He has been creeping up in the mocks I've seen recently. Some (or at least one I recall) had him going in the 20s) Its a need and if he passes the tests I wouldn't mind seeing him at #30. certainly at #44. I have also seen a few with him going in the late 40's and 50's but those were earlier ones. Like I said he has been creeping up. Interestingly Hockenson has been dropping. Saw one that had him at 106 overall

Originally Posted by: sschind 

It would be cool to have Adderley's nephew, esp. if he was anywhere near as good as Herb. He was probably one of the first "shut down" corners.

Originally Posted by: KRK 

I become very confused very quickly at the whole first cousin second cousin thing. If somebody actually had a explanation as to how those are identified I would appreciate it.
My parents are really good at that stuff but regrettably I didn’t listen nor ask enough questions

Originally Posted by: KRK 

Trying to do some quick research on the subject .... looks like it's all about how far they're off your line.

So Nasir and Herb actually might be "first cousins twice removed" if I'm understanding this correctly.... because Herb is grandfather is in Nasir's direct blood line, which makes them first cousin, but he's two generations ahead.

Originally Posted by: beast 

You seen to have a good grasp on the college players. I for one would like to read more from you about this . Links or your reports can only elevate the quality of knowledge in this forum.

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

I have a hard time being interested in mocks until April because so much changes between now and then. Still have the combine to move people up and down the board, pro days and then free agency will change team needs so drastically yet. Almost no point to mock now, might as well just create a player ranking list for now.

Originally Posted by: gbguy20 

Opponents began to realize that Jackson lacked the raw speed to keep up with most NFL receivers, and capitalized when he was in one-on-one situations. Jackson’s performance seemed to spiral when he was successfully picked on, and in his better moments he still showed the technique and tackling that landed him in the second round. If he’s going to stick at corner, that technique is going to have to become rock solid. But he may be better served in terms of fit and confidence with a move to safety, where Green Bay could certainly use the help.