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Round 1 - 6'1 205 Jaycee Horn CB South Carolina
The son of four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Joe Horn, South Carolina Gamecocks cornerback Jaycee Horn enters the NFL after three seasons in the SEC where he demonstrated consistent growth. After primarily playing in the slot in 2018, Horn played out wide in 2019 and 2020.
Games Played: 30
Tackles: 101
Tackles For a loss: 7.0
Sacks: 3.0
Passes Defensed: 23
Interceptions: 2
As the main attraction for South Carolina’s pro day, Horn ran a 4.39 40-yard dash, jumped 41.5 and 133 inches on the vertical and broad jump, respectively, and put up 19 reps on the bench press
R2 - 6'5 259 Joe Tryon Edge Washington
Like his teammate Levi Onwuzurike, Tryon was one of the more decorated defenders in 2019, but he opted out of the 2020 season. He was listed as a Pre-Season All-American by many outlets before he opted out.
Tryon only played two years, with only one year of real consistent college production. Was Second Team All Pac-12 in 2019 after posting a 41 tackle, 12.5 for a loss, and eight sack season.
Games Played: 23
Tackles: 61
Tackles For a loss: 14.5
Sacks: 9.0
Passes Defensed: 2
Proday
34" Arms
10 1/4 Hands
4.65 40
35" Vertical
22 Reps @ 225
R3 6'8 311 Spencer Brown T Northern Iowa
A former TE turned Tackle. His attributes and ceiling may have him going higher than round 3. I'd almost be tempted to take him in the 2nd if he's still there. Its a must in round 3.
The most noticeable thing about Northern Iowa's Spencer Brown is his rare blend of size and athleticism. He has elite length — even for an offensive tackle — and moves extremely well for a big man. He's comfortable pulling and has a great understanding of angles and how to make the most of his swiftness in space. Brown's athletic profile is one of the best among all offensive linemen in the 2021 draft class.
Standing at 6-foot-8, 311 pounds, the Northern Iowa offensive tackle put up a 4.94 40-yard dash, a 1.69 10-yard split, a 32.5-inch vertical, a 117-inch broad jump, a 4.4 shuttle time, a 6.96 three-cone time, and 29 bench reps with 34-inch arms. If his athletic score doesn’t already communicate it, Brown is a legitimately incomprehensible athlete, from a numbers standpoint.
R5 - 6'5 234 Feleipe Franks QB Arkansas
The former Gator turned Razorback is probably the most underrated QB in the draft. Good size, above average - elite arm, decent athleticism
Worst case scenario, Nagy can turn him into a TE with his 4.6 Speed
2020 at Arkansas was Franks’ best season since his 2018 campaign at Florida. That season he completed 188 of 322 passes for 2,457 yards, 24 touchdowns and six interceptions. That season he ran 110 times for 350 yards and seven touchdowns.
For Franks’ career, he completed 530 of 860 passes for 6,700 yards, 55 touchdowns and only 21 interceptions. He rushed 294 times for 642 yards and nine touchdowns.
R6 - 6'4 325 Robert Jones OL Middle Tenn St
Hometown Chicago native..........................
"Middle Tennessee State offensive lineman Robert Jones projects as an offensive guard at the NFL level despite the time he’s spent at offensive tackle at the collegiate level. Jones is a mauler who offers heavy hands and a thick frame—exactly the kind of build and profile you routinely see make ends meet on the interior. Jones does not have a great deal of functional athleticism, but his pass sets are sufficient and he offers plenty of power in his hands and mobility in the run game. Prior to his time at MTSU, Jones was one of the top JUCO tackles in the country at Highland Community College, where he played left guard. That exposure to the interior will help fortify a projection to the pro game, where his athleticism won’t allow him to thrive on the perimeter and in isolation. Teams looking for a low-cost investment inside for a potential power starter can look for Jones ideally on Day 3 of the 2021 NFL Draft." - Kyle Crabbs
R6 - 6'6 210 TJ Vasher WR Tx Tech
Some players are blessed with amazing skill sets, but lacks of character and work ethic lead to them underachieving. This is the case with Vasher, who extremely talented physically, but never played up to his potential at Texas Tech. As a freshman (29-545-6), sophomore (54-687-7) and junior (42-515-6), Vasher did not produce big seasons despite flashing some big-play and mismatch ability. Things were even worse for Vasher in 2020, as he was benched and relegated to backup duty. The senior totalled only 19 receptions for 227 yards and two touchdowns on the year.
R6 - 6'4 222 Simi Fehoko WR Stanford
With his rawness and upside I can see him going higher
After barely seeing the field as a Freshman, he became a deep threat target in 2019. Although he only recorded 24 receptions, he averaged 23.6 yards a catch and scored 6 touchdowns. In 2020 he really broke out, recording 37 receptions for 574 yards and 3 touchdowns in just five games of a truncated pandemic hit college season.
At his pro day, logging a 4.44 40-yard dash, a 34.5-inch vertical, a 120-inch broad jump, and a 6.78 three-cone time.
