Scouting RB's in 2024
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2024 11:41 am
Original idea for the thread was to look at the Kentucky prospects that Cohen could bring in.
His QB, Leary for instance could ostensibly help Cohen install the offense (Is that even necessary with Baker?) or Maybe OG Kenneth Horsey could be had on day three as a 6'3 311lb guard who already knows the blocking scheme.
But the top prospect coming out of Kentucky this year is RB Ray Davis whom Draftek has as the 11th ranked RB at 161 overall which ain't a bad place to get a second half closer of a RB.
Let's roooolll that beautiful bean footage and see what we got here...
He Romped Florida. Doug Martin vibes.
136 all purpose on 18 touches. Not a bad option if we're looking for a #2 RB first thing in the morning on day three of the draft.
wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Davis ... _football)
Combine
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/ray-davis ... 74ee79562e
Blake Corum still turns me on and I wanna look at the guy coming out of Texas too. I think the question on Davis here is whether or not he can give me Doug Martin production.
His QB, Leary for instance could ostensibly help Cohen install the offense (Is that even necessary with Baker?) or Maybe OG Kenneth Horsey could be had on day three as a 6'3 311lb guard who already knows the blocking scheme.
But the top prospect coming out of Kentucky this year is RB Ray Davis whom Draftek has as the 11th ranked RB at 161 overall which ain't a bad place to get a second half closer of a RB.
Let's roooolll that beautiful bean footage and see what we got here...
He Romped Florida. Doug Martin vibes.
136 all purpose on 18 touches. Not a bad option if we're looking for a #2 RB first thing in the morning on day three of the draft.
wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Davis ... _football)
Combine
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/ray-davis ... 74ee79562e
Blake Corum still turns me on and I wanna look at the guy coming out of Texas too. I think the question on Davis here is whether or not he can give me Doug Martin production.