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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 20, 2015 14:49:38 GMT -5
Jean Sifrin is bombing right now. He needed to have a strong combine since he's already 27. It was kind of hard to watch. You could tell he was really nervous. They should have given his spot to someone more worthy. He has zero chance of being drafted. Agreed. I can't see him being drafted at all. The fact that he was invited to the combine speaks volumes about how bad this TE class. |
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Post by Paradis on Feb 20, 2015 18:24:54 GMT -5
Unfortunately because of new baby and shitty work, i'm going to be able to catch maybe tomorrow and that's about it though...  relying on you guys for observations.. My two favorite TEs that i've been pushing since the fall were Wes Saxton and MyCole Pruitt - good see them catching your attention... I had MyCole as our target for our 7th round pick in my mock draft a few weeks ago. Saxton, he's going to be plucked off the board by the 4th at the latest i think. |
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 20, 2015 19:28:58 GMT -5
Unfortunately because of new baby and shitty work, i'm going to be able to catch maybe tomorrow and that's about it though... relying on you guys for observations.. My two favorite TEs that i've been pushing since the fall were Wes Saxton and MyCole Pruitt - good see them catching your attention... I had MyCole as our target for our 7th round pick in my mock draft a few weeks ago. Saxton, he's going to be plucked off the board by the 4th at the latest i think. Good call on Mycole. I think his 40 time today bumps him up to the 5th or 6th round now. They had a quirky stat today about TEs that run sub 4.6 40s. They said out of the last 20 that have ran under 4.6 only one wasn't drafted. Also like 15 or 18 out the 20 had 5 or more TDs in a season. Hopefully we can trade back with one of our picks in rounds 2-4 to pick up a few extra one. This draft might not be as deep as last year, but there will be quite a few quality players available in the later rounds. Also NFL.com should have video of all or most the combine events today. |
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Post by RobR on Feb 20, 2015 19:55:44 GMT -5
Unfortunately because of new baby and shitty work, i'm going to be able to catch maybe tomorrow and that's about it though... relying on you guys for observations.. My two favorite TEs that i've been pushing since the fall were Wes Saxton and MyCole Pruitt - good see them catching your attention... I had MyCole as our target for our 7th round pick in my mock draft a few weeks ago. Saxton, he's going to be plucked off the board by the 4th at the latest i think. Good call on these sleeper TE's very early in the process. This whole TE class looks like shit and I wouldn't be surprised if the first one goes off the board in the third.....it's that bad. Oleary looked very fluid and I wouldn't touch him until the 6th round if at all. Only guy I like earlier is Walford. The OLine pool is deep at every position and we need too address it, hopefully at the T position. Flowers looked like he was going to trip over himself and Peat has some freakish lower body but got gassed in the drills. Both guys are still 20yo but I see Flowers falling into the second. Peat still reminds me of Roaf with a similar build. Tomorrow is the big day for most of us, or at least myself and hopefully Mac. QB's, WR's, and RB's although I'm not very interested in how the QB's perform. I can't wait for the Wr's and RB's personally because tomorrow should help sort things out. |
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 20, 2015 20:10:55 GMT -5
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Post by Lithfan on Feb 20, 2015 20:35:09 GMT -5
Tomorrow is the big day for most of us, or at least myself and hopefully Mac. QB's, WR's, and RB's although I'm not very interested in how the QB's perform. I can't wait for the Wr's and RB's personally because tomorrow should help sort things out. Naturally, about 6 months ago I bought tickets to take my wife and daughter to see Mamma Mia up in Milwaukee - didn't realize it was Combine weekend. Gonna miss the biggest day of the combine for some ABBA show. Every once in a while I need to put the wife and daughter ahead of football. |
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Post by RobR on Feb 20, 2015 20:43:01 GMT -5
Tomorrow is the big day for most of us, or at least myself and hopefully Mac. QB's, WR's, and RB's although I'm not very interested in how the QB's perform. I can't wait for the Wr's and RB's personally because tomorrow should help sort things out. Naturally, about 6 months ago I bought tickets to take my wife and daughter to see Mamma Mia up in Milwaukee - didn't realize it was Combine weekend. Gonna miss the biggest day of the combine for some ABBA show. Every once in a while I need to put the wife and daughter ahead of football. DVR my friend. I'm almost in the same boat because the ol lady finally has a saturday off and I'll be doing the usual 5-6 miles with the dog in the morning. I promised her lunch out but how can she turn down dinner instead. |
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Post by RobR on Feb 20, 2015 20:45:16 GMT -5
Time to watch some Fisher tape next week. He looked incredible today....not sure why Mayock considers him a RT. |
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Post by Lithfan on Feb 20, 2015 20:52:26 GMT -5
Risers and sliders from today according Tony Pauline. Can't really disagree with much-- although I really didn't notice Jamil Douglas and I am not sure I would consider Maxx Williams a riser -- he is still a 2nd/3rd round prospect in my mind:
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T Jake Fisher, Oregon: Fisher was the biggest winner from the offensive line group Friday morning. He was surprisingly athletic, posting a 40-yard dash time near five seconds flat as well as a short shuttle mark of 4.33 seconds, one of the best from the offensive line group. Later, he looked smooth moving around the field and showed terrific balance and body control.
