for himself. Will face a level of competition bump but his technique and IQ will lessen impact.

Vertical Receiving –He's pretty dynamic, really like his ability to stack guys vertically and get on top of defensive backs. Tracks the football over his shoulder very well and has had success staving off contact and still seeing the ball into his hands.

Change of Direction Skills –He's quicker than a hiccup. Very sudden and shows great lateral mobility and foot speed to sidestep a potential jam attempt or to work across the face of off coverage. He's very effective in sustaining his speed through the break.

Speed –He's super sudden in short spaces and has no problem with torching defenders who are tasked with playing up in his face. He has effective ability to pull away from defenders trying to latch onto him in phase. Will eat up cushion and burn off coverage.

Competitive Toughness –He's pretty scrappy but he's not going to be pushing anyone around as a blocker. His best flashes of toughness come as a runner, where he can generate some momentum and play through soft tackle challenges effectively.

Blocking Ability –He's going to be a non-factor as a blocker. He simply doesn't possess the strength, power or reach to be able to dictate terms to defensive backs who may be looking to press past him and get into the action in screen game or against the run.

BEST TRAIT – Route Running

WORST TRAIT – Functional Strength

BEST FILM – Troy (2018)

WORST FILM – NC State (2018)

RED FLAGS – None

Penny Hart projects well as a slot receiver at the NFL level. Hart is lacking in the needed size and strength to play off of press coverage on the boundary but in the slot, where he can find more free releases and more space to work, he will feast against man to man coverage and cook up a lot of separation. Hart is a dynamic threat with the ball in his hands and should be widely regarded as a weapon in any offense, given his RAC ability and his ability to stretch the field vertically.

Round Grade - Third Round Value

@Petrowsky is on the clock
@Memento is on deck

 

[T-REX]

Round 1 on page 20
Round 2 on page 23
Round 3 on page 30
Round 4 on page 38
Round 5 on page 46
Round 6 on page 54

Round 7:
215. Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Corbin - Matt Gay , K , Utah
216. Kansas City Chiefs @BonifayRam - Shaq Calhoun , G , Mississippi State
217. New York Jets @Adi - Ricky Walker, DT, Virginia Tech.
218. Oakland Raiders @Tron - Jordan Brown, CB, South Dakota State
219. Pittsburgh Steelers @PressureD41 - Terry Godwin, WR, Georgia
220. Houston Texans @PressureD41 - Donald Parham, TE, Stetson
221. Cleveland Browns @Ramrocket - Penny Hart, WR, Georgia St.
222. Chicago Bears @Petrowsky
223. Cincinnati Bengals @Memento
224. Detroit Lions @shaunpinney
225. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
226. Green Bay Packers @Dieter the Brock
227. Washington Redskins @OldSchool
228. Buffalo Bills @RamsFlash80
229. Detroit Lions @shaunpinney
230. Atlanta Falcons @Ramhusker
231. New Orleans Saints @shaunpinney
232. New York Giants @TK42-RAM
233. Miami Dolphins @TK42-RAM
234. Miami Dolphins @TK42-RAM
235. Oakland Raiders @Tron
236. Jacksonville Jaguars @Ramhusker
237. Denver Broncos @T-REX
238. Chicago Bears @Petrowsky
239. New England Patriots @SanAnRam
240. Indianapolis Colts @ScotsRam
241. Dallas Cowboys @Merlin
242. Los Angeles Chargers @FaulkSF
243. New England Patriots @SanAnRam
244. New Orleans Saints @shaunpinney
245. New York Giants @TK42-RAM
246. New England Patriots @SanAnRam
247. Minnesota Vikings* @Kevin
248. Arizona Cardinals* @OldSchool
249. Arizona Cardinals* @OldSchool
250. Minnesota Vikings* @Kevin
251. Los Angeles Rams* @Mojo Ram
252. New England Patriots* @SanAnRam
253. Washington Redskins* @OldSchool
254. Arizona Cardinals* @OldSchool

* denoting compensatory pick



Trade: Arizona Cardinals trade Josh Rosen to the Washington Redskins for 2nd #46

Trade: Cincinatti Bengals trade Joe Mixon, 4th #110 , 6th #198 to the San Francisco 49ers for Jerrick McKinnon 3rd #67

Trade: Buffalo Bills trade 2nd #40 to the Indianapolis Colts for 2nd #59, 3rd #89, 5th #164

Players taken:

Offense:
Quarterbacks- Kyler Murray, Dwayne Haskins, Daniel Jones, Drew Lock, Ryan Finley, Jarrett Stidham, Easton Stick, Brett Rypien, Will Grier,

