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Top 10 most intriguing East-West Shrine Game prospects

5. Paul McRoberts, WR, Southeast Missouri State: Another exceptional talent at the FCS level, McRoberts (6-3, 197) displays quickness off the line and excellent hands and concentration to high point passes. He's scored nine times in each of the last three seasons, catching the attention of NFL scouts. McRoberts and similarly sized UMass receiver Tajae Sharpe will have their hands full with talented cornerbacks such as Brian Poole (Florida) and D.J. White (Georgia Tech) during practice, so they'll get a chance to prove their ability to be physical on short routes and gain separation downfield

OK, so I had only seen the name, but not the play, but JEEZUS H, this dude hits like a fucking train:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L88OIVNvsVA

I fully understand that it's just highlights, but man, check out the hit at 1:14!

OK, so I had only seen the name, but not the play, but JEEZUS H, this dude hits like a fucking train:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L88OIVNvsVA

I fully understand that it's just highlights, but man, check out the hit at 1:14!Sometimes its a trait you see in highlights that sparks the interest to watch the rest of players film. Highlights or not some of the hits on the highlight reel display the kind a physicality that I like to see in a S.

Lately its become trendy to compare every S to Deone Buccanon but Joseph hits are the first of the S I've watched so far that display his striking ability.

Thanks for the heads up, I only read about him but now i'll definitely look out for his game cut-ups.