R6 - 6'4 340 Tedarrell Slaton NT Florida
DL MEAT
The son of four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Joe Horn, South Carolina Gamecocks cornerback Jaycee Horn enters the NFL after three seasons in the SEC where he demonstrated consistent growth. After primarily playing in the slot in 2018, Horn played out wide in 2019 and 2020.
Games Played: 30
Tackles: 101
Tackles For a loss: 7.0
Sacks: 3.0
Passes Defensed: 23
Interceptions: 2
As the main attraction for South Carolina’s pro day, Horn ran a 4.39 40-yard dash, jumped 41.5 and 133 inches on the vertical and broad jump, respectively, and put up 19 reps on the bench press
R2 - 6'5 259 Joe Tryon Edge Washington
Like his teammate Levi Onwuzurike, Tryon was one of the more decorated defenders in 2019, but he opted out of the 2020 season. He was listed as a Pre-Season All-American by many outlets before he opted out.
Tryon only played two years, with only one year of real consistent college production. Was Second Team All Pac-12 in 2019 after posting a 41 tackle, 12.5 for a loss, and eight sack season.
Games Played: 23
Tackles: 61
Tackles For a loss: 14.5
Sacks: 9.0
Passes Defensed: 2
Proday
34" Arms
10 1/4 Hands
4.65 40
35" Vertical
22 Reps @ 225
R3 6'8 311 Spencer Brown T Northern Iowa
A former TE turned Tackle. His attributes and ceiling may have him going higher than round 3. I'd almost be tempted to take him in the 2nd if he's still there. Its a must in round 3.
The most noticeable thing about Northern Iowa's Spencer Brown is his rare blend of size and athleticism. He has elite length — even for an offensive tackle — and moves extremely well for a big man. He's comfortable pulling and has a great understanding of angles and how to make the most of his swiftness in space. Brown's athletic profile is one of the best among all offensive linemen in the 2021 draft class.
Standing at 6-foot-8, 311 pounds, the Northern Iowa offensive tackle put up a 4.94 40-yard dash, a 1.69 10-yard split, a 32.5-inch vertical, a 117-inch broad jump, a 4.4 shuttle time, a 6.96 three-cone time, and 29 bench reps with 34-inch arms. If his athletic score doesn’t already communicate it, Brown is a legitimately incomprehensible athlete, from a numbers standpoint.
R5 - 6'5 234 Feleipe Franks QB Arkansas
The former Gator turned Razorback is probably the most underrated QB in the draft. Good size, above average - elite arm, decent athleticism
Worst case scenario, Nagy can turn him into a TE with his 4.6 Speed
2020 at Arkansas was Franks’ best season since his 2018 campaign at Florida. That season he completed 188 of 322 passes for 2,457 yards, 24 touchdowns and six interceptions. That season he ran 110 times for 350 yards and seven touchdowns.
For Franks’ career, he completed 530 of 860 passes for 6,700 yards, 55 touchdowns and only 21 interceptions. He rushed 294 times for 642 yards and nine touchdowns.
R6 - 6'4 325 Robert Jones OL Middle Tenn St
Hometown Chicago native..........................
"Middle Tennessee State offensive lineman Robert Jones projects as an offensive guard at the NFL level despite the time he’s spent at offensive tackle at the collegiate level. Jones is a mauler who offers heavy hands and a thick frame—exactly the kind of build and profile you routinely see make ends meet on the interior. Jones does not have a great deal of functional athleticism, but his pass sets are sufficient and he offers plenty of power in his hands and mobility in the run game. Prior to his time at MTSU, Jones was one of the top JUCO tackles in the country at Highland Community College, where he played left guard. That exposure to the interior will help fortify a projection to the pro game, where his athleticism won’t allow him to thrive on the perimeter and in isolation. Teams looking for a low-cost investment inside for a potential power starter can look for Jones ideally on Day 3 of the 2021 NFL Draft." - Kyle Crabbs
R6 - 6'6 210 TJ Vasher WR Tx Tech
Some players are blessed with amazing skill sets, but lacks of character and work ethic lead to them underachieving. This is the case with Vasher, who extremely talented physically, but never played up to his potential at Texas Tech. As a freshman (29-545-6), sophomore (54-687-7) and junior (42-515-6), Vasher did not produce big seasons despite flashing some big-play and mismatch ability. Things were even worse for Vasher in 2020, as he was benched and relegated to backup duty. The senior totalled only 19 receptions for 227 yards and two touchdowns on the year.
R6 - 6'4 222 Simi Fehoko WR Stanford
With his rawness and upside I can see him going higher
After barely seeing the field as a Freshman, he became a deep threat target in 2019. Although he only recorded 24 receptions, he averaged 23.6 yards a catch and scored 6 touchdowns. In 2020 he really broke out, recording 37 receptions for 574 yards and 3 touchdowns in just five games of a truncated pandemic hit college season.
At his pro day, logging a 4.44 40-yard dash, a 34.5-inch vertical, a 120-inch broad jump, and a 6.78 three-cone time.
R6 - 6'4 340 Tedarrell Slaton NT Florida
DL MEAT
