Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm Harold's Corey Evans. You can hit me up on

Twitter at Corey Evans NFL or follow along with the show at Dynasty Dude Pod. It's the first

episode fresh off of the Super Bowl and what a Super Bowl it was.

But now that it's over and the Patriots are the Super Bowl champions,

we are officially entering the 2017 offseason.

And Boyle Boyd, we have a lot to discuss in the coming months leading up to the Combine

and, of course, the NFL draft.

But speaking of that, now that we're fully underway, the NFL offseason, I'm going to

dedicate this podcast to discuss you my top 12 rookies for rookie drafts for 2017 pre-combine,

of course.

And just a quick side on here, all height or weight profiles are courtesy of ESPN, and of course they are subject to change upon the actual NFL scouting combine's weigh-ins for each of these respective players.

Let's get right to it.

My first rookie, who I would take right now at the 101, is Leonard Fernett out of LSU.

Checks in at 6-1, 235 pounds, big bruiser-type back, but also has great speed.

He's 22 years old, collegiate production, three seasons at LSU.

Rushing total, 616 totes for 3,830 yards, and 40 touchdowns.

Receiving end, 41 balls, 526 yards, and one score.

So, Fernette is more of an early downward course, but he can also catch the ball. It's not like he's a terrible pass blocker or receiver out of the backfield. And

Fernett also had two 1,000-yard rush campaigns in college, including a 1,9503 line in 2014

with 22 touchdowns. Those were one of those better campaigns, of course, in college

at LSU. His skill set, it's a rare combination of power and speed, very difficult to tackle as

evident from his tape.

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