Rank Player Pos. Pos. Rank School Class Ht. Wt. Proj. Round
1 *Joey Bosa DE 1 Ohio State Jr 6-5 275 1
2 *Laremy Tunsil OT 1 Ole Miss Jr 6-5 305 1
3 *Jalen Ramsey CB 1 Florida State Jr 6-1 202 1
4 *Jared Goff QB 1 California Jr 6-4 210 1
5 *Myles JackInjured OLB 1 UCLA Jr 6-1 245 1
6 *Laquon Treadwell WR 1 Ole Miss Jr 6-2 210 1
7 *Ronnie Stanley OT 2 Notre Dame rJr 6-6 315 1
8 *Shaq Lawson DE 2 Clemson rJr 6-3 270 1
9 *A'Shawn Robinson DT 1 Alabama Jr 6-3 312 1
10 DeForest Buckner DE 3 Oregon Sr 6-7 290 1
11 *Mackensie Alexander CB 2 Clemson rSo 5-10 195 1
12 *Paxton Lynch QB 2 Memphis rJr 6-6 230 1
13 *Ezekiel Elliott RB 1 Ohio State Jr 6-0 225 1
14 *Vernon Hargreaves III CB 3 Florida Jr 5-11 199 1
15 *Andrew Billings DT 2 Baylor Jr 6-1 310 1
16 Reggie Ragland ILB 1 Alabama Sr 6-2 252 1
17 *Darron Lee OLB 2 Ohio State rSo 6-1 235 1
18 Carson Wentz QB 3 North Dakota State Sr 6-5 231 1
19 Taylor Decker OT 3 Ohio State Sr 6-7 315 1
20 *Leonard Floyd OLB 3 Georgia rJr 6-3 232 1
21 Jonathan Bullard DE 4 Florida Sr 6-3 283 1
22 *Robert Nkemdiche DT 3 Ole Miss Jr 6-3 296 1
23 *Jack Conklin OT 4 Michigan State rJr 6-6 318 1
24 *Emmanuel Ogbah DE 5 Oklahoma State rJr 6-3 275 1
25 *Shon Coleman OT 5 Auburn rJr 6-6 313 1
26 *Corey ColemanInjured WR 2 Baylor rJr 5-10 190 1-2
27 *Kevin Dodd DE 6 Clemson rJr 6-4 275 1-2
28 *Eli Apple CB 4 Ohio State rSo 6-1 200 1-2
29 Jarran Reed DT 4 Alabama Sr 6-3 313 1-2
30 *Kenny Clark DT 5 UCLA Jr 6-2 310 1-2
31 Connor Cook QB 4 Michigan State rSr 6-4 220 1-2
32 *Jaylon SmithInjured OLB 4 Notre Dame Jr 6-3 240 1-2
33 *Hunter Henry TE 1 Arkansas Jr 6-5 253 1-2
34 *Michael Thomas WR 3 Ohio State rJr 6-3 210 1-2
35 *Germain Ifedi OT 6 Texas A&M rJr 6-5 325 1-2
36 Josh DoctsonInjured WR 4 TCU rSr 6-2 195 1-2
37 *Derrick Henry RB 2 Alabama Jr 6-2 242 1-2
38 *Kendall FullerInjured CB 5 Virginia Tech Jr 6-0 197 1-2
39 *Noah Spence OLB 5 Eastern Kentucky rJr 6-3 261 1-2
40 Jason Spriggs OT 7 Indiana Sr 6-6 305 1-2
41 *Will Fuller WR 5 Notre Dame Jr 6-0 184 2
42 Jeremy CashInjured SS 1 Duke rSr 6-1 208 2
43 Cody Whitehair OG 1 Kansas State rSr 6-4 309 2
44 *Austin Johnson DT 6 Penn State rJr 6-3 325 2
45 Shilique Calhoun DE 7 Michigan State rSr 6-5 252 2
46 Vadal Alexander OG 2 LSU Sr 6-5 329 2
47 *Austin Hooper TE 2 Stanford rSo 6-3 248 2
48 *Tyler Boyd WR 6 Pittsburgh Jr 6-2 200 2
49 *Su'a Cravens OLB 6 Southern California Jr 6-1 225 2
50 Will RedmondInjured CB 6 Mississippi State Sr 5-11 186 2
51 *Pharoh Cooper WR 7 South Carolina Jr 5-11 208 2
52 Joshua Perry OLB 7 Ohio State Sr 6-4 254 2
53 *Jayron Kearse SS 2 Clemson Jr 6-4 220 2
54 Sheldon Rankins DT 7 Louisville Sr 6-1 303 2
55 Darian Thompson FS 1 Boise State rSr 6-2 210 2
56 Carl Nassib DE 8 Penn State rSr 6-6 270 2
57 *Christian Hackenberg QB 5 Penn State Jr 6-4 236 2
58 Ryan Kelly C 1 Alabama rSr 6-4 297 2
59 William Jackson III CB 7 Houston Sr 6-1 195 2
60 Bronson Kaufusi DE 9 Brigham Young Sr 6-6 265 2
61 *Jerald Hawkins OT 8 LSU Jr 6-6 305 2
62 *Vonn Bell SS 3 Ohio State Jr 5-11 205 2
63 Kentrell Brothers ILB 2 Missouri rSr 6-0 238 2
64 *Alex Collins RB 3 Arkansas Jr 5-11 218 2
65 *Roberto Aguayo K 1 Florida State rJr 6-0 204 2-3
66 Adolphus Washington DT 8 Ohio State Sr 6-4 290 2-3
67 Landon Turner OG 3 North Carolina rSr 6-3 325 2-3
68 Kenneth Dixon RB 4 Louisiana Tech Sr 5-10 212 2-3
69 Nick Martin C 2 Notre Dame rSr 6-4 302 2-3
70 *Rashard Robinson CB 8 LSU Jr 6-2 182 2-3
71 Sterling Shepard WR 8 Oklahoma Sr 5-10 193 2-3
72 Jordan Jenkins OLB 8 Georgia Sr 6-2 253 2-3
73 Deion Jones OLB 9 LSU Sr 6-1 228 2-3
74 Spencer Drango OG 4 Baylor rSr 6-6 320 2-3
75 Shawn Oakman DE 10 Baylor rSr 6-8 276 2-3
76 *Artie Burns CB 9 Miami (Fla.) Jr 6-0 193 2-3
77 John Theus OT 9 Georgia Sr 6-6 305 2-3
78 *Kenny Lawler WR 9 California rJr 6-2 195 2-3
79 Joshua Garnett OG 5 Stanford Sr 6-4 321 2-3
80 Tyler Matakevich ILB 3 Temple Sr 6-0 232 2-3
81 Devontae BookerInjured RB 5 Utah rSr 5-11 212 2-3
82 Dak Prescott QB 6 Mississippi State rSr 6-2 230 2-3
83 Jalen Mills FS 2 LSU Sr 6-0 196 2-3
84 Leonte Carroo WR 10 Rutgers Sr 6-0 205 2-3
85 *Jordan Howard RB 6 Indiana Jr 6-1 225 3
86 *Dominique Alexander ILB 4 Oklahoma Jr 6-0 224 3
87 Kyle Murphy OT 10 Stanford Sr 6-7 302 3
88 Max TuerkInjured C 3 Southern California Sr 6-5 285 3
89 Nick Vannett TE 3 Ohio State rSr 6-6 260 3
90 *Rashard Higgins WR 11 Colorado State Jr 6-2 188 3
91 *Chris Jones DT 9 Mississippi State Jr 6-5 308 3
92 *Aziz Shittu DE 11 Stanford rJr 6-3 279 3
93 *KeiVarae RussellInjured CB 10 Notre Dame rJr 5-11 196 3
94 Sebastian Tretola OG 6 Arkansas rSr 6-5 334 3
95 *Kamalei Correa OLB 10 Boise State Jr 6-3 245 3
96 Vernon Butler DT 10 Louisiana Tech Sr 6-3 309 3
97 *Scooby Wright III ILB 5 Arizona Jr 6-0 246 3
98 *De'Runnya Wilson WR 12 Mississippi State Jr 6-4 215 3
99 Karl JosephInjured SS 4 West Virginia Sr 5-11 197 3
100 *Zack Sanchez CB 11 Oklahoma rJr 5-11 180 3


