Jaquiski Tartt jersey , game thread Greetings Faithful! As we enter week four of college football, we are already one month into what has been an
exciting season! Many of the top eligible draft prospects for 2019 are already
making headlines. Unfortunately, the biggest name to make headlines this week
was Ohio State Defensive End Nick Bosa who will be out indefinitely after
suffering a core muscle injury. This is, of course devastating news for the
Buckeyes. We will have to see how much this affects Bosa’s draft stock. In my
opinion he has done enough to keep himself in contention as a top pick in next
year’s draft. However, we will have to closely monitor his progress moving
forward.Each week throughout the college season Josh Eccles, Alex Eisen, and
Greg Valerio will break down a few college football games providing highlights
and profiles of a few notable draft-eligible prospects you should pay attention
to. This will help people build a list of names to know when we get into the
offseason.For this week, Josh, Alex, and Greg each picked two players to talk
about. All prospects highlighted are featured today; nonetheless, feel free to
drop in the prospects you are watching.Josh EcclesEmanuel Hall, WR, No. 84 -
Missouri Height: 6’3” | Weight: 190 lbs. | 40 time: 4.48 #2 Georgia at Missouri
| 9:00am (PT) Saturday, September 22nd | ESPNMissouri has won their first 3
games and and that, in large part, is because of their senior wide receiver
Emanuel Hall. The 6’3”, 190-pounder is averaging an explosive 23.9 yards per
catch and has scored three touchdowns on only 18 catches. He provides a
over-the-top threat for a Tiger team looking to upset the number two team in the
land led by standout defensive back Deandre Baker.Hall possesses intriguing
talent that could translate well to the next level: he has size, length, speed,
and solid hands. Again, he provides a down-the-field threat that teams look for
- that, coupled with his size and ability to go up and get the ball at the
point-of-contact should bode well for him as he continues his senior year and,
ultimately, begins preparing for the 2019 NFL Draft.Ugo Amadi, S
Authentic Alfred Morris jersey , No. 7 - OregonHeight: 5’10” | Weight: 201 lbs.#7 Stanford at #20 Oregon | 5:00pm (PT) Saturday, September 22nd |
ABC/WatchESPNSo Ugo Amadi is an intriguing player because, well, he can do it
all: he can play cornerback (although his first two seasons at the position
proved to be more tumultuous than the Ducks probably wanted it it to be) and
safety (which, as it turns out, is his most effective position) and seems to
always find himself around the ball. Last season was his first as a safety for
Oregon and he did well as he compiled three interceptions, four fumbles forced
and 43 total tackles. What is it that has so many excited about the safety?
Amadi has incredible closing speed and anticipates the quarterback’s next move
extremely well. He’s shown that he has the ability to impact games by forcing
turnovers and is an overall nuisance to opposing offenses and, despite his early
struggles at corner, he still boasts fairly impressive skills in coverage.
Oregon will be counting on him to make some plays against a solid Stanford
offense that is currently rolling and shows no signs of slowing down. Alex
EisenDamien Harris, RB, No. 34 - AlabamaHeight: 5’10” | Weight: 214 lbs. | 40
Time: 4.50#22 Texas A&M at #1 Alabama | 12:30pm (PT) Saturday, September
22nd | CBSChances are that Damien Harris isn’t going to be the first running
back to hear his name called in next year’s draft, but he just might be the most
pro ready of all the draft eligible backs. The senior enters his final season at
Tuscaloosa ready to showcase as the featured back in the Alabama Crimson Tide
offense. Last season Harris ran for 1,000 yards averaging 7.4 yards per carry
and 11 touchdowns. He also recorded 12 receptions for 91 yards. What I like most
about Harris is his exceptional field vision and ability to find holes and gaps
between the trenches. Harris has the abilities to be a dual-threat playmaker,
demonstrating his strengths as both a ball carrier and a receiver.Harris has a
strong, muscular frame that will transition well at the pro level. Harris isn’t
the fastest running back in the nation, but he runs hard and fluidly through his
hips. Isn’t afraid to take a hit, and on tape, on my occasions broke tackles,
creating yards after the initial contact. At the moment I see Harris as a day
two pick. A time in the draft where I can see the San Francisco 49ers selecting
a ball carrier. Keep a close eye on Harris this season. His arrow is only
pointing up.Lukas Denis, Free Safety, No. 21 - Boston CollegeHeight: 5’11” |
Weight: 187 |#23 Boston College at Purdue | 9:00am (PT) Saturday, September 22nd
| ESPN2 Lukas Denis put his name on the radar last season with 7 interceptions,
83 tackles, and 10 passes broken up. The Ballhawk for the Eagles has great speed
for the position and covers well over the top. Has a knack and strong instinct
for where the play is going to occur. Free Safety seems to be his most natural
position and has the centerfielder mindset. Has smooth and fluid lateral speed.
