With the exception of the Alton Robinson selection, Day 3 was all about adding players at the offensive skill positions for the Seahawks.
The rich get richer.
37 and 71.
After the trade-down, the Raiders added former Clemson off-ball linebacker/safety Tanner Muse to their haul.
He ranked just 118th on PFF’s big board.A favorite of Mike Renner’s, Agim flashed pass-rushing potential in bursts at Arkansas but was never given a ton of opportunities to pin his ears back and rush the passer because the team was down so often during his Razorbacks tenure. 37 and 71 to the Patriots for pick No. During his true freshman campaign in 2016, Harris saw four starts but was mostly rotated in at both left and right guard and earned just a 47.6 grade in pass protection.
This was one of the biggest reaches we have seen in the first round of the draft. That's a difficult combination to project from FCS. For Love, it’s perhaps the perfect landing spot because he will get multiple seasons to work on his game with zero threat of having to start and lead a team while he does it. There are some inconsistencies in his technique as a pass-protector that need to be cleaned up, but he’s coming off back-to-back solid seasons of grading in the SEC and figures to be a starting guard in the NFL.
Philly threw everyone for a loop by taking Jalen Hurts 53rd overall, but we actually like the pick despite manning the helm. All that adds up to one of the most well-rounded linebackers in college football.With multiple ACL injuries over his career, Bailey's draft stock is in the hands of doctors now. He will probably end up playing primarily at linebacker in the NFL and figures to become one of the top coverage players and athletes at the position.“Simmons’ ability to blur the linebacker/safety positional designation is going to be a defensive coordinator’s best friend at the next level. Burrow is easily the most accurate quarterback we’ve ever scouted and looks NFL ready in every regard.” — PFF’s lead draft analyst Mike Renner There were all kinds of options available to Cincinnati at the top of the second round, and Tee Higgins at that selection makes a lot of sense, both as insurance and a piece that can add to the offense alongside him and . The Saints traded pick No. Weaver had great production in the past two years, posting pass-rushing grades above 92.0 in each and combining to form a win rate that was three percentage points higher than any edge rusher. However, rarely do we go back and grade the grades.When looking back a the 2019 draft through the eyes of Pro Football Focus, it was a bit of a mixed bag for the Raiders as the site wasn’t big fans of their first-round pick.
He did, however, improve his overall grade every year of his collegiate career and finished the pre-draft process inside the top-150 on PFF’s Big Board.Harris ground out 2,921 snaps on the Huskies’ offensive line over the past four years.
Between the three of them, there are zero single-season grades of 75.0 or higher for their college careers. While he is a speedster, he’s undersized and doesn’t break a lot of tackles, nor does he play well after contact in general.Tennessee needed a backup quarterback, and the Titans got one of the biggest arms in the entire draft in Cole McDonald. Despite not being in a favorable scheme at Tulsa, he still put up a pass-rushing grade of 89.7 in 2019. He was a three-year letterman and played defensive back, wide receiver and quarterback for New Castle. He ranked 13th among offensive tackles and 112th overall on PFF’s big board. He was the ‘X’ receiver in LSU’s offense and the one tasked with beating one-on-one coverage on a regular basis.
He's a hunter in the middle of the field who will limit YAC and make plays in the opposing backfield. Manning the slot for the Clemson Tigers over the past three years, Wallace posted a great 87.1 coverage grade. Dugger did, however, have a nice Senior Bowl showing by forcing two incompletions and intercepting a pass on his five one-on-one reps that week. He’s coming off a career year with the Hawkeyes, having earned a 91.8 overall grade that ranked fourth among qualifying tackles. He signed a monster four-year extension in August 2018 and restructured as recently as December 2019. We'd be talking about him in much higher esteem had he not had his last two seasons cut short with injury.