Reminds me of James Carpenter. Similar height/weight. Is chubby, slow, but strong. It's just three plays, but Mills technique seems pretty natural. I'd consider him a headscratcher pick, which given Seattle's previous history with guys like Carpenter, McQuistan, Giacomini, Sweezy, and Omiyale, means that being a headscratching pick probably helps Mills' chances.
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Post subject: Re: Draft rumors 2/13/13 edition
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 12:53 pm
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kearly wrote:
Jordan Mills
Reminds me of James Carpenter. Similar height/weight. Is chubby, slow, but strong. It's just three plays, but Mills technique seems pretty natural. I'd consider him a headscratcher pick, which given Seattle's previous history with guys like Carpenter, McQuistan, Giacomini, Sweezy, and Omiyale, means that being a headscratching pick probably helps Mills' chances.
What round is he looking likely for?
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Post subject: Re: Draft rumors 2/13/13 edition
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 1:11 pm
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Currently graded as a round 3-4 prospect on nfldraftscout.com
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Last year I wanted Wilson worse than any prospect ever. Needless to say, I shitted bricks when his name was called at #75. I wouldn't quite put Hopkins on that same tier of "I'd sell my left testicle to get him", but yeah, if we don't pick him, it's going to hurt. And if the 49ers get him, it will ruin the draft for me.
100% agree. Wilson to Hopkins would be dynamic
kearly
Post subject: Re: Draft rumors 2/13/13 edition
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 3:42 pm
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Walter Football lists Mills as round 3-5.
I don't take this report terribly seriously. Stuff gets "leaked" anonymously to major outlets all the time. If the guy claimed he had a long time Seahawks insider who told him this, that would be one thing, but it's not even that, it's basically hearsay. Offensive tackle might be as low as Seattle's 6th highest priority, and to date they've generally drafted by order of priority (QB exempted).
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Post subject: Re: Draft rumors 2/13/13 edition
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 7:16 pm
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kearly wrote:
Walter Football lists Mills as round 3-5.
I don't take this report terribly seriously. Stuff gets "leaked" anonymously to major outlets all the time. If the guy claimed he had a long time Seahawks insider who told him this, that would be one thing, but it's not even that, it's basically hearsay. Offensive tackle might be as low as Seattle's 6th highest priority, and to date they've generally drafted by order of priority (QB exempted).
I haven't been able to watch the tape above yet (and honestly, I trust your opinion on offensive linemen over my own), but does he show he might be a tackle who can also play guard, similar to Carp? (Also, if the only tape is those 3 plays, you could try Quinton Patton's tape, though It'd mostly be pass-pro)
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