T Mitch Morse, Missouri: Morse was another who surprised scouts with his athleticism. His 36 reps on the bench was the top mark from the offensive linemen. Morse showed quick, smooth footwork during drills and quelled some of the concerns surrounding his ability to hold down the left tackle position.
G Jamil Douglas, Arizona State: Douglas was another who impressed scouts with a combination of athleticism and power. His time in the 40-yard dash (5.25) included a 10-yard split of 1.70-seconds, one on the best from the offensive line group. Douglas was quick and explosive in all the drills and showed great power in the bag drills.
G Ali Marpet, Hobart: Marpet continues to build on the momentum he started at the Senior Bowl and further improved his draft stock Friday. His 5-flat time in the 40 was the fastest of any offensive lineman and Marpet also turned in one of the better 10-yard splits. His times of 7.33 seconds in the cone and 4.47 seconds in the shuttle also ranked in the top five. Marpet once again impressed scouts during position drills and continued his assault up draft boards.
OL Cameron Erving, Florida State: Erving stood out at both center and tackle. He showed solid footwork in pass protection drills and looked smooth moving on his feet after snapping the ball. Erving's 30 reps on the bench and his broad jump of 9-8 were impressive.
T D.J. Humphries, Florida: The junior left tackle did nothing to diminish his rising draft stock. He posted 26 reps on the bench, not a great number but a solid mark for a blocker whose strength has been knocked. Humphries later looked good clocking near 5.10 in the 40-yard dash and posting solid shuttle/3-cone times. He looked athletic during drills, displaying quick feet and easy movement skills.
TE Maxx Williams, Minnesota: Williams stood out amongst a bunch of disappointing tight ends. Though he ran a pedestrian 4.8 in the 40-yard dash, Williams practiced significantly faster. He caught the deep pass well, looking natural grabbing the ball from the air. His results in the vertical jump, broad jump and short shuttle ranked amongst the best in the tight end group.
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C B.J. Finney, Kansas State: After looking dominant during the Shrine Game, Finney looked sloppy and pedestrian at the Combine. He looked poorly conditioned, was slow afoot and showed poor footwork in pass protection drills.
T Rob Crisp, N.C. State: Crisp looked slow and sluggish from the get-go. His testing marks were solid but during drills Crisp looked heavy footed and struggled moving around the field.
