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RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - psychdoctor - 04-12-2019
(04-12-2019, 08:45 AM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Mike Weber RB Ohio St. maybe in the 5th round. Physically, he's almost a clone of Gio Bernard, slightly taller, slightly faster. As an rusher he hits holes with quickness and authority, good receiver out of the backfield, solid blocker in pass pro.
I like Weber a lot but 5th may be a bit lucky. I hope you are right. I hope he is a Bengal.
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - SunsetBengal - 04-12-2019
(04-12-2019, 09:02 AM)psychdoctor Wrote: I like Weber a lot but 5th may be a bit lucky. I hope you are right. I hope he is a Bengal.
I was tempted to put 4th round, but every mock simulator I've played seemed to have him available in the 5th.
Interesting fact about Mike Weber. He never had a single fumble in college.
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - SErebel11 - 04-12-2019
Chris Johnson, S, No. Alabama
Small school stud with some serious athleticism. 6’3” 200 pounds, ran a 4.42 40 time and reportedly had an insane 6.61 3-cone time. He is physical and can play gunner on special teams while being groomed as a safety. He has production also with 8 interceptions in the last 2 seasons. I mocked him to the Bengals in round 7 in my mock draft.
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - The Stars In Stripes - 04-12-2019
Rounds 3-4: DE Anthony Nelson Iowa 6’7” 270
A guy that may never hit starter level, but a reliable hard working lineman. A guy that could potentially slip inside on some passing downs and bat some balls down or push the pocket. I see him as a Glasgow type that just works his tail off.
Rounds 4-6: DT Chris Slayton Syracuse 6’4” 310 A seasoned and I believe overlooked college player. Really good power and quickness. A little more of a run stopping type. He can penetrate and had a bunch of tackles for loss. He makes the team over current DT’s Scott and Ringo. Probably over Washington and Tupou as well. Solid player.
Rounds 5-7: TE Tommy Sweeney BC 6’5” 265 I’m taking another TE for depth. Super solid player. Nothing amazing or flashy, but a guy that eliminates 3 random filler TE’s we carry now.
Round 6-UFA :LB Nate Harvey East Carolina 6’1” 225 Pure Athlete here again. He only had 1 year of production. Could be lightening on a bottle. 12 games, 24.5 TFL and 12 sacks. Video game numbers. History as a running back and should be immediately on special teams. Makes the team as last LB. we need to clean house there anyway.
Round 7-UFA: RB Jeremy Cox Old Dominion 6’0” 235 Big, powerful back that has some speed when he gets to the edge. Might not have incredible straight line speed, but seems to have unbelievable burst and cutting ability. I’m intrigued.
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - Luvnit2 - 04-13-2019
Tyree Jackson - QB Buffalo
6'6" 250 lbs. with a rocket arm
5th or 6th round
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - McC - 04-13-2019
(04-13-2019, 09:30 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Tyree Jackson - QB Buffalo
6'6" 250 lbs. with a rocket arm
5th or 6th round
More like third or fourth. He won't last until the 5th.
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - seahawkscheat - 04-13-2019
Jace Sternberger
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - Luvnit2 - 04-13-2019
(04-13-2019, 01:10 PM)McC Wrote: More like third or fourth. He won't last until the 5th.
4th I would draft him, no way a 3rd for me if I am Bengals
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - McC - 04-13-2019
(04-13-2019, 03:46 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: 4th I would draft him, no way a 3rd for me if I am Bengals
I don't think he'll make it out of the third. There's a lot to like about him.
RE: Name Your Sleeper Pick for Bengals - PikesPeakUC - 04-13-2019
B.J. Autry, G, Jacksonville State
Mark Fields, CB, Clemson
Penny Hart, Georgia State