re: RMD 2011 - In the Books!

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SHEROID EVANS DB Texas.

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FUUUUUUUUCK. I really thought he'd be there when I picked again. Really solid pick up.

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OG Sedrick Flowers (Texas)

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That really sucks hard! Screw my board. It is done.

Best Regards,
Pasty

Me neither.

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OG Sedrick Flowers (Texas)

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I looked at him pretty hard but how's the depth at Texas? That's always my fear when trying to nail down a 3-4 year starter.

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Their o-line depth is awful

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Actually, the two starters at guard last year are sophs this year, and so is both of their backups. Walters, Hopkins, Porter, and Ashcraft.

Also, Flowers is too short to be a tackle, so he will have to beat out 4 guys to get PT in the next couple of years. Unless he does that, which he might be able to do, he will only start for two years. Which isn't that bad, but not great.

By virtue of their line being a hot piece of shite last year, looks like he could have a chance to play early.

But, could also work out where those guys just improve and keep their jobs.

How about we move it to 10:30 and get this thing rollin.

QB Brandon Allen

During the 2010 regular season he threw 29 touchdowns and no interceptions while making throws to all points on the field.

On the Hoof: His most prominent feature is his muscular powerbase and legs. His upper body is still a bit thin. He is not the tallest quarterback, but is taller than 6-1.
Needs Improvement: Add some upper-body strength. He is so accurate that he sometimes tries to force the ball into very tight spaces that most quarterbacks would never try. At the next level the defenders are quicker to react to the ball.
Most Impressive: His accuracy is as good as it gets for a quarterback coming out of high school. Allen has excellent touch and puts enough air under his fades that receivers can always make a play on the ball. He also sees the whole field and does not lock in on just one receiver. He can buy time in the pocket.
Conclusion: All quarterbacks should redshirt as they learn the offense. But I would not be surprised if he gets some looks as the backup quarterback early in his career. He is a very cerebral signal-caller that does all the little things well.



DT/DE Jalen Grimble

On the Hoof: Big defensive end with the frame to grow into a defensive tackle. He has wide shoulders, thick chest and wide powerbase.
Needs Improvement: Grimble needs to get lower at the point of attack so he does not get pushed off the line of scrimmage against the run. If he is to stay at defensive end he will need to improve his quickness off the snap of the ball.
Most Impressive: He has a perfect body to become a coveted hybrid defensive end/defensive tackle. He is very strong and he has above-average lateral movement. When he wins the leverage battle at the line of scrimmage he is nearly impossible to move backward.
Conclusion: Has the size to compete early if he comes into camp in shape. Look for him to become a versatile defensive lineman that can be plugged in almost anywhere along the line.

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Was he drafted last year as a TE? Or am I thinking of someone else? Im not sure. Just wondering.

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That was his cousin, Xavier.

Pasty, what's your email?