BSJ Live Coverage: NFL Draft, Day 2 - Patriots trade up for Barmore, take LB Perkins taken at BSJ Headquarters (NFL DRAFT COVERAGE)

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NFL Draft, Day 2 — Rounds 2-3
Start: 7 p.m.
TV: ESPN, NFL Network, ABC
Timing: Round 2: 7 minutes per selection
Rounds 3-6: 5 minutes per selection

From Patriots media relations:

LIVE COVERAGE

ARLINGTON, TX - DECEMBER 07: Oklahoma Sooners defensive lineman Ronnie Perkins (#7) celebrates a defensive stop during the Big 12 championship college football game between the Oklahoma Sooners and Baylor Bears on December 7, 2019, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. (Photo by Matthew Visinsky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images).




Ronnie Perkins, Oklahoma (6-2½, 253, 4.71)















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Patriots have traded up to 38.


They are taking Alabama DT Christian Barmore




Christian Barmore, NT, Alabama (6-3, 310)







He’ll likely become the Crimson Tide’s eighth defensive lineman drafted in the top two rounds since 2016. The others were Jarran Reed, A’Shawn Robinson, Dalvin Tomlinson, Jonathan Allen, Daron Payne, Quinnen Williams and Raekwon Davis.


“Barmore isn’t Quinnen — or Marcell (Dareus, third pick in 2011 draft)-level good,” said one scout. “Better physical gifts than Jonathan Allen, but not close to as good a technician or as an overall player. He’s more gifted than Dalvin Tomlinson. Barmore resides in that Jarran Reed/A’Shawn Robinson/Raekwon Davis group that’s a notch below those big three from the ‘Bama tree.


“I saw Barmore the same way people looked at Davis as a sophomore when he put up (8½) sacks. Then he had two off years after that.”


“It depends when you watched him,” a second scout said. “He was just a guy at the beginning of the season compared to what you watched the last three games. That’s what everybody’s digging on. Why all of a sudden did the light go on? He seems to play with more energy as a pass rusher than he does playing against the run.”


“Somebody will probably reach on him because there aren’t any of these guys,” a third scout said. “I think you’re going to take some lumps with him. He doesn’t have a ton of experience. He’s not a finished product. Best thing he does is rush inside.”


Several teams expressed concerns about what they say is his resistance to coaching and structure at Alabama.


“He’s benefiting from the guys who played there,” said a fourth scout. “He’s just a big (guy) who doesn’t make plays. At ‘Bama, they rotate guys like 80/20 or 70/30. This guy, it’s like 50/50, where he’s in and out of the game.”


PATRIOTS REMAINING PICKS, BEST PLAYERS AVAILABLE






OFFENSIVE TACKLE


PICKED Teven Jenkins, Oklahoma State (6-6, 317, 5.01)


PICKED Liam Eichenberg, Notre Dame (6-6, 306, no 40)


PICKED Samuel Cosmi, Texas (6-6, 314, 4.87)


PICKED Dillon Radunz, North Dakota State (6-5½, 301, 5.16)


PICKED Walker Little, Stanford (6-7½, 313, 5.26)


PICKED Spencer Brown, Northern Iowa (6-8½, 311, 4.91)
Sleeper pick


LINEBACKERS


PICKED Peter Werner, Ohio State (6-3, 238, 4.61)


PICKED Chazz Surratt, North Carolina (6-2, 229, 4.59)
Sleeper pick


Baron Browning, Ohio State (6-3, 245, 4.56)


Dylan Moses, Alabama (6-1, 225, no 40)


Derrick Barnes, Purdue (6-0½, 238, 4.57)


PICKED Divine Deablo, Virginia Tech (6-3½, 226 pounds, 4.44)


Nick Niemann, Iowa (6-3, 234, 4.48)


Buddy Johnson, Texas A&M (6-0½, 229, 4.57): 


Not an ideal fit for Patriots, but good players


PICKED Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Notre Dame (6-1½, 221, no 40)


PICKED Nick Bolton, Missouri (5-11, 237, 4.60)


EDGE


PICKED Azeez Ojulari, Georgia (6-2, 249, 4.62)


PICKED Joseph Ossai, Texas (6-3½, 256, 4.63)
Sleeper pick


Ronnie Perkins, Oklahoma (6-2½, 253, 4.71)


Elerson Smith, Northern Iowa (6-6, 252, 4.75)


Janarius Robinson, Florida State (6-5, 262, 4.69)


DEFENSIVE TACKLE


PICKED Christian Barmore, NT, Alabama (6-3, 310)


WIDE RECEIVER


PICKED Elijah Moore, Ole Miss (5-9½, 178, 4.35): 


PICKED Rondale Moore, Purdue (5-7, 181, 4.31): 


PICKED Amari Rodgers, Clemson (5-9½, 212, 4.51)


PICKED D’Wayne Eskridge, Western Michigan (5-9, 190, 4.39)


PICKED Terrace Marshall Jr., LSU (6-2½, 205, 4.40)


PICKED Dyami Brown, North Carolina (6-0½, 189, 4.44)


PICKED Tutu Atwell, Louisville (5-9, 149, 4.39): 


CORNERBACK


PICKED Tyson Campbell, Georgia (6-1, 193, 4.39)


PICKEDAsante Samuel Jr., Florida State (5-10, 180, 4.40, Round 2)


PICKED Aaron Robinson, UCF (5-11½, 188, 4.39)


RUNNING BACKS


PICKED Javonte Williams, North Carolina (5-9½, 212, 4.56)


Michael Carter, North Carolina (5-8, 201, 4.53)


PICKED Trey Sermon, Ohio State (6-0 ½, 215, 4.60)


Kenneth Gainwell, Memphis (5-8½, 201, 4.47)


Khalil Herbert, Virginia Tech (5-9, 207, 4.49)

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