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After 105 picks have been made, the outlook of the draft is becoming more and more clear. After only seeing one quarterback in the first round, it took until pick 74 to see another one. That’s where the run started and we saw three of them come off the board by the end of the night. There weren’t any major runs throughout the night, but we saw a lot of skill players come off the board, including multiple tight ends and running backs.
As evident by Malik Willis, there are players that fall every year. The beginning of day three has a group of players that have failed for a myriad of reasons. Some of them are poor athletes, others have poor production, and some have off-field issues. There are a good group of players at the top of round four that can make an impact right away. I believe that four players stand out and have the ability to step in and make an immediate impact.
Oklahoma DT Perrion Winfrey
At the Senior Bowl, the offensive line did not have a good week. They were pulverized throughout the week from every angle. The major reason why they looked as bad as they did was Winfrey. During team drills, they were having to double team him just to run the basic concepts that they were trying to walk through. He was a dominant force throughout and that performance was all over his tape. A former junior college player, Winfrey was used heavily in a rotation. It is a real surprise that he is still available. Betting lines had Winfrey with the second-best odds to be the 33rd pick at the beginning of the night. He would be an immediate rotational pass rusher with true starter upside.
Memphis WR Calvin Austin III
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The wide receiver class is…