Pick #134: Stanford Keglar, OLB, Purdue

I remember the name, but not specifics. We do need LB depth for sure. No CB depth is surprising, but maybe Carr is looked at as more of a DB role than we thought.

 

yet another guy mentioned as an amazing athlete. seems MR likes to stockpile athletes the way parcells does giants.

 

SUMMARY: With the 134th pick of the NFL Draft, the Tennessee Titans have selected Stanford Keglar, OLB from Purdue. The 6'-2", 239 pounder runs a 4.58 40. He has good size and bulk with great athleticism. He has very good timed speed with a big motor. Keglar is said to have excellent instincts with great sideline-to-sideline range. A hard worker with solid intangibles.
NFL.com: Has an impressive looking, thick upper body, with good muscle tone, large hands, good arm length and well-developed calf and thigh muscles...Best when playing on the move, for despite some upper body tightness he has the quick feet, change of direction agility and lateral movements to close on the plays along the opposite perimeter...Good moving around and flowing to the ball in space...Shows good balance in his stride and plays with good body control (rare to see him out-run a play)...Has the weight room strength to generate good pop on contact, but just needs to get confidence in that strength to use it with better consistency...Makes good decisions in his initial charge when reacting to screens and draws...Does a good job of sinking his hips and staying on his feet while flowing down the line...Very effective at making his reads and has a good feel for block pressure...

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Was just about the fastest linebacker in the draft with 4.5 speed. Who knows they might even changes this guy to strong safety.

 

Chris Henry part 2??? another guy who put up amazing combine and workout numbers but never saw the field. Pathetic. Didn't we draft a guy just like this two years ago?? Terna Nande?

 

i was hoping it would be wesley woodyard.

 

By reading that diagnosis, I am wondering why he was available this late.