may not have superstar potential but has free safety written all over him….. he’s a playmaker and a leader on the field………..he could come in and start right away and should be a solid starter for years to come………. plus…he’s from florida……..bonus!!

I’m a fan fo R. Jones in the 3rd. Poor T. Mays should be playing OLB. Add 15-20 pounds and you have a 10 pick at OLB.

Berry would be great, but Thomas is pretty damn close!

Does Thomas’ size scare anyone but me? He’s 5’ 10" and 197 lbs… He looks good in coverage but is he gonna be able to pick up slack on monsterous tight ends that we’ve had trouble with in the past (dallas clark, tony gonzalez)…I don’t know I could be wrong I mean he is only an inch shorter than Ed Reed but he just looks tiny. My vote would obviously be for Berry which is somewhat reasonable to hope for considering a lot of teams are probably gonna be looking to fix there lines. But if not I’d say Rashad Jones.

I’ve really come to like him. He’s more of an SS it seems. Buy maybe with a little work, he can be an FS.

http://mia.scout.com/a.z?s=62&p=9&c=12&yr=2010&nid=83&lnid=124&rc=4&pid=33

from the Mays video

… #12 at #12…

… it’s gotta mean something…

I am on the ET bandwagon, I don’t think there is a tremendous difference but ET may have to sit a year because of his youth, I don’t mind, but IMO he won’t be an instant impact, I think he’d play some nickle safety.

I’m not adverse to picking up later round prospects but I like Culver and Clemons as much as most of the rest of the safeties coming out this year.

High anxiety position.

You can easily see that Earl Thomas played better coverage out of all these guys and he screams true free safety. If he gets into Miami Weight Program I expect him to hit the field at 210 lbs. and be a complete muscle. This guy is what we need at that position. We’ve got Yeremiah who is arguably one of the hardest hitting safeties in the NFL, and we tried that combo already with Gbril. We need someone who is going to cover, and that is Earl Thomas. Bandwagon is off and running lets go fellas!!!

Reshard jones highlight reel was damn impressive, especially when he forced the fumble against LSU. He picked dude up and plain out slammed him.

Morgan Burnett has a mean one too. I like both of their high light reels alot.

really really really

This is it.

With the exception of Mays. He can’t cover, doesn’t wrap when he tackles, and doesn’t force many turnovers. Speed can be good or bad. If you use it properly you make plays, but if you use it improperly you end up being first to screw things up. :)