Bucs hung in there; and I'd say some players probably are not rated right. Just one guy I can't help complaining about EA's ratings would be Zyon McCullum. I thought he was doing great things; but, they nik picked him and downgraded him! I don't want to make a big writeup; so, I'll stop there!
I don't know about suffering for however more months before the official EA ratings. I'm going to try speak up for some of my Bucs draftees. Barton I'm sure is rated fine. Chris Braswell, I'm sure is not rated well. The first thing is probably his speed rating. He didn't test well; but, I heard one of the NFLNetwork commentators say, when he was drafted by the Bucs, that he was timed by one of those radars during Alabama practice at 21 miles per an hour. He's known for a quick first step. He's always bull rushing; so he has to be strong and have a good power rush move. Braswell has a unique trait to himself of swiveling around an axis. He has finese passrushing moves. Braswell had 8 sacks and more pressures than his teammate that went in the first round - Dallas Turner. He's a solid 255 to 260 pounds. He's not a 235/245 guy. Braswell should have a high hit power rating. and tackler. He's not soft. Braswell should be rated ahead of Joe Tryon Shoyinka for sure.
I'm tempted to say Tykee Smith and McMillan are probably rated right. Bucky Irving - all I can say is he should probably be a better kick/punt returner than Devin Thompkins. He's certainly not nearly as fast. But, his breaktackle and return skills ratings should be better for sure. I should put in some Bucky Irving highlight stats - 136 forced missed tackles. That's the most amongst college running backs last year.
Here's a big one to ask - Bucs 6th round pick Og Elijah Klein. I guy none of the draftnicks had on their draftguides. But, apparently, some people did know about. An Oline guru Brandon Thorn said he was one of the best olinemen in the draft. He's known as a bruising run blocker, but he actually got a PFF pass blocking rating of 93.5. Apparently, he's a kind of super smart guy. They say he learned the playbook in like two days. I'd rate him I'd rate him ahead of Opeta and even Hainsey and start him at Lg
Te Culp is the fastest Te in this draft at 4.47 speed. He runs good routes and catches the ball well in traffic. I'd make him second Te. He also is a willing run blocker. Had a PFF run blocking rating of 70+.
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Bucs hung in there; and I'd say some players probably are not rated right. Just one guy I can't help complaining about EA's ratings would be Zyon McCullum. I thought he was doing great things; but, they nik picked him and downgraded him!
I don't want to make a big writeup; so, I'll stop there!
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WE GOT A PREDICTION FOR A SUPER BOWL LIX
Love my bucs but I they lose damn every game it’s time to get a future qb and a good cb
baker’s not bad, and db room could use some improvement ngl, but buccs need a better run game honestly
I don't know about suffering for however more months before the official EA ratings. I'm going to try speak up for some of my Bucs draftees.
Barton I'm sure is rated fine.
Chris Braswell, I'm sure is not rated well. The first thing is probably his speed rating. He didn't test well; but, I heard one of the NFLNetwork commentators say, when he was drafted by the Bucs, that he was timed by one of those radars during Alabama practice at 21 miles per an hour. He's known for a quick first step. He's always bull rushing; so he has to be strong and have a good power rush move.
Braswell has a unique trait to himself of swiveling around an axis. He has finese passrushing moves.
Braswell had 8 sacks and more pressures than his teammate that went in the first round - Dallas Turner. He's a solid 255 to 260 pounds. He's not a 235/245 guy.
Braswell should have a high hit power rating. and tackler. He's not soft.
Braswell should be rated ahead of Joe Tryon Shoyinka for sure.
I'm tempted to say Tykee Smith and McMillan are probably rated right.
Bucky Irving - all I can say is he should probably be a better kick/punt returner than Devin Thompkins. He's certainly not nearly as fast. But, his breaktackle and return skills ratings should be better for sure.
I should put in some Bucky Irving highlight stats - 136 forced missed tackles. That's the most amongst college running backs last year.
Here's a big one to ask - Bucs 6th round pick Og Elijah Klein. I guy none of the draftnicks had on their draftguides. But, apparently, some people did know about. An Oline guru Brandon Thorn said he was one of the best olinemen in the draft.
He's known as a bruising run blocker, but he actually got a PFF pass blocking rating of 93.5.
Apparently, he's a kind of super smart guy. They say he learned the playbook in like two days. I'd rate him
I'd rate him ahead of Opeta and even Hainsey and start him at Lg
Te Culp is the fastest Te in this draft at 4.47 speed. He runs good routes and catches the ball well in traffic. I'd make him second Te.
He also is a willing run blocker. Had a PFF run blocking rating of 70+.