While I know some give little credence to mock drafts - as I mentioned in another thread about a composite score ranking based on media pundits ranking of players, who have annually produce in the 85 percentile of placing prospects in the top 100 - who are actually drafted in the top 100 - by extrapolating data from 12 such you can get a better feel for when and where players are ranked - It's interesting for a few reasons, Casserly is connected within the league and there is a chance his projections are based on a consensus thinking from his sources
http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/mock-drafts/charley-casserly/335601
First WR John Ross goes in the top 15, WR Corey Davis drops out of the top 20 - no tight ends drafted until 32 - CBs and OT go early and often - both Fournette and Cook go in the top 10.
And for the Bucs, Casserly has them going DE. Charles Harris from Missouri - Harris is listed at 6-foot-3, 255-pounds - is an explosive edge rusher - who uses his hands well - has the ability to bend the edge - has three predominate moves in his rush arsenal - a wicked spin move ala Dwight Freeney - where he can spin both inside or outside. A nasty stutter/bull move and with his violent hands a slap/rip. I know I have previously talked about athletic profile markers and ceiling of players based on their age at draft time. Harris from an athletic profile marker appears to check the boxes - from an age standpoint he might be off by a year - from an early entry perspective, he was in college for four years - having redshirted and then played three consecutive years. So he checks one of three boxes the Bucs typically look for in a first round candidate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETEY4e6t76U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5U0d59K6Ho
