Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc (Post 118456)

Whoops, I accidentally posted my 40 time. :D

Originally Posted by Oldcolt (Post 118460)

I was pleased to hear Ballard talk about Ya-Sin and thoughts about moving back. He knows exactly who he wants and while that includes extra picks he is not wedded to it. He could have moved out of 34 but wanted Ya-Sin so stayed put and took him. Time will tell but I sure hope this is one of the guys he hits on.

Originally Posted by VeveJones007 (Post 118431)

To recap the day:

I love the Ya-Sin pick. Immediate upgrade at CB4 and potential CB1 in a couple years. A lot of growth potential there with a high floor. He’ll contribute this year.

Banogu is intriguing, but it worries me that they don’t have a more defined vision for his role. Seems like they like him and his athleticism and hope Eberflus can make it work. As I said, I’m intrigued, but this one has some bust potential. I feel the other picks have safer floors. As GBB said, this at least tells us they want to be more multiple, especially when coupled with the Ya-Sin pick. 2019 could be a de facto redshirt year.

Campbell is a dream fit for this offense. Reich must be giddy tonight. Also, don’t forget about the upgrade he provides in the return game. Love the value of getting him at 59. He’ll make a difference even if he doesn’t touch the ball (though Reich will make sure he gets 8-10 touches a game in 2019).

I really like Okereke. He’s likely LB2 is sub packages early and could definitely unseat Walker in 2020.

Originally Posted by apballin (Post 118471)

Campbell was easily our best pick the rest of these guys are for depth which I’m fine with but there’s no doubt Campbell will have the most impact on this season

Originally Posted by Luck4Reich (Post 118470)

Watched some video on Cambpell.... wow he has some serious breakaway speed! Once he gets in the open field nobody is catching him. He has good hands too. I also noticed he bailed Haskins out a lot on bad throws.

Luck is going to love this new toy!