Official Day 3 Of The 2017 NFL Draft Thread

[woodbuck27]

how is he very raw when he started all 4 years in the big 10?

WEAKNESSES: Short stepper missing quick feet to shake press coverage off the snap. Upright and slow into his routes. Stiff into his breaks with prolonged gear down. Lacks burst out of breaks and double moves aren't quick enough to create the easy throwing window. Quality man coverage can smother him. Failed to catch at least 50 percent of targeted throws in any season at Purdue. Vertical sell to setup short and intermediate is unconvincing. Drops have been an issue throughout his career.

BOTTOM LINE Four year letterman who has relied on quantity for his production totals. Yancey is a stiff-hipped vertical receiver only with good size but below average hands. A team could sniff around on him on Day 3, but he will struggle to uncover against NFL man coverage.


He is likely at best a STer **

** DRAFT ANALYSIS:

" Yancey's productive senior season earned him NFL looks and Green Bay likely saw enough potential as a downfield receiver to take him at this point. He'll need to earn his keep on special teams early." --Mark Dulgerian

[smuggler]

Jarron Jones, DT
Eli Qualls, DT
Collin Buchanan, OL
Isaiah Ford, WR
Noah Brown, WR
Travis Rudolph, WR
Malachi Dupre, WR
Brian Cox Jr, LB
Eli Lee, LB

best cats left

[beveaux1]

T Kofi Amichia

[pbmax]

how is he very raw when he started all 4 years in the big 10?

Have you seen Purdue play offense in the last 6 years?

They seriously have had no idea what to do. They are on their fourth offensive system since Joe Tiller retired.

They keep doing the Browns thing, changing horses midstream. One spread, zone read comes in, takes three years to recruit his guys, they are playing terribly, he is fired. Then next coach with different system comes in and can't run their system with the old players. Needs to recruit all new. Then is fired and new guy with system comes in and

Lather, rinse, repeat.

[pbmax]

T Kofi Amichia

If that is the pick then I just picked up a boatload of points in the Contest!

[Maxie the Taxi]

T Kofi Amichia

Pure SPARQ draftee.

[woodbuck27]

Jarron Jones, DT
Eli Qualls, DT
Collin Buchanan, OL
Isaiah Ford, WR
Noah Brown, WR
Travis Rudolph, WR
Malachi Dupre, WR
Brian Cox Jr, LB
Eli Lee, LB

best cats left

When TT selected at WR ( DeAngelo Yancey - Grade 4.9) he had all of these other options (plus one more off the board (Trent Taylor) after that TT Pick) who were graded higher by NFL.Com:

Ford, Isaiah WR 6'1" 194 Virginia Tech 5.5
Brown, Noah WR 6'2" 222 Ohio St. 5.5
Rudolph, Travis WR 6'0" 189 Florida St. 5.4
Dupre, Malachi WR 6'2" 196 LSU 5.4
Scott, Artavis WR 5'10" 193 Clemson 5.4
Dural, Travin WR 6'1" 202 LSU 5.4
Zamora, Ishmael WR 6'4" 215 Baylor 5.4
Hatcher, Keon WR 6'1" 212 Arkansas 5.3
Hogan, Krishawn WR 6'3" 222 Marian (IN) 5.3
Coley, Stacy WR 6'0" 195 Miami 5.3
Staples, Jamari WR 6'3" 195 Louisville 5.3
Stringfellow, Damore'ea WR 6'2" 211 Mississippi 5.3
Cannon, KD WR 5'11" 182 Baylor 5.3
Patrick, Tim WR 6'5" 210 Utah 5.2
Robinette, Jalen WR 6'3" 220 Air Force 5.2
Etta-Tawo, Amba WR 6'1" 208 Syracuse 5.2
Adeboyejo, Quincy WR 6'3" 197 Mississippi 5.2
Marks, Gabe WR 5'11" 189 Washington St. 5.2
Brown, Billy WR 6'4" 255 Shepherd 5.1
White, Tim WR 5'11" 175 Arizona State 5.1
Bourne, Kendrick WR 6'1" 203 Eastern Washington 5.0
Morgan, Drew WR 6'0" 190 Arkansas 5.0
Rector, Michael WR 6'0" 193 Stanford 5.0
Pascal, Zach WR 6'2" 219 Old Dominion 5.0

[smuggler]

I tend to give TT the benefit of the doubt at WR, but yeah not the guy I would have taken.

[wpony]

I actually like this years draft so far for the Packers I am not crazy about Yancy but the rest of them will help fill holes or even start or be decent back ups. I know a few need more extra training and will probably go to practice squad this year I even checked most of the sports analyzers and they agreed that most of the packers picks were good and rated B or above at least for the first 4 rounds so lets just sit back and see whats happen and give the guy that actually sees all the tapes and gets all the scouting reports and put a little trust in them, I hope every one is having a great weekend

[pbmax]

Pure SPARQ draftee.

Yep. BTW, you should get credit for finding that site. Really makes comparing them much more simple and its far more accurate than a list of numbers from their workout.

