Cave Johnson
05-29-2007, 02:35 PM
Ok, jacka$$es, let's talk about this year's supplemental draft, not 2006.
The only top prospect I know of Paul Oliver, CB, Georiga. 6' 210.
The honor of top rated senior corner…. now belongs to Paul Oliver. An elite recruit coming out of the prep ranks who had to wait his turn before finally getting a chance to start, Oliver really emerged as a junior in 2006 and there is no telling how high his draft stock could soar if he can build on that momentum this fall. From a size/speed standpoint Oliver has everything you look for and his best football is still ahead of him so remember his name because you will be hearing it a lot the next 12 months.
Paul Oliver, CB, Georgia - Oliver has ideal size for a corner and has the ability both to play off coverage and press coverage. He had an outstanding junior campaign, regularly matching up against the top receiver on the other team. He held Calvin Johnson to only 13 yards and Sidney Rice to 31 yards receiving. He needs to display more consistency in his game, but he has the physical tools to be the top corner in the 2008 class.
2007 Top Returning DB's: The term "shutdown corner" is thrown around with abandon. Georgia intends to put it to the test this season, hoping Oliver can become a pass-crippling one-man show. Oliver enters his senior season as one of the SEC's better cover corners. The plan is to ask him to cover one side of the field by himself, leaving the Bulldogs flexibility to devote more manpower in other areas.
Georgia CB Paul Oliver, who had been considered a potential first-day pick at the 2008 draft, has left school and will reportedly make himself eligible for this summer’s NFL supplemental draft. Oliver reportedly had been declared academically ineligible for the upcoming season. Oliver is listed at 6-0, 210 and reportedly runs the 40 in the low 4.4s; in 2006, he had 57 tackles and picked off three passes.
http://www.lionsredzone.com/showthread.php?p=221079
The only top prospect I know of Paul Oliver, CB, Georiga. 6' 210.
The honor of top rated senior corner…. now belongs to Paul Oliver. An elite recruit coming out of the prep ranks who had to wait his turn before finally getting a chance to start, Oliver really emerged as a junior in 2006 and there is no telling how high his draft stock could soar if he can build on that momentum this fall. From a size/speed standpoint Oliver has everything you look for and his best football is still ahead of him so remember his name because you will be hearing it a lot the next 12 months.
Paul Oliver, CB, Georgia - Oliver has ideal size for a corner and has the ability both to play off coverage and press coverage. He had an outstanding junior campaign, regularly matching up against the top receiver on the other team. He held Calvin Johnson to only 13 yards and Sidney Rice to 31 yards receiving. He needs to display more consistency in his game, but he has the physical tools to be the top corner in the 2008 class.
2007 Top Returning DB's: The term "shutdown corner" is thrown around with abandon. Georgia intends to put it to the test this season, hoping Oliver can become a pass-crippling one-man show. Oliver enters his senior season as one of the SEC's better cover corners. The plan is to ask him to cover one side of the field by himself, leaving the Bulldogs flexibility to devote more manpower in other areas.
Georgia CB Paul Oliver, who had been considered a potential first-day pick at the 2008 draft, has left school and will reportedly make himself eligible for this summer’s NFL supplemental draft. Oliver reportedly had been declared academically ineligible for the upcoming season. Oliver is listed at 6-0, 210 and reportedly runs the 40 in the low 4.4s; in 2006, he had 57 tackles and picked off three passes.
http://www.lionsredzone.com/showthread.php?p=221079