Made a positive switch from cornerback to safety where his play has only
elevated to higher levels. He is the glue that keeps the secondary together.
Plays tough and physical
Youth Mike Person jersey , while finishing his tackles quickly.There is some concern about his size. Scouts will most likely want to see Denis add some
more weight to his frame. His height limits him as well. He does make up for
this with his football instincts and speed. This season Denis already has one
interception and is looking to further raise his draft stock. The Eagles look to
have a respectable defense, so that should only help matters. Denis is a day two
pick with his arrow pointing up. Greg ValerioChase Winovich, DE, No. 15 -
MichiganHeight: 6’3” | Weight: 245Nebraska at No. 19 Michigan | 9:00 a.m. (PT)
Saturday, September 21 | FS1After going through a brief positional change to
tight end earlier in his collegiate career, Chase Winovich found his way back
onto the defensive side of the ball through hard work and intensive film study.
His toughness, determination, and the capacity to improve has thrusted Winovich
into the Wolverines’ spotlight as a force to be reckoned with. As an edge
prospect, Winovich showcases a solid combination of size, speed, power, and a
sound football IQ. A physical and aggressive edge player with a quick burst off
the line of scrimmage, Winovich shows good change of direction skills, strength
at the point of attack, solid instincts, and is a ferocious player that has a
nose for the ball with nice closing speed and a motor always running hot. He
displays a great ability to set the edge with impressive read and reaction
skills, good awareness and discipline always maintaining containment, stacks and
sheds with solid technique, and overall is great against the run, showcases good
speed to power off the edge and can set the edge in the run game. Stanley Morgan
Jr., WR, No. 8 - NebraskaHeight: 6’1” | Weight: 210Nebraska at No. 19 Michigan |
9:00 a.m. (PT) Saturday, September 21 | FS1Stanley Morgan Jr. is a physical wide
receiver with sound technique, good quickness, great usage of his hands to
create separation
http://www.49ersauthorizedshops.com/authentic-adrian-colbert-jersey , enough speed to succeed at the next level, and the toughness and power (runs
angry) to break tackles and jolt defenders with a wicked stiff arm. The former
high school basketball player is a physical specimen with loads of athleticism
and physicality in his game. Whether inside or outside, Morgan does a good job
flashing episodes of a crisp route runner with a smoothness and sound technique
to his game. He displays good bend on breaks coming out quickly with great
athleticism, excellent footwork, quickness, and decent burst. He is a natural
pass catcher with very strong soft reliable hands extending arms to make the
catch (terrific technique). Solid in intermediate routes and although he does
not possess elite speed capable of taking top off coverages, he does win deep
match-ups with technique, length, superb ball skills, and high pointing the
catch with great athleticism/balance (shows impressive acrobatic receptions).
Morgan is a chain mover with excellent production.NFL has until October 9 to
decide on flexing 49ers-Rams out of Week 7 SNF The San Francisco 49ers lost
Jimmy Garoppolo for the season nine days ago, and I imagine NFL executives were
none too pleased about what it might mean for ratings. There was a report some
in the league wanted the 49ers to trade for Nick Foles in hopes that would make
them more competitive.C.J. Beathard offered a strong performance in Week 4, and
the team seems to be in OK shape for the time being. But there is still the
concern about getting flexed out of a primetime game.The 49ers’ schedule
includes two Monday Night Football games, two Sunday Night Football games, and
their one mandatory Thursday Night Football game. They cannot be flexed out of
MNF or TNF, but they can be flexed out of SNF. The 49ers’ SNF schedule includes
a Week 7 (October 21) home game with the Los Angeles Rams and a Week 13
(December 2) road game against the Seattle Seahawks.The NFL has until October 9
(a week from today) to decide whether or not to flex the 49ers Week 7 game
against the Rams. The Bears-Patriots game is an option for flexing into SNF,
while Bengals-Chiefs and Saints-Ravens could also depending on how those teams
perform this weekend.C.J. Beathard looked solid on Sunday and the 49ers almost
beat the Chargers. If they beat Arizona this weekend and don’t look bad in doing
so, I think the NFL sticks with 49ers-Rams. After all, we saw a wildly
entertaining 49ers-Rams TNF game last year, so maybe we see a solid
follow-up.The bigger question is what to make of the 49ers-Seahawks SNF game in
Week 13. It’s far too early to tell who might be out of the playoff picture that
is currently in (and vice versa), but Vikings-Patriots could be a front-runner.
Panthers-Bucs will depend on how Jameis Winston looks coming out of the bye, but
if both teams are in contention, it might make sense. 49ers-Seahawks could hang
onto the game, but there is a lot of lead time to change that.
