Later rounds (4-7)

[Winfield_26]

Ive been readin about what y'all think for the 2nd round picks but what we forget is that TD is a good late round projector as well. So my question is who would be a good pickup late, as in who is a good sleeper. My suggestion would be Gerome Sapp S out of Notre Dame, the guy can hit like a truck and has relatively good hands too. He had to be the lesser known guy out of that stellar ND defensive backfield. Walton and Duff got all the credit but he definetly would be a steal late. We also need a TE, and I dont like the idea of wasting our 2nd round pick on Teyo Johnson who is a crappy blocker and wont want too since all he wants to to play is WR.

[TigerJ]

In the thread on who to stay away from in the draft, I mention Teyo Johnson. My super sleeper in the draft is Ryan Hoag, a WR with good size and speed to burn. His only real negative that I can see? He comes from a division three school.

[Mouldsie]

Dante' Ellington
Chad Bartoszek
D. Gabriel (Mouds-type)
Joselio Hanson (5' 9'' CB from TT)
Eddie Johnson (kickoff specialist)
Anthony Adams (that guy who plays next to Kennedy...;) )
Alonzo Jackson -great intangibles... reminds me of simeon rice
Shantee Orr (great athlete... moving to OLB like B. Knight and Roosevelt Colvin of Bears)
Shaun McDonald (ik, ik, he'll go by the 3rd, but i like him! :D)
John Garrison -best longsapper in the draft! :D

[Winfield_26]

Is Knight a definte to move outside? Heard recently he didnt want to move and depending on his team he may not have to

[Mouldsie]

idk, he's small.

[Pablo]

Hoag is one of the fastest guys out there but raw. Would be worth a later pick to develophim

[Buffalo13]

Being from Penn State I can say that anthony adams would be a very solid pick. Kenedy grabbed most of the attention, but he would not have been as successful w/o adams right next to him.