Freak size, but he's very, very raw. Don't expect him to step right in and dominate. It's going to take time for him to develop. 2-3 years down the road, he could be something though.

never going to happen we have to many holes to fill.

Atlanta should let him fall to Baltimore.

I see a good bit of mocks where he goes to atlanta in the first round. could be the next JPP is what they are saying.... 6ft-7 tall, 280 pounds, gold medalist.... guy can run and is an athlete... i wouldnt mind honestly risking a pick on the dude but 1st round.... :/ . also seems very clean personality wise. Be a great fit for nolan's scheme as well...

This post was edited by hammerdanjbg on Jan 25 2013 03:54pm

for sure he is, but the upside on this guy is HUGE.... i would start him day one and see if his strength alone could make some plays. but risking a 1st round pick ahhh sos so on that thought.

This post was edited by hammerdanjbg on Jan 25 2013 03:37pm

Look at DeCastro last year. Guards just don't go very high that often.

i agree with guards not going that high, but he is one of the best talents this year and i just cant see it happening.

Castros overall grade was 93 and there were about 16 players with a grade of 93 or higher aswell, Warmacks grade is 96 and there are 3 others with 96 and thats the top grade right now.

we will have to see how they do in the combine.

Oh I agree Warmack is one of the top talents in this draft. I've had the Cardinals taking him multiple weeks in a row, but in this one situation, he just happened to fall due to teams having more pressing needs and better talent at positions of need available to them.

But, I could see 4-5 offensive lineman going top 10 to be honest with you.

yea if teams do take a chance on a less talented player but a player they need more, he will go later. but if they just go for that talent and pick up the needed picks later he will go high.

its going to be very intresting and i cant wait

Had Lewan and Matthews declared yes, there would've been, as it would've been the deepest OT class I can recall(4 OTs would've been in my top-12 prospects). Lane Johnson/Johnathan Cooper/Barrett Jones would be significant reaches in the top-10, they're more of 15-35 guys, even in this class.

As for the Cards picks, Jarvis Jones is more flawed than Da'Quan Bowers and has similar longevity concerns(spinal stenosis). I've got him as a 2nd round prospect(would rather have Mingo in that role). Eddie Lacy ran behind perhaps the best 7-man(Michael Williams and Kelly Johnson were beasts) blocking front in college football history, I have doubts about him and then you factor in RB being a lower value position because how significantly it relies on others to be successful, and Arians praising Ryan Williams/being a pass-heavy coach, I don't see the value in a RB before the 4th(Colts grabbed Vick Ballard in the 5th last year and rode his 3.9ypc). I expect QB to be a target much earlier than the 4th, with our staff changes I would expect QB to be our #1 need right now, whereas had we went with Horton and Norv Turner(all indications are that Ray had Norv as his OC) we'd be sticking with Kolb and QB wouldn't have even been a top-5 need.

I disagree with where most of your QBs are going but then again I hate all of them as prospects and still think 3-4 will go in the first round(none of which will be Barkley).