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I don’t think I’ve seen this on here. Cool write up with a lot of info. The Draft Network does a nice job and are a good follow.
Cool info - Txs,
I don’t think I’ve seen this on here. Cool write up with a lot of info. The Draft Network does a nice job and are a good follow.
Most early draft prognosticators see him going in the second or third round. I would not be surprised if teams realizing his raw potential willing to coach him up pick him in the late first round.
I don’t think I’ve seen this on here. Cool write up with a lot of info. The Draft Network does a nice job and are a good follow.
Draft profile height listings are usually an inch shorter than the team roster.Dan had been listed at 6’9” 400 lbs. up until this this season, when his weight dropped to 380. Now I’ve seen a couple places list him at 6’8”.
At this rate he will soon be able to slide out of the big and tall area at Kohls, for the larger selection available in the men’s department.
FWIW - ESPN listed him as their 6th ranked tackle; if you’re a draftnick like me, you may get perverse pleasure when treams “jump the line” and take a player who they feel has a higher ceiling than others at that position and leave Mel dumbfounded: Raiders are the kings at this in the recent past. All it takes is one gym/club to fall in love with him. I bet he’s lights out at the Sr. BowlMost early draft prognosticators see him going in the second or third round. I would not be surprised if teams realizing his raw potential willing to coach him up pick him in the late first round.
We will see how things changed after the Senior Bowl and the NFL Combine.
Here are some of the sites giving early indications.
Pro Football Network:
Daniel Faalele, Minnesota OT | NFL Draft Scouting Report
Due to his immense size, Minnesota OT Daniel Faalele attracts attention, but his NFL Draft scouting report shows he's far from a novelty.www.profootballnetwork.com
NFL Mock Draft Database:
Daniel Faalele Draft Profile 2022 | NFL Mock Draft Database
Tracking where Daniel Faalele could be drafted in the 2022 NFL mock draft.www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com
Fan Nation NFL Draft:
NFL Draft: 2022 NFL Mock Draft - Round Two CBs Highlighted
As we near the end of the college football season, college football players and NFL Draft prospects start to rise and fall in the rankings. View the latest second-round 2022 NFL Mock Draft.www.si.com
Walter Football:
2022 NFL Mock Draft: Round 2 – WalterFootball
walterfootball.com
NFL Draft Lounge:
2022 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Minnesota OT Daniel Faalele
The Minnesota Gophers are a hard-nosed, ground and pound style offense. Behind running back Mohamed Ibrahim, head coach P.J. Fleck loves to punish defenses. Anfldraftlounge.com
Tank Nation:
2025 NFL Mock Draft | Tankathon
2025 NFL Mock Draft with live-updating draft order after every game. Team needs are factored into the player selections.www.tankathon.com
Pretty sure at all levels people round up aggressively on rosters: I, for example, am 6'1.5" in the streets, 6"2' in the (roster) sheets.Draft profile height listings are usually an inch shorter than the team roster.
In HS, I was 6-1 on the roster but 5-11 3/4 at the doctors office. Now the nurse says I am 5-11 1/4 and she says “I am confident we got the measurement right this time.”Pretty sure at all levels people round up aggressively on rosters: I, for example, am 6'1.5" in the streets, 6"2' in the (roster) sheets.
I don't think the Gophers really have to do a stand alone report like this because the position coaches are constantly working with and developing the players. I am sure after the season there is an evaluation done on each guy coming back to know what to focus in on during the off season. But once you get past that it is a fluid process of learning and developing.Curious. First this was a very interesting take of Big Dan. Do the Gophers do an internal report on each player to sit down with him to go over his strengths and weaknesses like this report does? If they do, wonder how many times during the year they have an individual sit-down session to mark improvement etc.?
There are some rumblings about that possibility:FWIW - ESPN listed him as their 6th ranked tackle; if you’re a draftnick like me, you may get perverse pleasure when treams “jump the line” and take a player who they feel has a higher ceiling than others at that position and leave Mel dumbfounded: Raiders are the kings at this in the recent past. All it takes is one gym/club to fall in love with him. I bet he’s lights out at the Sr. Bowl
U tooIn HS, I was 6-1 on the roster but 5-11 3/4 at the doctors office. Now the nurse says I am 5-11 1/4 and she says “I am confident we got the measurement right this time.”
Quite a blow to the ego for me.
Txs - cool info/insight.There are some rumblings about that possibility: