Rank The Recruits

DrunkOffPunch

DrunkOffPunch

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1. Tyjon Lindsey

2. Elijah Blades

3. Avery Roberts

4. Tristian Gebbia

5. Jaevon McQuitty

6. Keyshawn Johnson Jr.

7. Deontre Thomas

8. Brenden Jaimes

9. Damion Daniels

10. Matt Sichterman

11. Guy Thomas

12. Deiontae Watts

13. Jaylin Bradley

14. Willie Hampton

15. Kurt Rafdal

16. Andrew Ward

17. Ben Miles

18. Broc Bando

19. Chris Walker

20. Austin Allen

 
1. Tyjon

2. Blades

3. Roberts

4. McQuitty

5. D Thomas

6. Jaimes

7. Gebbia

8. D Daniels

9. D Watts

10. G Thomas

11. KJJ

12. Sichterman

13. Hampton

14. Bradley

15. Rafdal

16. Walker

17. Allen

18. Bando

19. Miles

20. Ward

I really think that Hampton, Allen, and Walker have sky high potential, however.

 
1. Tyjon

2. Blades

3. Roberts

4. Gebbia

5. McQuitty

6. D Thomas

7. Keyshawn Jr.

8. G Thomas

9. Sichterman

10. Daniels

11. Jaimes

12. Watts

13. Hampton

14. Rafdal

15. Allen

16. Bradley

17. Miles

18. Ward

19. Bando

20. Walker

 
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DrunkOffPunch said:
1. Tyjon Lindsey

2. Elijah Blades

3. Avery Roberts

4. Tristian Gebbia

5. Jaevon McQuitty

6. Keyshawn Johnson Jr.

7. Deontre Thomas

8. Brenden Jaimes

9. Damion Daniels

10. Matt Sichterman

11. Guy Thomas

12. Deiontae Watts

13. Jaylin Bradley

14. Willie Hampton

15. Kurt Rafdal

16. Andrew Ward

17. Ben Miles

18. Broc Bando

19. Chris Walker

20. Austin Allen
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What is your criteria for the ranking, Drunk?

Because I would argue that while, just sheer grade wise, you are correct that Tyjon Lindsay is #1...

Taking into account position groups, and their respective depth, the young men along the DL, and to a slightly lesser degree LB, are far more important than Lindsay.

 
I didn't take positions of need into account. Just a base ranking of my own opinion.

While I agree that if needs were thrown in a guy like Daniels would be at or near the top, I'd argue that Lindsey probably will see the most significant snaps of anyone in this class this year. Much less of a learning curve going to college from HS at WR as apposed to DL.

 
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