I was surprised that the Georgia Southern cornerbacks aren't declaring early and aren't 1 and 2 on this list.
Falcons don't need a OLB. Cornerback or lineman is needed. Blace makes sense.
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So, Georgia Southern was disguised as Troy, and played in the bowl game against Buffalo? Wow, college football is getting crazier and crazier.
(02-22-2019 01:13 PM)Bobcat2013 Wrote: [ -> ]No Keenen Brown :(
Yeah, that seems like a bit of a miss on their end. Especially given that they are slotting the SJSU TE to the Patriots at 32 (so it wasn't purely a situation of "the TE is not frequently drafted early" type deal).
But to be fair, that Oliver kid has solid stats:
Oliver:
6'5, 250 lbs.
56 rec 709 yards, 4 TD's. No rushing stats.
Brown:
6'3, 250 lbs.
51 rec, 577 yards, 5 TD's. 8 Rushes, 75 yards, 2 TD's.
So, comparatively speaking, I can make a case (though I don't want to) that Oliver's stats are more impressive than Brown's. I would counter with Brown had a lesser QB and was more often than not, the primary concern of the defense, while Oliver had the luxury of being the second option on the team, but now we're getting into analysis that MIGHT not be so present in their publications (and probably doesn't have the homer bias that I have).
Jalen Moore had the top bench press for RBs
Keenan Brown got numerous shout outs on Twitter
Tons of easily avoidable errors in this write-up.
Interesting that those 32 picks are so evenly spread out among the G5 conferences.