
Kansas City Chiefs 🏹 #ChiefsKingdom TE - Tulane Green Wave Johnny Pascuzzi- jpazzedout 6-4/241 Scouting Report: Athletic tight end with good size and receiving ability who played at Tulane after time at Iowa. Brings the Iowa tight end pedigree with solid blocking fundamentals and improving receiving production in spread offenses. Local Kansas City area product adds extra intrigue for the Chiefs. Strengths Athleticism and size: Impressive combination of height, length, and speed for the position. Good vertical and explosiveness allow him to win in the red zone and down the seam. Reliable hands and route running: Sure-handed catcher who can make contested catches. Shows natural feel for finding soft spots in zones and separating in man coverage. Blocking tenacity: Iowa-developed blocker who plays with good leverage and effort. Willing to engage defenders in the run game and as a pass protector. Football IQ and versatility: Smart player who understands scheme and can align in-line, in the slot, or split wide. High character and special teams contributor potential. Competitive motor: Plays hard on every snap with a team-first attitude and physicality after the catch. Scouts see him as a high-upside camp invitee with the tools to earn a roster spot as a developmental tight end who can contribute on special teams immediately while continuing to develop his receiving game. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #ChiefsKingdom 🏹 #RollWave

Tennessee Titans ⚡ #TitanUp OT - Tulane Green Wave 🌊 Derrick Graham- @DerrickGraham0 6-4/314 Scouting Report: Versatile and technically sound offensive tackle who anchored the left side for Tulane after transfers from Texas A&M and Troy. Excelled in pass protection with solid run blocking and a high football IQ in spread-to-run schemes. Strengths Sound pass protection fundamentals: Quick feet and excellent mirror ability allow him to stay square to edge rushers. Uses active, powerful hands to punch, redirect, and control with precision while rarely allowing pressures. Functional strength and anchor: Plays with good leverage, balance, and core power to handle bull rushes and maintain his ground against both power and speed rushers in the run and pass game. High football IQ and experience: Multi-year starter with extensive reps at left tackle. Quick to diagnose stunts and blitzes, communicates effectively pre-snap, and provides veteran leadership on the offensive line. Athleticism and length for the position: Solid movement skills and bend for a 6-4, 314-pound tackle. Uses long arms to keep defenders at bay and recovers well when initially beaten. Competitive toughness and run blocking: Plays with a nasty streak and high effort. Improved drive blocking and ability to sustain blocks downfield, contributing to a productive Tulane offense. Scouts praise his combination of technical refinement, starting production, durability, and high-floor traits as a reliable UDFA offensive lineman who can compete for depth/backup roles immediately while developing into a potential starter with continued strength gains. Immediate impact player on special teams and the offensive line. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #TitanUp ⚡#RollWave

Tulane Green Wave UDFA New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft DE- Tulane Green Wave Kam Hamilton- @kamhamilton70 6-4/292 Scouting Report: Productive defensive end who played with great effort and production at Tulane. High-motor edge player with size and quickness to contribute as a rotational piece. Strengths High motor and effort: Non-stop pursuit and relentless hustle; plays with great pad level and never takes a play off. Excellent pursuit to the ball from the backside. Explosive first step: Quick off the ball for his size; wins with burst and hand usage to defeat blockers and generate pressure. Run defense: Strong at the point of attack with good leverage; holds the edge and sets firm against the run. Pass rush tools: Uses long arms and violent hands to disengage; has a developing arsenal of moves and shows flash as a pass rusher. Versatility: Can play multiple techniques along the defensive line in sub packages; durable and tough competitor. Scouts like his production, motor, and potential to stick as a rotational DE and special teams contributor as an UDFA with upside. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #WhoDat⚜️ #RollWave

New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft CB- Iowa TJ Hall 6-1/189 Scouting Report: Physical cornerback and nickelback prospect who started at boundary corner for Iowa. Excelled in zone coverage with strong run support and competitive demeanor in Phil Parker’s scheme. Strengths Elite run support and toughness: Highly competitive tackler who flies downhill with ideal aggression. Physical at the point of attack; loves contact and rarely misses in the run game. Quick feet and short-area quickness: Fast, fluid mover with excellent balance and change-of-direction skills. Stays tight to receivers off the line and mirrors well in press or off-man. Zone coverage instincts: Reads routes and breaks quickly; solid in Cover 2/3 with awareness to close on underneath throws and disrupt passes. Physicality and press ability: Adequate strength and long arms allow him to jam at the line and reroute receivers effectively. High-effort player who competes every snap. Versatility and football IQ: Experienced in multiple alignments with scheme versatility; durable senior leader from a pro-style, fundamentally sound program. Immediate contributor on special teams and sub packages. Scouts praise his physical run defense, competitive spirit, and nickel potential as a reliable depth piece with starter upside in the right system. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #WhoDat⚜️