Runningbacks- Josh Jacobs, David Montgomery, Devin Singletary, Miles Sanders , Damien Harris, Darrell Henderson, Bryce Love, Mike Weber, Justice Hill, Elijah Holyfield, Rodney Anderson, Benny Snell, Trayveon Williams, Myles Gaskin, Karan Higdon, Devine Ozigbo, Ryquell Armstead, Dexter Williams,

Wide Receiver- D.K. Metcalf, A.J. Brown, Kelvin Harmon, N'Keal Harry, Marquis Brown, Parris Campbell, Hakeem Butler, Deeboo Samuel, JJ Arcega-Whiteside, Riley Ridley, Andy Isabella, Mecole Hardman, Terry McLaurin, Emanuel Hall, Anthony Johnson , DaMarkus Lodge, Jalen Hurd, Miles Boykin, Darius Slayton, Antoine Wesley, Gary Jennings, David Sills, Kellan Doss, Hunter Renfrow, Preston Williams, Dillon Mitchell, Jazz Ferguson, Jon’Vea Johnson, Alex Wesley, Michael Walker, Dionte Johnson, Terry Godwin, Penny Hart,

Offensive Line- Jonah Williams, Jawaan Taylor, Cody Ford, Andre Dillard, Garrett Bradbury, Chris Lindstrom, Dalton Risner, Greg Little, Yodny Cajuste, Tytus Howard, Dru Samia, Erik McCoy, Eglton Jenkins, Michael Jordan, Ross Pierschbacher, Beau Benzschawel , Connor McGovern, Kaleb McGary, Michael Dieter, Max Scharping, Bobby Evans, Chuma Edoga,Trey Pipkins, David Edwards, Nate Davis, Ben Powers, Isaiah Prince, Oli Udoh, Dennis Daley, Mitch Hyatt, Lamont Gaillard, Phil Haynes, Nate Herbig, Jesse Burkett, Sean Rawlings, Tyler Roemer, Alex Bars, Iosua Opeta, Derwin Gray, Yosh Nijman, Hjalte Froholdt, BJ Autry, Shaq Calhoun

Tight End- T.J. Hockenson, Noah Fant, Irv Smith Jr., Kahale Warring, Josh Oliver, Dawson Knox, Caleb Wilson, Isaac Nauta, Jace Sternberger, Kaden Smith, Foster Moreau, Drew Sample, Dax Raymond, Alize Mack, Donald Parham,

Defense
Defensive Line- Quinnen Williams, Ed Oliver, Christian Wilkins, Dexter Lawrence, Jeffrey Simmons, Jerry Tillery, Zach Allen, Dremont Jones, Rennell Wren, Khalen Saunders, Gerald Willis III, LJ Collier, Marquise Copeland, Trysten Hill, Daylon Mack, Chris Slayton, Daniel Wise, Dontavious Russell, Ricky Walker,

Defensive End / Edge- Nick Bosa, Montez Sweat, Rashan Gary, Brian Burns, Clelin Ferrell, Jachai Polite, Zach Allen, Chase Winovich, Jaylon Ferguson, D'Andre Walker, Austin Bryant, Joe Jackson, Marquise Copeland, Ben Banogu, Anthony Nelson, Jalen Jelks, Carl Granderson, Charles Omenihu, Maxx Crosby, John Comisky, Wyatt Ray, Shareef Miller, Justin Hollins

LineBacker- Josh Allen, DevIn White, Devin Bush Jr, Mack Wilson, Jermaine Pratt, Jahlani Tavai, Blake Cashman, Oshane Ximines, Christian Miller, Vosean Joseph, Terrill Hanks, Tre Lamar, Emeke Egbule, TJ Edwards, Drew Tranquill, Porter Gustin, Kahlil Hodge, Joe Giles Harris, Te'Von Coney, Cameron Smith, Josiah Tauaefa, Sione Takitaki

Cornerback- Greedy Williams, DeAndre Baker, Byron Murphy, Amani Oruwariye, Rock Ya-Sin, Julian Love, Trayvon Mullen, Justin Layne, Joejuan Williams, David Long, Kris Boyd, Saivion Smith, Lonnie Johnson, Jamel Dean, Sean Bunting, Iman Marshall, Mark Fields, Isaiah Johnson, Derrick Baity, Hamp Cheevers, Jimmy Moreland,Corey Ballentine, Jordan Brown,

Safety- Nasir Adderley, Deionte Thompson, Jaun Thornhill, Darnell Savage, Taylor Rapp, Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Amani Hooker, Johnathan Abram, Jaquan Johnson, Sheldrick Redwine, Derrick Baity, Evan Worthington, Marquise Blair, Mike Bell, Will Harris, Marvell Tell III, Mike Edwards,

Special Teams:
Kicker- Cole Tracy, Matt Gay

Punter-

@Petrowsky is on the clock
@Memento is on deck

 

[Dieter the Brock]

Texans nab TE as their last pick:

