Scouting The Famous Idaho Potato Bowl - Cincinnati Bengals Message Boards

bfine32 · #1 12-14-2012, 03:29 PM

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DEC 15, 4:30 P.M., ESPN

TOLEDO

DAN MOLLS, ILB

First team All Mid-American that leads the nation with 166 tackles, 3 INTs, 4 PDs. Kid is Smart and has a high motor

UTAH ST.

KERWYNN WILLIAMS, RB

Scat-Back type that leads his team in Rushing Yards and Receiving Yards. kid is 11th in the Nation in All-Purpose yards. Kick Return skills.

brian5562 · #2 12-14-2012, 03:36 PM

Don't know much about Toledo but the best pro prospect on Utah State's team is

Will Davis cb #17 he will go somewhere in the first 3 rounds.

Their center Larsen is a very solid player but is only a jr.

pulses · #3 12-14-2012, 06:17 PM

I was just gonna comment on Will Davis. He's not very well known but a very solid corner.

Davis is a big physical CB who likes to play at the line of scrimmage. He has really put it all together this season intercepting five balls and becoming one of the best defenders in the conference. At 6′ tall and 186 pounds Davis has the size and length the Patriots have looked for recently in outside corners.

Davis isn’t limited by his size, he still possesses excellent overall athleticism and displays excellent ball skills (16 PBU). Davis is also a force in run support totaling 56 tackles from his CB position.

Depending on what happens with free agent to be Aqib Talib, the Patriots could be in the market for another corner, and one who possesses a skill set similar to Talib’s. Davis is a player who isn’t well known on the national level, but he is a play-maker who will rise up the draft boards throughout the off-season.

bfine32 · #4 12-14-2012, 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brian5562

Don't know much about Toledo but the best pro prospect on Utah State's team is

Will Davis cb #17 he will go somewhere in the first 3 rounds.

Their center Larsen is a very solid player but is only a jr.

Quote:

Originally Posted by pulses

I was just gonna comment on Will Davis. He's not very well known but a very solid corner.

Davis is a big physical CB who likes to play at the line of scrimmage. He has really put it all together this season intercepting five balls and becoming one of the best defenders in the conference. At 6′ tall and 186 pounds Davis has the size and length the Patriots have looked for recently in outside corners.

Davis isn’t limited by his size, he still possesses excellent overall athleticism and displays excellent ball skills (16 PBU). Davis is also a force in run support totaling 56 tackles from his CB position.

Depending on what happens with free agent to be Aqib Talib, the Patriots could be in the market for another corner, and one who possesses a skill set similar to Talib’s. Davis is a player who isn’t well known on the national level, but he is a play-maker who will rise up the draft boards throughout the off-season.

These are the type of posts that make these threads informative for all. I saw Davis as a prospect; however, must admit I don't know much about the kid.

pulses · #5 12-14-2012, 09:30 PM

The New England Draft site said Davis could possibly go in the 3rd Rd.

Actually they think 1st/2nd here.

http://workinsports.sportsillustrate...ame-preview-1/

Lolli · #6 12-14-2012, 10:10 PM

I do not know beans about the LB, but have been watching Williams as a returner and scat back upgrade. If we miss out on Ellington, Barner and Franklin, he is next on my list as a pure scat back.

pulses · #7 12-15-2012, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Lolli

I do not know beans about the LB, but have been watching Williams as a returner and scat back upgrade. If we miss out on Ellington, Barner and Franklin, he is next on my list as a pure scat back.

I think he'll be there in the 5th Rd too.