Big changes already.....updated CBS top 25


*Joey Bosa DE 1 Ohio State Jr 6-5 275 1
2 *Laremy Tunsil OT 1 Ole Miss Jr 6-5 305 1
3 *Jalen Ramsey FS 1 Florida State Jr 6-1 202 1
4 *Jared Goff QB 1 California Jr 6-4 210 1
5 *Myles JackInjured OLB 1 UCLA Jr 6-1 245 1
6 *Laquon Treadwell WR 1 Ole Miss Jr 6-2 210 1
7 *Ronnie Stanley OT 2 Notre Dame rJr 6-6 315 1
8 DeForest Buckner DE 2 Oregon Sr 6-7 290 1
9 *A'Shawn Robinson DT 1 Alabama Jr 6-3 312 1
10 Carson Wentz QB 2 North Dakota State Sr 6-5 233 1
11 *Mackensie Alexander CB 1 Clemson rSo 5-10 195 1
12 *Ezekiel Elliott RB 1 Ohio State Jr 6-0 225 1
13 *Shaq Lawson DE 3 Clemson rJr 6-3 270 1
14 *Vernon Hargreaves III CB 2 Florida Jr 5-11 199 1
15 *Andrew Billings DT 2 Baylor Jr 6-1 310 1
16 Reggie Ragland ILB 1 Alabama Sr 6-1 259 1
17 *Darron Lee OLB 2 Ohio State rSo 6-1 235 1
18 *Robert Nkemdiche DT 3 Ole Miss Jr 6-3 296 1
19 Taylor Decker OT 3 Ohio State Sr 6-7 315 1
20 *Jaylon SmithInjured OLB 3 Notre Dame Jr 6-3 240 1
21 Jarran Reed DT 4 Alabama Sr 6-3 311 1
22 *Noah Spence DE 4 Eastern Kentucky rJr 6-3 254 1
23 *Corey ColemanInjured WR 2 Baylor rJr 5-10 190 1
24 *Jack Conklin OT 4 Michigan State rJr 6-6 318 1
25 Sheldon Rankins DT 5 Louisville Sr 6-2 304 1

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Sometimes its a trait you see in highlights that sparks the interest to watch the rest of players film. Highlights or not some of the hits on the highlight reel display the kind a physicality that I like to see in a S.