New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft WR- LSU Barion Brown 5-11/177 Scouting Report: Explosive wide receiver and return specialist who transferred from Kentucky to LSU. Elite straight-line speed and big-play ability make him an immediate special teams weapon with upside on offense. Strengths Elite speed and acceleration: Blazing 4.40 forty with explosive burst and top-end speed that separates on vertical routes and turns short gains into long TDs. Dynamic return specialist: Proven kick and punt return threat with SEC record yardage and multiple return touchdowns; finds seams, commits downhill, and is a game-changing playmaker in space. YAC and elusiveness: Quick, shifty runner after the catch who reads blocks, hits creases, and makes defenders miss with sudden change of direction. Route quickness and releases: Smooth off the line with clean footwork; eats cushion quickly and stacks corners on vertical stems. Versatility and toughness: Multi-alignment threat (outside/slot) from a high-level program; high-effort player who contributes immediately on special teams while developing as a receiver. Scouts praise his rare speed, return game dominance, and big-play explosiveness as a high-upside depth piece and special teams standout. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #WhoDat⚜️

New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft OG- Auburn Jeremiah Wright 6-5/331 Scouting Report: Big, powerful offensive guard who started at right guard for Auburn. Converted defensive lineman who brings massive size, strength, and a nasty demeanor to the interior line. Strengths Elite power and mauling ability: Massive frame with exceptional play strength; overwhelms defenders with violent hands, drive, and leg drive. Dominant in the run game as a gap-scheme mauler who finishes blocks with aggression. Anchor and pass protection: Wide base, long arms (33”+), and dense build allow him to absorb power rushes and maintain pocket integrity. Stays square and patient in one-on-one situations. Physicality and finishing: Plays with a mean streak, high motor, and looks to put defenders on the ground. Excellent at sustaining blocks and creating movement on double teams and pulls. Size and length: Rare combination of height, weight, and arm length for the guard position; difficult to get around or through in the trenches. Versatility and toughness: Experience on both sides of the ball provides scheme versatility and football IQ. Durable, reliable two-year starter with high effort. Scouts praise his natural power, run-blocking dominance, and potential to be a stalwart interior lineman with a high floor as a plug-and-play guard. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #WhoDat

New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft TE- Georgia Oscar Delp 6-5/245 Scouting Report: Versatile tight end who lined up inline, in the slot, and split wide at Georgia. Excelled as a vertical and intermediate threat with exceptional athleticism for the position. Strengths Elite athleticism/speed: Blazing 4.49 forty and 38” vertical with fluid movement and short-area quickness; creates mismatches vs. linebackers and stretches the field vertically. Reliable hands and ball skills: Soft, reliable hands with a low drop rate. Natural catcher who extends well and secures contested throws with strong body control. Route running and separation: Quick off the line, accelerates smoothly into routes, and uses forward lean plus burst to uncover on crossers, outs, and seams. Blocking technique and effort: Good leverage, base, and willingness as an in-line/movement blocker; contributes in the run game with toughness and improving physicality. Versatility and upside: Multi-alignment threat with high motor from a pro-style program. Traitsy prospect with three-down potential and untapped receiving ceiling. Scouts praise his rare size/speed combination, catch-and-run ability, and high-floor development trajectory as a dynamic mismatch weapon. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #WhoDat⚜️

New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft DT- Georgia Christen Miller 6-3/321 Scouting Report: He played primarily as a nose tackle (0/1-tech) in even fronts but showed versatility kicking to B-gap or three-technique in sub packages. Strengths Elite run defense/anchor: Quick to fire hands, maintains leverage, and stacks/sheds blockers effectively. Stout against singles and doubles; rarely moved off his spot. Excellent gap integrity and lateral pursuit to squeeze run lanes. Play strength and power: Heavy hands with pop; hip explosion creates knock-back and allows him to lock out and shed. Rare balance through contact—seldom ends up on the ground. Athleticism for size: Carries 321 lbs fluidly with good lateral quickness, short-area burst, and the ability to loop/stunt without losing pad level or footing. Technique and motor: Extremely disciplined and high-effort player from a pro-style, technically demanding program. Steady, reliable processor who hustles sideline-to-sideline. Versatility: Can align at nose, shade, or B-gap; trusted in passing downs despite limited production. Scouts praise his high floor, toughness, and ability to free up linebackers in two-gap schemes. Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X #WhoDat