DONALD PARHAM
STETSON
TE

Prospect Info
COLLEGE
Stetson
HOMETOWN
CLASS
Lakeland, FL
Senior

HEIGHT
WEIGHT
ARMS
6' 8"
243 lbs
36 1/8”
HANDS
10 1/2”
Prospect Grade
5.00
50-50 CHANCE TO MAKE NFL ROSTER
HOW WE GRADE
40 Yard Dash
--
SECONDS


Bench Press
--
REPS


Vertical Jump
--
INCHES


Broad Jump
--
INCHES


3 Cone Drill
--
SECONDS


20 Yd Shuttle
--
SECONDS


60 Yd Shuttle
--
SECONDS


SEE MORE RESULTS

PLAYLIST
Parham is a tall drink of water with a football legacy in his genes. His father, four uncles and a cousin played on in college. However, Donald did not play football at Lake Gibson High in Lakeland, Florida, until his senior season. Stetson saw his potential, moving him from receiver to tight end. He played in four games as a true freshman, accumulating no statistics. Parham started six of 11 games played in 2016, finishing second on the team with 37 catches and 455 receiving yards and leading the Hatters with six touchdown receptions. He was the team's top pass-catcher in 2017, garnering honorable mention All-Pioneer Football League honors (58-817-14.1, one TD). His senior season really got him on scouts' radars, as he landed consensus FCS All-American and first-team All-Pioneer League honors by leading all FBS/FCS tight ends with 9.4 receptions and 146.6 receiving yards per game (85-1,319-15.5, 13 TD total). Stetson had its game against Presbyterian cancelled due to Hurricane Florence and Parham missed another game with a concussion.
By Lance Zierlein
NFL Analyst
NFL Comparison
Darren Walter
Overview
In today's NFL, labels are falling by the wayside and such is the case for the tall Stetson "tight end." In reality, he is an unusually tall, mismatch slot with soft hands and intriguing athletic ability who comes from an extended family of football players. He can expect more robust physical challenges from snap to whistle as NFL defenses look to disrupt his routes and test his toughness. Parham is a Day 3 developmental pass-catcher, but his ball skills and physical traits could push his ceiling higher.
Strengths

• Monster pass-catcher production as primary target over two years
• Dominated his level of competition in 2018
• Plays with build-up speed to separate in the seam
• Long strides add space from defender out of his turns
• Basketball athlete in space with athleticism to get open
• Works into teeth of defense and focuses through the traffic
• Rare height with catch radius to match
• Able to leap and take the tall ones away from safeties
• Soft, natural hands pick it away from his frame
• Subtle use of frame to defend the catch-point
• Rarely asked, but did flash stalk-blocking potential in space

Weaknesses

• Tall, thin frame makes "tight end" designation a stretch
• Will need additional play strength
• Will get knocked way off-course by committed route redirection
• Route asks were very basic
• Below-average balance for sharp route breaks
• Can play faster and will need to play faster as a pro
• Just moderate effort as decoy or when doubled
• Level of competition failed to challenge him
• Likely tabbed as a mismatch slot only

I was hoping he’d fall to me - damn!!!!

 

[TK42-RAM]

I have PM'd @Petrowsky .. he has an hour to make his pick for the Bears.

He hasn't been online for over 24 hours so we may have to pick for him. Maybe go for best available? They seem to have a solid list.

With two picks to come the Bears have picked up ..

Darrell Henderson, RB, Memphis
Jalen Jelks, Edge, Oregon
Mike Bell, S, Fresno

Offseason Moves:

• Bears sign S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix

• Bears sign G/C Ted Larsen

• Bears sign WR Cordarrelle Patterson

• Bears sign CB Buster Skrine

• Bears sign RB Mike Davis

• Bears sign K Chris Blewitt

• Bears cut K Cody Parkey
  
  
  Team Needs:

• Edge Rusher: Chicago could benefit from another edge player to join Khalil Mack and Leonard Floyd, especially with Aaron Lynch heading for free agency. Drafted Jalen Jelks.

• Safety: Lost safety Adrian Amos via Free Agency to Green Bay. Tough to replace - signed Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. Drafted Mike Bell.

• Slot Cornerback: Bryce Callahan free agent to Broncos. Signed Buster Skrine.

 

[TK42-RAM]

I nominate Zach Gentry, TE, Michigan for the Chicago Bears.

We need a second and third nomination to keep this thing going.

 

[TK42-RAM]

@Memento you will be on the clock shortly and then we have to make a pick for @shaunpinney and his Detroit Lions.

 

[TK42-RAM]

 

[Dieter the Brock]

I second Gentry

 

[Kevin]

Sure, a third for Gentry.

 

[TK42-RAM]

On behalf of @Petrowsky

With pick 222 The Chicago Bears select

Zach Gentry, TE , Michigan

https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/zach-gentry