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This deserves its own thread
I did a little digging and guess what, Kendrick, who was predicted to be a second round draft pick, had a hamstring issue when he ran the pro-day time that dropped him to the 6th round. Note, Jordan Fuller had a similar problem (which I highlighted after we drafted him while predicting he was a steal)
View: https://youtu.be/TCPb5g1NPxQ
Keep a close eye on Kendrick because he has 4 years experience, was a star on two of the best programs in college football and plays with a lot of verve, intelligence and solid technique. He also shows amazing composure in the interview considering he must have realised the time would impact his draft stock
Yes, he has been beaten deep but let’s face it who hasn’t playing CB on the boundary? importantly, I don’t think he will be playing strictly as an outside CB in our scheme which employs high safeties (even when one is a flex CB with attributes such as Kendricks himself)
He could well be one of the steals of the draft but doesn’t necessarily have to be a key piece in improving our coverage and turnovers
I did a little digging and guess what, Kendrick, who was predicted to be a second round draft pick, had a hamstring issue when he ran the pro-day time that dropped him to the 6th round. Note, Jordan Fuller had a similar problem (which I highlighted after we drafted him while predicting he was a steal)
View: https://youtu.be/TCPb5g1NPxQ
Keep a close eye on Kendrick because he has 4 years experience, was a star on two of the best programs in college football and plays with a lot of verve, intelligence and solid technique. He also shows amazing composure in the interview considering he must have realised the time would impact his draft stock
Yes, he has been beaten deep but let’s face it who hasn’t playing CB on the boundary? importantly, I don’t think he will be playing strictly as an outside CB in our scheme which employs high safeties (even when one is a flex CB with attributes such as Kendricks himself)
He could well be one of the steals of the draft but doesn’t necessarily have to be a key piece in improving our coverage and turnovers

Derion Kendrick named Rams' biggest steal in 2022 draft
With how late the Los Angeles Rams’ picks were in the 2022 NFL draft, they didn’t have a chance to come away with blue-chip talents in the first and second round. Instead, they were forced to find value and steals on Day 3. They may have done just that with…
theramswire.usatoday.com
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