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    Illinois State DE/LB David Perkins...the next Bruce Irvin???

    We got him!!!! https://twitter.com/ChrisShanafelt/status/726552697701171204
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    Undrafted Free Agent Picks

    Bane was never quite as quick as this guy. But, I'll jump on the crazy train with you...I think he has the body type & quickness like former Vikings/Seahawks DT John Randle.
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    Undrafted Free Agent Picks

    HELL YEAH!!! I kept predicting we were going to draft Perkins since the 5th round and was disappointed every time we selected someone else. From his highlights he looks to have Bruce Irvin type of athleticism and he looks like a legit player to get after the QB. oG4wRWbjPTI
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    Undrafted Free Agent Picks

    I'm happy for us! I love this kid's quickness. 1.64 10-yard split really shows up on tape. 8M5LKx5-Kp4
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    7th Round, Pick #247, Zac Brooks, RB, Clemson

    I agree, he will probably be tried at WR or even CB.
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    Who do you want in 6th and 7th Round?

    LB/DE David Perkins DE Bryson Albright WR Mitch Matthews
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    6th Round, Pick #215, Joey Hunt, C, TCU

    LB/DE David Perkins
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    5th round, Pick #171, Alex Collins, RB, Arkansas

    Well, take a look at one of his games and or at least his highlight tape and you'll see that he had more than 5 broken tackles. Collins is not Lynch, but he sure is heck isn't finesse going down on first contact kind of RB.
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    5th round, Pick #171, Alex Collins, RB, Arkansas

    Five broken tackles over 475 carries is just straight up wrong. If you don't like the pick, no need to make up false stats.
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    5th round, Pick #171, Alex Collins, RB, Arkansas

    Love the pick, he fell due to below average combine for a RB. Physical kid! -OIn7BLfUOY
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    Scoop up Scooby

    If we take a LB at #171, then I want one of the following LB's... oG4wRWbjPTI tkHRxQjP8uw F7tHWsnRrZo
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    Are some over thinking SPARC? TAF (Or whatever it is)?

    SPARQ is just a small tool to help with the whole scouting process. Some may value SPARQ scores a little too much, but IMO it needs to be part of the evaluation.
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    5th round, Pick #147, Quinton Jefferson, DT, Maryland

    He wasn't on my radar at all. After watching his highlight and seeing he has a great 10-yard split, I like the pick. Here is an interview of him at his Pro Day. JW1xTNME8K0
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    5th round, Pick #147, Quinton Jefferson, DT, Maryland

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    DT David Onemata...another freak athlete

    I was hoping to get Onemata in the 5th or 6th round, but the Saints just crushed that dream. Saints took him in the 4th round.
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    Will Seattle trade again

    I could see the Seahawks trading down in the 7th round with the Eagles. Seahawks 7th round #225 to Eagles for Eagles #233 and #251. This would give the Seahawks the opportunity to draft a player another player that they would have otherwise gone after hard as a UDFA.
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    Grading Seahawks draft

    For me, I give the Seahawks an A for the first three rounds. I can understand some fans being disappointed because we haven't really drafted a bunch of athletic proven playmaking skill positions players, but we shored up are weaknesses. I'm guessing the rest of our picks will be more athletic...
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    3rd round, Pick #97, Rees Odhiambo, T/OG, Boise State

    He may not have tested well because he is coming off a injury, broken ankle, and he really didn't have as much time to prepare for the drills. Here is a good article on him as far as his draft stock, teams apparently gave him a 2nd round grade based on his game film...
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    3rd Round, Pick #90 C.J. Prosise, RB, Notre Dame

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    Predictions at #90?

    I'm guessing TE Nick Vannett. The selection of Vannett continunes the Seahawks trend of drafting big tough players. Vannett would be our best blocking TE from Day 1.

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