2018 NFL Draft Sleepers

[Zool]

I think I’ll start quoting myself

[Zool]

I think I’ll start quoting myself

Huh, this is kinda fun. It’s like worthless post inception.

[woodbuck27]

I think I’ll start quoting myself

I took over an hour (PLUS) to create that Post ...FOR...Packerrats. It wasn't any 'copy and past' !

I'll Reply to that original Post as I have the option to Zool, Thanks.

What is it Zool?

Do you have 'a HARD ON for me' Packer Fan? Am I not measuring up to your expectations?

This is a Green Bay Packer Forum. Your the Moderator here Zool.

Do you prefer that Packerrats become a nihilistic site; that all values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated?

This is a Forum and I make a concerted effort to communicate a lot of information here for the membership to at least assert an option of better understanding. I contribute in accordance with my intelligence wisdom and analytical skills. I've never played 'Gang On' ,or follow the weak wanna be leader.

[Zool]

You need help.

PM me a pic and I'll tell you if you give me a hard on.

[mraynrand]

Do you prefer that Packerrats become a nihilistic site; that all values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated?

Wait, I thought we passed that point years ago...

Oh wait, that's just me.

[pbmax]

Back to topic:

I want to draft Daurice Fountain and call him "The Bubbler".

[mraynrand]

Back to topic:

I want to draft Daurice Fountain and call him "The Bubbler".

"back to topic"

[Joemailman]

Gerhard De Beer - OT - Arizona. His name would look great on the back of a Packer jersey.

[woodbuck27]

How about OLB - Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, Oklahoma He might be nicknamed Bon Bon.

Yikes !

[HarveyWallbangers]

Some of my favorite sleepers

QB Logan Woodside (Toledo) - Reminds me a little bit of Drew Brees.
Logan Woodside vs. Miami (Fla)

RB Josh Adams (Notre Dame) - Reminds me of James Starks. Tall, lanky kid with surprising speed.
Josh Adams vs. USC

WR Justin Watson (Pennsylvania) - Reminds me of Eric Decker. Shined at Shrine Game. Held his own at Senior Bowl. Combine snub who blew up his Pro Day. He and Daurice Fountain (Northern Iowa) probably helped themselves the most at their Pro Days. Similar measurables to Jeff Janis, but this guy can actually play receiver.
Justin Watson Highlights

Michael Gallup (Colorado State) and Tre'Quan Smith (Central Florida) are two guys I like better than the consensus.

TE Jordan Akins (Central Florida) - I don't really have a sleeper at TE, but I think Akins can play in the NFL. He's an older prospect. Like Hayden Hurst, he tried baseball first.

OT Brandon Parker (North Carolina A&T) - Lots of people are on the Desmond Harrison (West Georgia) bandwagon, but I like Parker more. I liked his work at the Senior Bowl.

Interior OL - I can't really name one. The OG and OC groups are top heavy. I really like the consensus top 5 (Quenton Nelson, Isaiah Wynn, Will Hernandez, Austin Corbett, and Branden Smith) at OG and the consensus top 3 (Daniels, Price, Ragnow) at OC. I like Mason Cole (Michigan) much more than Will Clapp (LSU). The rest of the group really struggled at the Senior Bowl.

DT - Justin Jones (NC State)/B.J. Hill (NC State) - Teammates that dominated at the Senior Bowl, and their testing numbers at the combine didn't disappoint.

EDGE - Kylie Fitts (Utah) - Measurables are good, and I thought he looked like he had some cover ability at the combine. Injury prone though--which has dropped his stock.

EDGE - Dorance Armstrong (Kansas) - He didn't test well at the combine, but I thought he looked great in the drills. Very fluid.

ILB - Genard Avery (Memphis) - Thumper with more athleticism than you'd think. Team leader, highly productive.
Genard Avery Highlights

CB - Nick Nelson (Wisconsin) - Not really a sleeper but doesn't get a lot of attention. His stock seems to be rising ahead of the draft, but I've been on his bandwagon for awhile. Always around the ball. Didn't have a lot of interceptions in college (lots of pass deflections), but I thought his ball skills were decent at the combine, so my fears were alleviated a little bit.
Nick Nelson Combine Workout

A few other CBs that have stood out to me are Holton Hill (Texas), Brandon Facyson (Virginia Tech), and Michael Joseph (Dubuque). Hill is just a good all around corner who offers scheme flexibility, but he has character concerns. Facyson looks good in a press scheme, but he has injury concerns. Joseph is a small school playmaker who tested well enough.

S Terrell Edmunds (Virginia Tech) - You can't teach his measurables, so I'm surprised most have him as a midround pick. He tried to do too much going for the big play in college, but I think he can be a starter in the NFL with good coaching.
Terrell Edmunds Highlights

[woodbuck27]

You need help.

PM me a pic and I'll tell you if you give me a hard on.

Holy Crap get a grip. Cut me out of your Fantasy.......... please.



