Now to the 2 4th round picks

[Solar7]

If we are taking a RB at this point...would rather have Darius Anderson from TCU in 6th/7th/FA.

Meh, I think we need a true contributor, and an effective tryout for the starting role in 2021. Benjamin seems like one of the last remaining with upside. Guys that go off the board as late as you're talking almost never contribute.

 

[Jetstream Green]

If we are taking a RB at this point...would rather have Darius Anderson from TCU in 6th/7th/FA.

Running back is coming and I do not think they are going wait if you look how teams are making a run on them now... I still want Lamical Perine lol

 

[DVontel]

Meh, I think we need a true contributor, and an effective tryout for the starting role in 2021. Benjamin seems like one of the last remaining with upside. Guys that go off the board as late as you're talking almost never contribute.

Darius has upside.

Glad I’m not the only one wanting him.

 

[Lomax to Green 84]

Larrell Murchison-DT NCState 6’3” 297 lbs.

 

[Solar7]

Darius has upside.

Glad I’m not the only one wanting him.

Well, if he can be had as a UFA or in the 7th, why not draft both? We held 4 RBs entering the season last year.

I'm just very uncomfortable with 2021's RB situation. I don't think Edmonds can be counted on, and regardless of how I feel about Drake, giving a 27 year old RB a contract extension is generally a bad idea in the modern NFL. I'd love to audition someone younger so we don't enter Kyler's prime Super Bowl window either having to spend big at RB or draft one high.

 

[DVontel]

Well, if he can be had as a UFA or in the 7th, why not draft both? We held 4 RBs entering the season last year.

I'm just very uncomfortable with 2021's RB situation. I don't think Edmonds can be counted on, and regardless of how I feel about Drake, giving a 27 year old RB a contract extension is generally a bad idea in the modern NFL. I'd love to audition someone younger so we don't enter Kyler's prime Super Bowl window either having to spend big at RB or draft one high.

I’m not the biggest Eno fan.

 

[Solar7]

I’m not the biggest Eno fan.

I'll admit to bias here, he's one of the few players left I've seen a ton of, since I'm an ASU alum. When it gets into these later rounds, I don't watch enough college ball to always have an opinion on these guys. More like "I saw a play here or there."

 

[TheCardFan]

DL
James Lynch - wouldn't be surprised to see Panthers take him right before our pick (Rhule loves him)
Leki Fotu - Dude is massive and would be good rotational guy for us (team captain)

• Fotu had a medical red flag at combine. Not sure what it was or how far that will drop him

3-4 OLB
Curtis Weaver - Strong production but lacks athleticism (Marcus Golden?)
Bradlee Anae - See Weaver
Alton Robinson - Flashes big time plays but needs more development
Kenny Willekes - High motor player but limited moves...could develop

TE
Harrison Bryant - underrated IMO. He is a poor man's George Kittle with upside

OG
Hakeem Adenji - OT in college but really showed he could play G at Senior Bowl. Athletic and would provide solid depth with upside (Kugler)

OT
Prince Tega Wanogho - Very talented but raw prospect. Would be interesting to see if Kugler would take that risk. They would have to like him more than OT currently on roster.

 

[football karma]

my targets:

Bryce Hall, CB, Virginia

Leki Fotu, DT, UTAH

Tevis Gibson, ED, Tulsa


Hunter Bryant, TE, Wash
Colby Parkinson, TE, Stanford

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

I like Perine and maybe anae with our two picks in this round (if they’re available). I’d also like to see a flyer on another RB in round 6 or 7. Seems like they could play special teams and sometimes you find a late gem at RB.

 

[football karma]

OT
Prince Tega Wanogho - Very talented but raw prospect. Would be interesting to see if Kugler would take that risk. They would have to like him more than OT currently on roster.

one problem:

with DJ, Gilbert, Murray and Jones -- the Cards are out of OT roster spots

 

[Jetstream Green]

I like Perine and maybe anae with our two picks in this round (if they’re available). I’d also like to see a flyer on another RB in round 6 or 7. Seems like they could play special teams and sometimes you find a late gem at RB.

Perine just runs with great vision and is bigger than any other back we have on the roster. I do not think his forty time was that fast but in clips I saw he's still able to pull away from people. He played behind a crap OL and the guy does not dance around and hits the hole which seems to fit our offense... and he can catch

 

[Gandhi]

DL
James Lynch - wouldn't be surprised to see Panthers take him right before our pick (Rhule loves him)
Leki Fotu - Dude is massive and would be good rotational guy for us (team captain)

• Fotu had a medical red flag at combine. Not sure what it was or how far that will drop him

3-4 OLB
Curtis Weaver - Strong production but lacks athleticism (Marcus Golden?)
Bradlee Anae - See Weaver
Alton Robinson - Flashes big time plays but needs more development
Kenny Willekes - High motor player but limited moves...could develop

TE
Harrison Bryant - underrated IMO. He is a poor man's George Kittle with upside

OG
Hakeem Adenji - OT in college but really showed he could play G at Senior Bowl. Athletic and would provide solid depth with upside (Kugler)

OT
Prince Tega Wanogho - Very talented but raw prospect. Would be interesting to see if Kugler would take that risk. They would have to like him more than OT currently on roster.

