Players you would like the Saints to watch at the combine

[r.meachem_17]

Here is my full list of players at every position, (excluding TE&P) who i think the saints should watch closely at the combine. I put an astrict next to two players from each group denoting which two i like the most in the group, (DL group got four).

Pos. Name HT. WT. Class College


QB-A.Maurray* 6’1 201 RsSr. Georgia
J.Garoppolo* 6’2 219 Sr. E.Illinois

OW-D.Thomas* 5’9 170 Jr. Oregon
D.Archer* 5’8 175 RsSr. Kent State

WR-K.Benjamin 6’5 235 RsSo. FSU
B.Cooks 5’10 186 Jr. Oregon State
J.Mathews* 6’3 209 Sr. Vanderbilt
D.Moncrief* 6’2 226 Jr. Ole Miss
B.Coleman 6’5 220 RsJr. Rutgers
K.Norwood 6’2 197 RsSr. Alabama
J.Landry 6’0 195 Jr. LSU

OT-C.Kouandjio 6’5 310 Jr. Alabama
M.Moses* 6’6 325 Sr. Virginia
A.Richardson 6’6 327 Jr. Tennessee
B.Turner* 6’5 316 Sr. N.Dakota State
J.Bitonio 6’4 307 RsSr. Nevada
J.James 6’6 315 Sr. Tennessee
M.Schofield 6’4 303 RsSr. Michigan
S.Henderson 6’7 331 Sr. Miami
C.Lucas 6’8 329 RsSr. Kansas State

OG-D.Yankey* 6’5 314 RsJr. Stanford
G.Jackson* 6’4 339 RsSr. Mississippi State
K.Edwards 6’4 309 Sr. Tennessee State

C-W.Richburg* 6’4 300 Sr. Colorado State
M.Martin* 6’3 310 Jr. USC
B.Stork 6’4 306 RsSr. FSU
T.Larsen 6’4 317 Sr. Utah State

K-C.Boswell* 6’2 183 RsSr. Rice
A.Fera* 6’1 218 RsSr. Texas

S-C.Pryor* 6’2 208 Jr. Louisville
J.Ward* 5’11 191 Sr. N.Illinois
D.Bucannon 6’1 216 Sr. Washington state
E.Reynolds 6’2 206 RsJr. Stanford
T.Brooks 5’11 197 Sr. FSU
D.Bailey 6’0 200 RsJr. USC
M.Huff 5’11 198 Sr. Wyoming
DB-L.Joyner* 5’8 190 Sr. FSU
S.Jean-Baptiste* 6’3 215 Sr. Nebraska
K.McGill 6’3 214 RsSr. Utah
A.Exum 6’0 220 RsSr. Virginia Tech

CB-J.Gilbert* 6’0 200 Sr. Oklahoma State
K.Fuller* 6’0 194 Sr. Virginia tech
V.Hampton 5’10 202 RsJr. S. Carolina
P.Desir 6’1 195 RsSr. Lindenwood
C.Davis 5’10 201 Sr. Auburn
A.Hal 5’11 190 Sr. Vanderbilt

OLB-K.Van Noy* 6’3 244 RsSr. BYU
T.Reily 6’5 255 RsSr Utah
J.Attaochu 6’3 252 Sr. GT
D.Kennard 6’3 257 RsSr. USC
T.Starr 6’4 249 Sr. S.Dakota
D.Ford* 6’2 243 RsSr. Auburn
T.Murphy 6’6 252 RsSr. Stanford
D.Lawrence 6’3 245 RsJr. Boise State

ILB-C.Jones 6’4 234 Sr. FSU
Y.Smallwood* 6’3 236 RsJr. UConn
C.Kirksey 6’2 234 RsSr. Iowa
C.Borland* 6’0 245 RsSr. Wisconsin

DL-S.Crichton* 6’3 265 RsJr. Oregon State
C.Smith* 6’1 266 Sr. Arkansas
K.Martin 6’6 272 Sr. N.Carolina
M.Sam 6’2 260 RsSr. Missouri
W.Clarke 6’6 271 RsSr.W.Virginia
B.Urban 6’6 298 Sr. Virginia
R.Hageman* 6’6 318 RsSr. Minnesota
S.Tuitt* 6’6 312 Jr. ND
A.Johnson 6’2 295 Jr. LSU
D.Jones 6’4 323 Sr. Penn State
C.Reid* 6’2 301 RsSr. Princeton
J.Ellis 6’2 342 RsSr. La. Tech

I would like to add that i made this list while keeping in mind that we have the 27th pick, so any player i thought would very likely be gone by our pick i did not include.