Lately its become trendy to compare every S to Deone Buccanon but Joseph hits are the first of the S I've watched so far that display his striking ability.

Thanks for the heads up, I only read about him but now i'll definitely look out for his game cut-ups.

Checkout Su'a Cravens of USC, as well. He played a hybrid OLB/SS position for USC and he is a flat out beast. He's about 6-1 225.

Karl Joseph is not just a hitter. He has range and he can cover. He hurt his knee in practice after the 4th game of the 2015 season and missed the rest of that season. At the time he was hurt, he was leading the nation in interceptions with 5.

I'd be thrilled to see either of these players on our team.

Checkout Su'a Cravens of USC, as well. He played a hybrid OLB/SS position for USC and he is a flat out beast. He's about 6-1 225.

Karl Joseph is not just a hitter. He has range and he can cover. He hurt his knee in practice after the 4th game of the 2015 season and missed the rest of that season. At the time he was hurt, he was leading the nation in interceptions with 5.

I'd be thrilled to see either of these players on our team.Sua ive watched, he reminds me of Vaccaro.

I asked this in another thread.....but between Sua and say Alexander CB, Reed DL, Rankings DL, Ragland ILB, Treadwell WR (or top WR) who do you take?

Sua ive watched, he reminds me of Vaccaro.

I asked this in another thread.....but between Sua and say Alexander CB, Reed DL, Rankings DL, Ragland ILB, Treadwell WR (or top WR) who do you take?

Well, I was thinking that we might be able to get Su'a or Joseph in the 2nd Round and most, if not all, of the players you mentioned are probably 1st Rounders. So, I'd have to say one of the other players you mentioned. Personally, I like Ragland and Treadwell above the others.

I'm not sure that even Scot M. could answer that question right now.

Well, I was thinking that we might be able to get Su'a or Joseph in the 2nd Round and most, if not all, of the players you mentioned are probably 1st Rounders.I should have said that hypothetically all the choices have nearly equivalent grades.

With a strong showing at the combine I think Sua is going to be a 1st round pick. In recent drafts the top S prospects went in the 1st round.


So, I'd have to say one of the other players you mentioned. Personally, I like Ragland and Treadwell above the others.

I'm not sure that even Scot M. could answer that question right now.
The scouting process is no doubt ever evolving, from watching tape to the combine to physicals and to personal contact to background checks. But I'm sure Scot and the scouting department have current grades on the prospects.

I wonder how much of the forum would meltdown if Scot drafted a WR? WRs are hard to find and its rare to be in position to draft a top WR prospect.

Ragland would be a nice match of player with need.

I would lean towards Alexander.

I wonder how much of the forum would meltdown if Scot drafted a WR? WRs are hard to find and its rare to be in position to draft a top WR prospect.

A top WR can change a game.

DJax isn't a true number 1 even though he can change the way a defense plays us. He can't take over a game with a ton of targets.

We need a guy who can take over a game with 10 to 12 targets. Big, tall, somebody the QB can throw the ball to when he is not quite open and can win.

Right now Jordan Reed is the closest thing we have:

2015 NFL Player Receiving Stats - National Football League - ESPN (http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/player/_/stat/receiving/sort/receptions/qualified/false)

A dominant receiver would be awesome, and help Kirk, and the running game to boot.

Sua ive watched, he reminds me of Vaccaro.

I asked this in another thread.....but between Sua and say Alexander CB, Reed DL, Rankings DL, Ragland ILB, Treadwell WR (or top WR) who do you take?
At this time ,I would say Rankins . He has been dominant all year , can play NT and DE .