theBKwhopper wrote:Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. 6'2" 250lbs.
I don't know if this guy has been mentioned, but the Bucs have apparently showed a lot of interest in him. Could pick him as high as our 2nd pick. He's a pass rush specialist and he's built like a rock.
mdb1958 wrote:theBKwhopper wrote:Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. 6'2" 250lbs.
I don't know if this guy has been mentioned, but the Bucs have apparently showed a lot of interest in him. Could pick him as high as our 2nd pick. He's a pass rush specialist and he's built like a rock.
Zach Sieler 6'6" 290
Mountaineer Buc wrote:mdb1958 wrote:
Zach Sieler 6'6" 290
Big Show 7' 500
mdb1958 wrote:Mountaineer Buc wrote:Big Show 7' 500
NFL football/priority free agent
theBKwhopper wrote:Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. 6'2" 250lbs.
I don't know if this guy has been mentioned, but the Bucs have apparently showed a lot of interest in him. Could pick him as high as our 2nd pick. He's a pass rush specialist and he's built like a rock.
theBKwhopper wrote:Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. 6'2" 250lbs.
I don't know if this guy has been mentioned, but the Bucs have apparently showed a lot of interest in him. Could pick him as high as our 2nd pick. He's a pass rush specialist and he's built like a rock.
mdb1958 wrote:He's basically a poor man's Marcus Martin.
Nano wrote:mdb1958 wrote:NFL football/priority free agent
WWE wrestling/retired list
MJW wrote:We don't need a "pass rush specialist." How often does that actually work out like it should on paper? Never.
Mountaineer Buc wrote:MJW wrote:We don't need a "pass rush specialist." How often does that actually work out like it should on paper? Never.
I picture you as the redhead in total recall who slaps the **** out of the intern and shouts "because we haven't implanted it yet!"
MJW wrote:Mountaineer Buc wrote:I picture you as the redhead in total recall who slaps the **** out of the intern and shouts "because we haven't implanted it yet!"
You'll do just fine with two hands, MB.
real bucs fan wrote:For me the first tier is Chubb, second tier is Davenport and Landry. After those 3, the 3rd tier is wide open and depends on what you're looking for.
For the Bucs, I'd gamble on Carter next.
Jason Bourne wrote:Dorance Armstrong is going to be good , and I think the Bucs will draft him or Guice in the 2nd
mdb1958 wrote:Look into your crystal ball --- just how good is Marcus Davenport going to be?
I mean really, have we ever drafted any DE with the numbers he put up? As in never reachable...
Cheb wrote:mdb1958 wrote:Look into your crystal ball --- just how good is Marcus Davenport going to be?
I mean really, have we ever drafted any DE with the numbers he put up? As in never reachable...
Davenport is a big project with horrid fundamentals, a guy whose athleticism and potential will get him overdrafted. He's a player who despite often being the best athlete on the field against inferior competition did not produce much as a pass rusher. When a player can't get double digits sacks in Conference USA play, I'm skeptical that they can do it in the NFL South.
With proper coaching and dedication, he could be quite good, but there are several dozen ifs he would need to put to bed to be worthy of a first round draft status, much less a top ten pick. I don't think he's first round material. I think he's a situational rusher out the gate, and Davenport would benefit greatly from a strong position coach, preferrably paired with an established pass rusher to show him what the **** to do with himself down by down. A team drafting him to save their pass rush by himself is asking for heartache.
Nano wrote:Cheb wrote:
Davenport is a big project with horrid fundamentals, a guy whose athleticism and potential will get him overdrafted. He's a player who despite often being the best athlete on the field against inferior competition did not produce much as a pass rusher. When a player can't get double digits sacks in Conference USA play, I'm skeptical that they can do it in the NFL South.
With proper coaching and dedication, he could be quite good, but there are several dozen ifs he would need to put to bed to be worthy of a first round draft status, much less a top ten pick. I don't think he's first round material. I think he's a situational rusher out the gate, and Davenport would benefit greatly from a strong position coach, preferrably paired with an established pass rusher to show him what the **** to do with himself down by down. A team drafting him to save their pass rush by himself is asking for heartache.
Tbh...that kind of sounds like us now. We have a good(from all accounts) Dline coach that is respected, we have an established pass rusher who plays on every down who can teach him the ropes, and we wouldn't be drafting him just to save our pass rush by himself.
Not that I'm saying take him at 7 though lol
real bucs fan wrote:Arden Key just ran a 4.85 40 at his pro day at 235lbs.
Return to College Football/Draft Talk
Users browsing this forum: Alpha, mdb1958, Mountaineer Buc, Naismith and 13 guests