Please post the players you belive we should be watching closely at the combine.

[Raves]

No Shazier?
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[whodatworm23]

In no specific order, here are the top 10 players that I will be keeping a very close watch on as it pertains to possible selections at 27...

1. Timmy Jernigan [DT; Florida State]
2. Odell Beckham Jr. [WR; Louisiana State]
3. Cyrus Koundjio [OT; Alabama]
4. Zach Martin [OG; Notre Dame]
5. Kony Elay [DE; Missouri]
6. Darqueze Dennard [CB; Michigan State]
7. Calvin Pryor [FS; Louisville]
8. CJ Mosley [ILB; Alabama]
9. Stephon Tuitt [DE; Notre Dame]
10. Kelvin Benjamin [WR; Florida State]



As far 2nd-3rd round prospects, these guys intrigue me...

1. Deone Bucannon [SS; Washington State]
2. Kyle Fuller [CB; Virginia Tech]
3. Jarvis Landry [WR; Louisiana State]
4. Antonio Richardson [OT; Tennessee]
5. Louchiez Purifoy [CB; Florida]
6. Anthony Johnson [DT; Louisiana State]
7. Bashaud Breeland [CB; Clemson]
8. Jordan Matthews [WR; Vanderbilt]
9. Jeremiah Attachou [OLB; Georgia Tech]
10. Donte Moncrief [WR; Ole Miss]


4th-6th rounders...

1. Andre Hal [CB; Vanderbilt]
2. Ryan Grant [WR; Tulane]
3. Dakota Dozier [OG; Furman]
4. Justin Ellis [DT; LA Tech]
5. Aaron Lynch [DE; South Florida]
6. Caraun Reid [DT; Princeton]
7. Pierre Desir [CB; Lindenwood]
8. Dante Johnson [CB; North Carolina State]
9. Kenny Ladler [FS; Vanderbilt]
10. James Wilder [RB; Florida State]
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[FLOODx]

I really want to see Joyner the most. I think Christian Jones is going to blaze the 40 too
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[spanky3801]

I think Dri Archer or De'Anthony Thomas in a later round could be our replacement for Sproles.
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[101stSaintsFan]

What about Shayne Skov ILB? Seems kinda slow but the combine won't lie. If he shows quickness, he could be a potential mid-late round draft pick.
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[MPjeffryred]

If the Saints find Odell Beckham available at #27, I would take him. Why?
He is a game changer as a punt returner and WR. There are many other good players available, but not game changers. If Beckham, local boy who would have an intense following is gone, I would trade down. I believe there are a few teams in the early second or late first who would like to move up to grab a specific player. Let's say Houston for example.
At #33 I think LB Kyle Van Noy will be available.
At #59 if T Jack Mewhort is available, he would be a great pick who showed well at the Senior Bowl. I would let Strief go as he may be a bit expensive to re-sign. So may DeLaPuente.
At #91, I like C Marcus Martin who can also play guard. Many predict these two as NFL ready as rookies. If Tim Lelito, takes over at C, we have a capable backup who can also play guard or center. Or vice versa. Our running game should be improved.
In this scenario, the Saints get the first pick in the fourth round (c.#100) for trading down in the first. My choice is S Ahmad Dixon of Baylor. He is a SS who has the potential to be an early contributor.
With our own pick at #125, I would tab Brett Smith, QB of Wyoming. Smith is athletic and has considerable upside and is unknown by many.
Hopefully, with pick #160, Deion Blue, CB from Alabama is still available. With #195, I would take a chance on Deandre Coleman, DT from Cal. He has untapped potential and great size.