Thibodeaux is 6'4 260. McDonald is 6'4 245. If McDonald can put on 10-15 lbs of good weight and maintain, and show he is also consistently good against the run then he would probably be a first rounder.
Thibodeaux is 6'4 260. McDonald is 6'4 245. If McDonald can put on 10-15 lbs of good weight and maintain, and show he is also consistently good against the run then he would probably be a first rounder.
Correct. And the other one I’d put in that group is Boye Mafe—but he’s 6’4” 261. Ebiketie from Penn State was actually measured at 6’2” 250. The ‘21 draft class has more examples—like the Georgia DE the Giants took, iirc— but I’m not digging back that far.For the record David Ojabo (who would’ve been a 1st rounder before getting hurt in pre draft workouts) is 6’4, 250.
I’d say if Will crosses the 250 mark, he’s good. Also, I think KT is more 255.
I found this list (below) that at least had Will McDonald on it at #44, so I thought I’d make my own of the ‘22 seniors who might have a shot at the NFL a year from now.
Not going to take a WAG at possible early entry underclassmen.
Will McDonald
*Top three rounds—especially if he can put on another ten or fifteen pounds.
Xavier Hutchinson
Middle rounds
Trevor Downing
Middle rounds?
O’Rien Vance
Drafted if he stays healthy
Anthony Johnson
Middle rounds with a big season.
Colby Reeder
Has to adjust to P5
Gerry Vaughn
Possible UFA?
Isaiah Lee
Ditto
Darren Wilson
I want to see what he looks like fully healthy.
Anyone I missed?
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Being from Missouri now, I guess you have to 'Show Me' on Dekkers. And wouldn't that be great if the NFL had Dekkers in its sights next year? That would mean good things for us.@cyclone4L Where is Dekkers?
Reading little on Ojabo. I guess he was drafted #45 last month by the Ravens? I'm assuming he will need to sit out and rehab this entire upcoming year with the Ravens, after suffering an achilles tear? He is 6-4, 250#.Correct. And the other one I’d put in that group is Boye Mafe—but he’s 6’4” 261. Ebiketie from Penn State was actually measured at 6’2” 250. The ‘21 draft class has more examples—like the Georgia DE the Giants took, iirc— but I’m not digging back that far.
I mean he can stay at his weight if that’s where he is best.Reading little on Ojabo. I guess he was drafted #45 last month by the Ravens? I'm assuming he will need to sit out and rehab this entire upcoming year with the Ravens, after suffering an achilles tear? He is 6-4, 250#.
Pretty close to Will. So maybe I am thinking, Will looks thinner even this spring than last year. Maybe he/they want to keep him around 245#? Maybe 240-245 is his optimal weight? If he gained weight would HE be at a higher risk for an achilles tear?
Speed/quickness/agility vs. bigger is better argument.
Of course, I know the NFL want both of the above. I just don't know if Will will (sic), or wants to, get much heavier?
He really needs to get a few sacks this year. He's played well but hopefully we e can generate some sacks for himWill McDonald - Round 1 mock to Cincy
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