Jeremy Cash SS- Duke

What round?

Round 2...- And dont even think about.. kid is the best SS in this class... but he's more than just that..best run defensive safety in the draft... can blitz with speed, sheds blocks, can cover... hits like a tuck... athletic... beast.... he's got it all...

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Round 2...- And dont even think about.. kid is the best SS in this class... but he's more than just that..best run defensive safety in the draft... can blitz with speed, sheds blocks, can cover... hits like a tuck... athletic... beast.... he's got it all...

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Oh..I saw these hilites you posted before. I believe.
 
Dude's got Michael Sam level celebration game...
 
nice one @NIPS I like the way he tackles, we definitely need a playmaker back there...
 
Biggest knock I'm seeing on the kid is too many low leg tackles. Most of them will be shaken off in the pros. Clean that up and you have a winner.
 
Potential: When you look at Jeremy Cash's mind-boggling numbers, the thing that stands out first and foremost is the amount of tackles he makes behind the line of scrimmage. Duke uses Cash as what they call their "Strike" strong safety role. A hybrid safety/linebacker/nickelback, Cash has all the physical attributes of a safety, but primarily lines up over the slot receiver which allows Duke to use him in coverage or as an extra linebacker depending on the matchup.

Cash should not be viewed as a linebacker/safety tweener just because of the way Duke chooses to use him. Cash has plenty of athleticism, downfield cover skills and ball skills to play cover one, two, three or straight up man to man. NFL teams will boost his stock value based on the fact he has the ability to cover today's freakishly sized tight ends.

Another major positive teams which will draw teams to Cash is his IQ on and off the field. They don't just let anybody into Duke, and when you listen to Cash speak in interviews and with the media it is obvious he is a well-rounded individual who also has a grasp of life outside of football. On the field, his intelligence shows up in his leadership, understanding of his own defensive scheme as well as opposing offensive schemes, and outstanding instincts which plays a big factor in the amount of turnovers he forces.

Currently Cash is viewed as a top fifty prospect, borderline first round, with a lot riding on his 40 time and performance in individual drills. His speed and fluidity are good but not great, so as long as he posts respectable numbers and shows at least a half-way decent ability to turn and run he should be an excellent value pick early in the second round.
 
Wonder if he'll be there in the 2nd for us... Might need to trade up if we really want him
 
Potential: When you look at Jeremy Cash's mind-boggling numbers, the thing that stands out first and foremost is the amount of tackles he makes behind the line of scrimmage. Duke uses Cash as what they call their "Strike" strong safety role. A hybrid safety/linebacker/nickelback, Cash has all the physical attributes of a safety, but primarily lines up over the slot receiver which allows Duke to use him in coverage or as an extra linebacker depending on the matchup.

Cash should not be viewed as a linebacker/safety tweener just because of the way Duke chooses to use him. Cash has plenty of athleticism, downfield cover skills and ball skills to play cover one, two, three or straight up man to man. NFL teams will boost his stock value based on the fact he has the ability to cover today's freakishly sized tight ends.

Another major positive teams which will draw teams to Cash is his IQ on and off the field. They don't just let anybody into Duke, and when you listen to Cash speak in interviews and with the media it is obvious he is a well-rounded individual who also has a grasp of life outside of football. On the field, his intelligence shows up in his leadership, understanding of his own defensive scheme as well as opposing offensive schemes, and outstanding instincts which plays a big factor in the amount of turnovers he forces.

Currently Cash is viewed as a top fifty prospect, borderline first round, with a lot riding on his 40 time and performance in individual drills. His speed and fluidity are good but not great, so as long as he posts respectable numbers and shows at least a half-way decent ability to turn and run he should be an excellent value pick early in the second round.

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Dude's got Michael Sam level celebration game...
I half expected to see a pirouette or two. And yes auto correct saved me on pirouette I was failing miserably ;)
 
I don't think he would make it to us in two either. I could see us dropping back a few times and getting him late 1 but aside from that he would be gone.
 
He's Mike Mitchell all over again. Should of kept Mike in the first place...just saying....
 
Mitchell was always looking to make the big hit and would miss at times. While this guy tackles low, he does at least wrap up. Not to mention that Mitchell was a huge reach.
 
I liked Jeremy Cash when he entered the draft in 2013

And his name was DJ Swearinger/Jonathan Cyprien.

Guys who don't have the hips to cover effectively in college don't usually learn it as NFL players.

Give me Jalen Mills over a DB who gets sacks every day of the week.
 
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