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Originally Posted by Sully
I would take that, happily. Not a big Fun chess fan, but that late, I'd be ok with it. I like Mayle And Ryan as later picks.
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Ryan and Mayle would be solid picks right there.
I like Mayle a ton. I think he's got some really serious potential. Comes out of his breaks hard and runs really good routes. High points very well and has a second gear in the open. I think he's being seriously undervalued in this draft and will be a steal if he goes where everyone is projecting him to go, which is probably based on his combine 40 time where he ran with a broken finger and had to switch his launch hand from right to left that probably cost him a few tenths.
Ryan is a little stiff, but he's a really good linebacker. Would be a nice get for a team that needs quality depth that could potentially turn into a starter.
I would be seriously tempted in this draft scenario to move Tull inside. His short arms are going to work against him in a 34 on the edge, but his insane freak-like explosion numbers and relatively decent agility would really benefit him inside in Sutton's system. A bit of a project in terms of bringing him along coverage/read defense wise (where other physical freaks like Willis and Kuechly played MLB at the college level versus Tull, who was basically forced to play on the edge at the FBS level due to his incredible athletic gifts). There are very, very few guys who actually end up being good pass rushers with 31" arms. But he's got potential to be an absolute freaking beast inside.
Tull:
6'2"
246 lb.
40: 4.57
Vertical: 42.5"
Broad: 132"