List of Players You DON'T Want

I don't want Jayron Kearse after he single handedly gave up at least 150 yards with poor tackling snd angles in the Nat'l Championship.

Also don't want Mackenzie Alexander also from Clemson. He faced a lot of bad QBs who couldn't punish him for being beaten fairly regularly.

Also don't want any QB.

Also don't want Leonard Floyd.

 

Mckensie Alexander..I don't want any part of him.

 

At least we agree on that haha.

I saw plays where Alexander would be behind his man 3 yards on an out route after the cut and the QB would inexplicably miss. That won't happen in the NFL.

 

You can't be in college and get no picks and then tell me your a great cornerback. Most QB's in college don't care who you say you are. It's not the NFL. So the excuse of ," they didn't go at him" doesn't fly with me. They went at him enough; he just didn't make plays.

 

And the 33% completion rate when they throw in his area. But giving credit where credit is due is not a strong point for the board.

 

Thanks for taking the time to share; always enjoy your insight.

 

What that sucks because Alexander is the player I have been hoping would fall to us for months lol

 

Although I wouldn't be averse to selecting Alexander in round 1, here is what Tony Pauline has to say:



Mackensie Alexander, Clemson
I'm not hearing good things about Mackensie Alexander outside the lines.

Despite his on-the-field talent, numerous sources have told me the junior cornerback is a very difficult person to deal with off the field. He was difficult at Clemson, and some of his coaches are giving Alexander less than rave reviews to NFL teams - and I'm being kind. This is something originally brought to my attention during Clemson's pro day on March 10, and something I took with a grain of salt. But since last Friday, I've spoken with multiple sources, and it seems Alexander's off-the-field personality has been spoken about at length in war rooms around the league. In my opinion, the junior cornerback has the best ball skills of any defensive back in the draft, but if he starts to drop deep into Round 1, or even out of the first frame altogether, it'll be due to his off-the-field persona.

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Fuller won that matchup hands down. The Notre Dame QB makes Tebow look like Marino.

Fuller played cover 3 and didn't even look back when Fuller made his cut more than on e leaving him wide open for his QB to throw it 4 yards over his head.

 

Even thou I don't agree with you Elvis, I do appreciate all your efforts as a Steeler Brethren.

 

I know where your going and I see your point. But him not getting interceptions (I've had enough of that from our secondary) not having the ideal measurables, being a difficult player too,...I don't want to take him in the first round. There's enough red flags on him in my book to pass on him in the first round. And in the second round, to be truthful, I like Artie Burns more then Alexander.

 

Artie Burns is super appealing to me. Almost as much as Wille Jackson.

 

I only want a DL, CB or S in the first. I could live with a pass rusher if it was the right player.

 

Yup. I really like him as well and he has a tragic story to provide extra motivation to not take his place in the NFL for granted. I think he'll do what it takes to succeed in order to provide for his family. We'll probably have to nab him with #25 unless we swing a trade.

 

In your eyes, is he worth the # 25 pick?

 

Alexander's technique is garbage. He can't even backpedal properly and his coaches are telling everyone who will listen that he is a locker room cancer.

I really don't care that Clemson faced very slightly better passing offenses than other ACC teams. I don't see the relevance.

He should not be drafted before the 3rd round. Too much risk.