I'm just a Canuck Maritimer with intelligence, compassion and solid integrity. Do you desire to make me a Facebook Friend Zool?

[woodbuck27]

HarveyWallbangers;972164]Some of my favorite sleepers

QB Logan Woodside (Toledo) - Reminds me a little bit of Drew Brees.
Logan Woodside vs. Miami (Fla)

** Pick him up as a 7th Round Pick or UFA.

RB Josh Adams (Notre Dame) - Reminds me of James Starks. Tall, lanky kid with surprising speed.
Josh Adams vs. USC

** A possibility at Packers NO. 133 Pick at the Bottom of Round 4.


WR Justin Watson (Pennsylvania) - Reminds me of Eric Decker. Shined at Shrine Game. Held his own at Senior Bowl. Combine snub who blew up his Pro Day. He and Daurice Fountain (Northern Iowa) probably helped themselves the most at their Pro Days. Similar measurables to Jeff Janis, but this guy can actually play receiver.
Justin Watson Highlights

** Go after him as a possibility and UFA !

Michael Gallup (Colorado State) and Tre'Quan Smith (Central Florida) are two guys I like better than the consensus.

** Both WR Prospects and possibly at Packers NO. 101 Pick at Top of Rd. 4.

TE Jordan Akins (Central Florida) - I don't really have a sleeper at TE, but I think Akins can play in the NFL. He's an older prospect. Like Hayden Hurst, he tried baseball first.

** another Possible 7th Rd. Pick AT NO. 232 or 239 or as a UFA.

OT Brandon Parker (North Carolina A&T) - Lots of people are on the Desmond Harrison (West Georgia) bandwagon, but I like Parker more. I liked his work at the Senior Bowl.

** another strong possibility at TOP of Rd. 4 and Pick NO. 101.


Interior OL - I can't really name one. The OG and OC groups are top heavy. I really like the consensus top 5 (Quenton Nelson, Isaiah Wynn, Will Hernandez, Austin Corbett, and Branden Smith) at OG and the consensus top 3 (Daniels, Price, Ragnow) at OC. *** I like Mason Cole (Michigan)*** much more than Will Clapp (LSU). The rest of the group really struggled at the Senior Bowl.

*** Maybe Packers Pick OC Mason Cole at Bottom of Rd. 4 and Pick NO. 133 or Top of Rd. 5 and Pick NO. 138?

DT - Justin Jones (NC State)/B.J. Hill (NC State) - Teammates that dominated at the Senior Bowl, and their testing numbers at the combine didn't disappoint.

** Another possibility and at Picks NO. 133 or 138 or Bottom of 4th or Top of Rd. 5.

EDGE - Kylie Fitts (Utah) - Measurables are good, and I thought he looked like he had some cover ability at the combine. Injury prone though--which has dropped his stock.

** Ditto and see Immediately above.

EDGE - Dorance Armstrong (Kansas) - He didn't test well at the combine, but I thought he looked great in the drills. Very fluid.

** A Bang on possibility for the Packer #rd Rd. Pick at NO. 76.

ILB - Genard Avery (Memphis) - Thumper with more athleticism than you'd think. Team leader, highly productive.

** Another UFA Possibility.

CB - Nick Nelson (Wisconsin) - Not really a sleeper but doesn't get a lot of attention. His stock seems to be rising ahead of the draft, but I've been on his bandwagon for awhile. Always around the ball. Didn't have a lot of interceptions in college (lots of pass deflections), but I thought his ball skills were decent at the combine, so my fears were alleviated a little bit.

** Another possibility at Picks NO. 133 and 138.

A few other CBs that have stood out to me are Holton Hill (Texas), Brandon Facyson (Virginia Tech), and Michael Joseph (Dubuque). Hill is just a good all around corner who offers scheme flexibility, but he has character concerns. Facyson looks good in a press scheme, but he has injury concerns. Joseph is a small school playmaker who tested well enough.

**Holton Hill (Texas) Top of Rd. 4 and Pick NO. 101. .... Brandon Facyson (Virginia Tech) Bottom of Rd. 5 (Picks 172 or 174) or Top of Rd. 6 (Pick NO. 186) ... Michael Joseph (Dubuque) Round 6 Pick NO. 207.

S Terrell Edmunds (Virginia Tech) - You can't teach his measurables, so I'm surprised most have him as a midround pick. He tried to do too much going for the big play in college, but I think he can be a starter in the NFL with good coaching.

** Another BANG ON possibility for the Packers Pick at the TOP of Round 4 and Pick NO. 101.

[Fritz]

That's the guy! Good call.

Not a good call by Ted, though. The guy had tools but had no head for the game at all, as I recall.

[pbmax]

Not a good call by Ted, though. The guy had tools but had no head for the game at all, as I recall.

It was a miss, but man did that guy have some tools. Will always wonder if communication issues that had exited forever hurt him.

[denverYooper]

It was a miss, but man did that guy have some tools. Will always wonder if communication issues that had exited forever hurt him.

IIRC we imagined a fast version of Atari Bigby.