TCF, can you tell me a little about Harrison Bryant? I don’t know a lot about him.

I don’t think Wanogho would be ready to start soon, but he has a lot of potential. I think it would be worth the shot.

Great point about Rhule and Lynch!

 

[Jetstream Green]

DL
James Lynch - wouldn't be surprised to see Panthers take him right before our pick (Rhule loves him)
Leki Fotu - Dude is massive and would be good rotational guy for us (team captain)

• Fotu had a medical red flag at combine. Not sure what it was or how far that will drop him

3-4 OLB
Curtis Weaver - Strong production but lacks athleticism (Marcus Golden?)
Bradlee Anae - See Weaver
Alton Robinson - Flashes big time plays but needs more development
Kenny Willekes - High motor player but limited moves...could develop

TE
Harrison Bryant - underrated IMO. He is a poor man's George Kittle with upside

OG
Hakeem Adenji - OT in college but really showed he could play G at Senior Bowl. Athletic and would provide solid depth with upside (Kugler)

OT
Prince Tega Wanogho - Very talented but raw prospect. Would be interesting to see if Kugler would take that risk. They would have to like him more than OT currently on roster.

Fotu sounds like a Keim/Cardinal pick if there ever was one and he would give us a nice rotation guy up front for a 3-4

 

[Cardsfan77]

We need a rotational DT/NT in the worst way. Lynch or Fotu would be my hope...

 

[Jetstream Green]

Solomon Kindley, Georgia G

 

[Gandhi]

We need a rotational DT/NT in the worst way. Lynch or Fotu would be my hope...

Lynch is not a nose tackle-type, CF. He would play defensive end and defensive tackle in the Cards’ schemes.

 

[Cardsfaninlouky]

I like Perine and maybe anae with our two picks in this round (if they’re available). I’d also like to see a flyer on another RB in round 6 or 7. Seems like they could play special teams and sometimes you find a late gem at RB.

I like Perine also, he has some top end speed.

 

[Cardsfaninlouky]

Perine just runs with great vision and is bigger than any other back we have on the roster. I do not think his forty time was that fast but in clips I saw he's still able to pull away from people. He played behind a crap OL and the guy does not dance around and hits the hole which seems to fit our offense... and he can catch

I've watched the kid for 3 yrs play my Kentucky Wildcats. You're right, he makes a decision & hits the hole hard (no sexual jokes please lol) unlike the DJ we just got rid of that for some reason forgot how to? Perine has top end speed, that's why he runs away from people.

 

[TheCardFan]

TCF, can you tell me a little about Harrison Bryant? I don’t know a lot about him.

Lower level of competition but they moved him all over the field. Inline, split out, motion, hback, etc. He is versatile in the passing game and I really like his blocking. I think he fits this offense very well.

Kittle was underrated coming out of Iowa because he was mostly a blocker in that offense. He was more dominant at blocking than Bryant but I see similar effort/technique. Kittle also seemed more dynamic (definitely faster) in the pass game but Bryant is good. I think he could have gone much higher if he would have played for a bigger program.

He does need to catch the ball better.

In the end, I see Bryant as a solid contributor in year 1 with the opportunity to be a quality starter in the future.

 

[slanidrac16]

I've watched the kid for 3 yrs play my Kentucky Wildcats. You're right, he makes a decision & hits the hole hard (no sexual jokes please lol) unlike the DJ we just got rid of that for some reason forgot how to? Perine has top end speed, that's why he runs away from people.

Did not impress me at senior bowl, but I’m going to take your word on him.

 

[TheCardFan]

Here is Harrison Bryant vs Ohio State this year. You can see him lined up all over the field and he made some nice plays (one vs Okudah IIRC 1/1 on the outside).

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[Cardsfaninlouky]

Did not impress me at senior bowl, but I’m going to take your word on him.

He had to be accounted for on every play when my Cats played the Gators. He is dangerous, would be a nice pickup for us. Senior Bowls are just like the McDonald's All American basketball games imo. It's an all star game with players showing off "me me me" the whole time. It is more of a team game in football but still, I take the whole career seeing a player over one all star game.

 

[GuernseyCard]

one problem:

with DJ, Gilbert, Murray and Jones -- the Cards are out of OT roster spots

We're going to carry at least 10 O-lineman on the 55; dress 8 on game day and we have the PS.

We most certainly are not out of OT spots.

 

[Gandhi]

Lower level of competition but they moved him all over the field. Inline, split out, motion, hback, etc. He is versatile in the passing game and I really like his blocking. I think he fits this offense very well.

Kittle was underrated coming out of Iowa because he was mostly a blocker in that offense. He was more dominant at blocking than Bryant but I see similar effort/technique. Kittle also seemed more dynamic (definitely faster) in the pass game but Bryant is good. I think he could have gone much higher if he would have played for a bigger program.

He does need to catch the ball better.

In the end, I see Bryant as a solid contributor in year 1 with the opportunity to be a quality starter in the future.

Thank you! I would like it if they got this guy.