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Of this group, I'd say Kamalu probably has the best chance to stick in the league. He's got a lot of characteristics teams look for in a 3/4 end.
I think Scott and Waters can find success but neither of them showed the consistency Allen Hurns showed as a senior. They can make plays but wide receivers with inconsistent hands who aren't particularly fast or big are a dime a dozen.
McCord is going to an ideal situation in Pitt but it's going to be hard to make the roster as a one dimensional reserve linebacker. He's going to have to make an impact on special teams.
I always cheer for our guys to make NFL teams but being honest, it's hard for me to see Howard or Heurtelou playing in the NFL. I understand Howard got shafted by sub par coaching but Artie Burns was getting the exact same coaching and he got drafted in the first round. Maybe he can land in the right scheme where he can showcase what he does well without being exposed too much for what he doesn't do well.
All awesome points, [MENTION=14036]DTP[/MENTION]. Herb was definitely not the type of consistent producer that Hurns was, but the Packers franchise and Aaron Rodgers being factors in his situation are what make it unique to me. Herb is still immature and raw. He has some great physical tools. Maybe he can finally grow up in that environment.
Kamalu is in a great position to flourish in Houston. Their hybrid 34 system is perfect for him, and he'll get to have the opportunity to learn from the best at that positon. Kamalu is a physical freak, who is still relatively new to football. He has a high ceiling.
You said it best with McCord. Ideal situation. Great franchise; great system. He'll do well in that old school 34 where he can really focus on rushing the passer.