[woodbuck27]

Here is everything you need to know about TT's Pick in Round Six. It may not be inspirational. :

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/kofi-amichia?id=2558855

Well at least (maybe) Center Kofi Amichia out of S. Florida AAC is a handsome man, because he sure doesn't appear useful.

Even Red Green is scratching his head over this last TT Pick.

[Maxie the Taxi]

Yep. BTW, you should get credit for finding that site. Really makes comparing them much more simple and its far more accurate than a list of numbers from their workout.

I hope he works out. That means that the two top candidates to take over Lang's position long term -- Patrick and Amichia -- are top rated SPARQ guys.

(By the way, nice play!)

[pbmax]

Rob Reischel @robreischel

Most believe Amichia projects as OG. Fits #Packers pattern of turning tackles into guards.

[woodbuck27]

Here is everything you need to know about TT's Pick in Round Six. It may not be inspirational. :

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/kofi-amichia?id=2558855

Well at least (maybe) Center Kofi Amichia out of S. Florida AAC is a handsome man, because he sure doesn't appear useful.

Even Red Green is scratching his head over this last TT Pick.

Here are all of the OLman available when TT made this last Sixth Round pick:

Buchanan, Collin OL 6'5" 316 Miami (OH) 5.5
Collins, Aviante OT 6'4" 295 TCU 5.4
Gennesy, Avery OT 6'3" 318 Texas A&M 5.4
Mama, Damien G 6'3" 334 USC 5.4
Toth, Jon C 6'5" 307 Kentucky 5.3
Dunker, Jessamen G 6'4" 318 Tennessee St. 5.2
Seaton, Brad OT 6'7" 310 Villanova 5.2
Eldrenkamp, Jake OG 6'5" 297 Washington 5.2
Orlosky, Tyler C 6'3" 298 West Virginia 5.2
Ware, Jylan OT 6'8" 295 Alabama St. 5.2
Austell, Erik OT 6'3" 301 Charleston Southern 5.2
Lee, Cameron OG 6'5" 312 Illinois St. 5.2
Cooper, Ethan OL 6'2" 322 Indiana (PA) 5.1
Fuller, Kyle C 6'5" 307 Baylor 5.1
Ugokwe, Jerry OT 6'7" 321 William & Mary 5.1
Joseph, Dieugot OT 6'6" 293 Florida International 5.1
Pankey, Adam OG 6'5" 324 West Virginia 5.1
Skipper, Dan OT 6'10" 309 Arkansas 5.1
Kalis, Kyle OG 6'4" 308 Michigan 5.0
Bond, Deyshawn C 6'2" 287 Cincinnati 5.0
Braden, Ben OG 6'6" 329 Michigan 5.0
Wheeler, Chad C 6'7" 306 USC 5.0
Magnuson, Erik OG 6'6" 305 Michigan 5.0
Norton, Storm OT 6'8" 311 Toledo 4.9
Leff, Robert OT 6'6" 299 Auburn 4.9
Myers, Levon OT 6'5" 309 Northern Illinois 4.9
Heck, Jon OT 6'7" 300 North Carolina 4.9
Kozan, Alex OG 6'4" 300 Auburn 4.9
Goodman, Evan OG 6'4" 306 Arizona State 4.9
Croston, Cole OT 6'5" 295 Iowa 4.9
Brunskill, Daniel OT 6'5" 273 San Diego St. 4.9
Knappe, Andreas OT 6'8" 325 Connecticut 4.9
Scelfo, Joe C 6'1" 300 N.C. State 4.9
Rich, Max OT 6'7" 315 Harvard 4.9
Pyke, Greg OG 6'6" 325 Georgia 4.9
Johnson, Zack OG 6'4" 317 North Dakota St. 4.9
Crowley, Lucas C 6'3" 269 North Carolina 4.9
Andrews, Gavin OG 6'5" 340 Oregon St. 4.9
Theaker, Nate OG 6'5" 315 Wayne St. (MI) 4.9
Leamon, Javarius OL 6'7" 332 South Carolina St. 4.9
Treadway, Bret C 6'3" 249 Lamar 4.9
Salako, Victor OT 6'6" 335 Oklahoma St. 4.8
Tom, Cameron C 6'4" 287 Southern Miss 4.8
Clayborn, Jamaal C 6'4" 315 Mississippi St. 4.8
Peterson, Caleb OG 6'5" 300 North Carolina 4.8
Are, Kareem OG 6'6" 325 Florida St. 4.8
McLaughlin, Jonathan OT 6'5" 313 Virginia Tech 4.8
Hughley, Tobijah C 6'3" 291 Louisville 4.8
Keizur, Cam C 6'4" 320 Portland St. 4.8
McMeans, Anthony C 6'2" 313 New Mexico St. 4.8
Caspers, Johnny C 6'4" 292 Stanford 4.8

[Carolina_Packer]

They must have seen something in Yancey to draft him. It's everyone's right to have a dissenting opinion. I'll just say I don't know squat about many of these players, and it will be fun to see if they can play at this level.