Kaven Duncan Draft Guide
School First, Name, Potential
QBs (Field General) (***)
Nevada, Kaven Ducan, 92
USF, Lane Easley, 91
RBs (Workhorse/Blocking) (****)
Virginia, Cashmere Scott, 87
Texas, Natrone Prosser, 86
Oregon State, Vincent White, 83 (Edge)
Mass., Jeremie Holloway, 87
WRs (Balanced) (*****)
Auburn, Marshall Coffee, 91, 74 Int
USC, Steven Hastings, 88
Wake Forest, Courtney Baskin, 93
Nevada, Natrick Jackson, 93
Ole Miss, Ted Turner, 85
S. Illinois, Dustin Wilson, 90
Texas Tech, Adam Traywick, 86
Alcorn St., Ben Flowers, 92
TEs (Playmaker) (*****)
UAB, Teondre Mann, 95
Rutgers, Donovan Doleman, 88
Southern Miss, Clay Sikes, 91
LT/RT (Balanced) (**)
LTs:
Michigan, Glen Carson, 89
RTs:
Texas, Michael Foster, 92
LG/RG (Balanced) (**)
LGs:
Oregon State, Glenn Whitman, 87
RGs:
Oklahoma State, Zach Palmer, 84
C (Balanced) (**)
Wash. St., Jon Brandt, 90
LE/RE (3-4) (*****)
Auburn, Rod Jenkins, 91
California, Levon Kramer, 82 (Bust)
Colorado, Julian Kirby, 91
DT (3-4) (**)
Mid. Tenn. St., Josh Campbell, 90
USC, Destin Hall, 87
ROLB/LOLB (Passrusher) (***)
Miami, Ari Page, 89
Colorado, Neal McGhee, 88
USC, Troy Wakins, 89
MLB (Blitzer) (***)
None Scouted with Potential Above 85
CB (Balanced) (**)
USC, Brady Fouch, 93
Notre Dame, Jacques Cook, 92
Iowa State, Mark Patton, 92
Akron, Jack Mason, 91
FS/SS (Balanced/Run Support) (*****)
Miami, Trey Clay, 90
Kent State, EJ Little, 90
Georgia, Daryl Hastings, 86 (Better Coverage guy)
K/P (Balanced/Big Foot)
P: BYU, Iman Kendall, 85
Well, Those are the guys I have scouted this year that have good potential. The CB class is actually decent, the opposite of the safety class, despite hat the ratings say (Under my philosophies anyway). Overall, a decent class if you have day 1 picks, but you might struggle if you have mostly 2nd day picks. If you’re looking for a QB, USF is your best bet as Duncan will go top 10, likely top 5. And, the USF guy has 100 health for all parts, as well as 99 Durability. He is probably the best pick in the draft.
School First, Name, Potential
QBs (Field General) (***)
Nevada, Kaven Ducan, 92
USF, Lane Easley, 91
RBs (Workhorse/Blocking) (****)
Virginia, Cashmere Scott, 87
Texas, Natrone Prosser, 86
Oregon State, Vincent White, 83 (Edge)
Mass., Jeremie Holloway, 87
WRs (Balanced) (*****)
Auburn, Marshall Coffee, 91, 74 Int
USC, Steven Hastings, 88
Wake Forest, Courtney Baskin, 93
Nevada, Natrick Jackson, 93
Ole Miss, Ted Turner, 85
S. Illinois, Dustin Wilson, 90
Texas Tech, Adam Traywick, 86
Alcorn St., Ben Flowers, 92
TEs (Playmaker) (*****)
UAB, Teondre Mann, 95
Rutgers, Donovan Doleman, 88
Southern Miss, Clay Sikes, 91
LT/RT (Balanced) (**)
LTs:
Michigan, Glen Carson, 89
RTs:
Texas, Michael Foster, 92
LG/RG (Balanced) (**)
LGs:
Oregon State, Glenn Whitman, 87
RGs:
Oklahoma State, Zach Palmer, 84
C (Balanced) (**)
Wash. St., Jon Brandt, 90
LE/RE (3-4) (*****)
Auburn, Rod Jenkins, 91
California, Levon Kramer, 82 (Bust)
Colorado, Julian Kirby, 91
DT (3-4) (**)
Mid. Tenn. St., Josh Campbell, 90
USC, Destin Hall, 87
ROLB/LOLB (Passrusher) (***)
Miami, Ari Page, 89
Colorado, Neal McGhee, 88
USC, Troy Wakins, 89
MLB (Blitzer) (***)
None Scouted with Potential Above 85
CB (Balanced) (**)
USC, Brady Fouch, 93
Notre Dame, Jacques Cook, 92
Iowa State, Mark Patton, 92
Akron, Jack Mason, 91
FS/SS (Balanced/Run Support) (*****)
Miami, Trey Clay, 90
Kent State, EJ Little, 90
Georgia, Daryl Hastings, 86 (Better Coverage guy)
K/P (Balanced/Big Foot)
P: BYU, Iman Kendall, 85
Well, Those are the guys I have scouted this year that have good potential. The CB class is actually decent, the opposite of the safety class, despite hat the ratings say (Under my philosophies anyway). Overall, a decent class if you have day 1 picks, but you might struggle if you have mostly 2nd day picks. If you’re looking for a QB, USF is your best bet as Duncan will go top 10, likely top 5. And, the USF guy has 100 health for all parts, as well as 99 Durability. He is probably the best pick in the draft.
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