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 20, 2015 21:00:43 GMT -5
Time to watch some Fisher tape next week. He looked incredible today....not sure why Mayock considers him a RT. Same here. I'm shocked how polished he is for someone who used to be a TE recently. Also on another board I read some Oregon fans said he struggles with holding and takes a lot of penalties, but I'm sure he could clean that up with the proper coaching. |
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Post by RobR on Feb 20, 2015 21:08:14 GMT -5
Time to watch some Fisher tape next week. He looked incredible today....not sure why Mayock considers him a RT. Same here. I'm shocked how polished he is for someone who used to be a TE recently. Also on another board I read some Oregon fans said he struggles with holding and takes a lot of penalties, but I'm sure he could clean that up with the proper coaching. He's been getting hype recently and deservedly so after todays performance. Not many guys that big can move like that and he also comes from a top notch program. |
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Post by JonEJet on Feb 21, 2015 12:42:28 GMT -5
Sold on Kevin White
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 21, 2015 12:54:01 GMT -5
I did not think he would touch the 4.3s he just made himself even more money. All the top WRs ran really well today. |
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 21, 2015 12:54:40 GMT -5
WRs
WO01 Agholor, Nelson Southern Cal 6001 198 32 1/4 9 1/4 4.44 1.53 4.46 1.61 12
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WO02 Alford, Mario West Virginia 5084 180 31 1/4 9 3/8 4.43 1.66 4.45 1.65 13
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WO03 Anderson, Dres Utah 6010 187 31 5/8 9 3/8 13
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WO04 Bell, Kenny Nebraska 6011 197 31 5/8 9 1/4 4.42 1.57 4.40 1.55 7
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WO05 Brown, Da'Ron Northern Illinois 6001 205 32 10 1/4 4.54 1.55 4.62 1.60 17
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WO06 Clay, Kaelin Utah 5095 195 30 7/8 9 4.52 1.65 4.51 1.64 10
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WO07 Coates, Sammie Auburn 6013 212 33 3/8 9 3/8 4.45 1.59 4.43 1.56 23
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WO08 Conley, Chris Georgia 6017 213 33 3/4 9 7/8 4.41 1.60 4.35 1.53 18 45" 11'7"
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WO09 Cooper, Amari Alabama 6007 211 31 1/2 10 4.43 1.63 4.42 1.62
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WO10 Crowder, Jamison Duke 5083 185 30 3/8 8 3/4 4.56 1.71 4.58 1.74 10
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WO11 Daniels, DaVaris Notre Dame 6014 201 31 1/4 9 4.62 1.58 4.65 1.61 13
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WO12 Davis, Devante UNLV 6027 220 32 3/8 9 1/2 4.57 1.60 4.61 1.60 16
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WO13 Davis, Geremy UConn 6023 216 32 1/4 9 1/2 23
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WO14 Davis, Titus Central Michigan 6006 196 29 5/8 8 1/4 4.55 1.64 4.51 1.60
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WO15 Diggs, Stefon Maryland 6000 195 31 1/4 10 4.46 1.54 4.50 1.57
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WO16 Dorsett, Phillip Miami (FL) 5093 185 30 1/4 9 3/8 4.35 1.54 4.33 1.54 13
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WO17 Funchess, Devin Michigan 6042 232 33 1/2 9 3/4 4.70 1.67 4.70 1.67 17
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WO18 Goodley, Antwan Baylor 5104 209 30 3/4 9 1/4 4.46 1.53 4.46 1.58
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Green-Beckham, Dorial
Missouri 6051 237 32 1/2 9 4.50 1.61 4.49 1.62 13
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WO20 Greene, Rashad Florida State 5113 182 31 5/8 9 4.46 1.53 4.54 1.65
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WO21 Hall, Rannell Central Florida 6003 198 30 1/2 8 5/8 4.60 1.62 4.64 16
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WO22 Hardy, Justin East Carolina 5102 192 32 1/8 10 4.56 1.60 4.62 1.57 11
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WO23 Harper, Josh Fresno State 6007 191 30 7/8 8 3/4 4.67 1.69 4.64 1.66 13
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WO24 Jones, Christion Alabama 5101 182 30 9 4.63 1.62 8
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WO25 Lewis, Dezmin Central Arkansas 6036 214 32 1/2 9 7/8 4.59 1.66 4.58 1.64 16
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WO26 Lippett, Tony Michigan State 6024 192 32 3/4 9 7/8 4.67 1.68 4.62 1.63 10
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WO27 Lockett, Tyler Kansas State 5097 182 30 8 3/8 4.40 1.56 4.41
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WO28 Long, Deon Maryland 5115 192 31 9 1/2 4.57 1.65 4.51 1.60 12
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WO29 Luckett, Tello Harding 5116 211 31 9 1/4 4.66 1.69 4.65 1.68 17
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WO30 Mayle, Vince Washington State 6020 224 31 3/4 9 4.73 1.71 4.67 1.67
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WO31 McBride, Tre William & Mary 6002 210 32 1/8 9 4.41 1.51 4.41 1.55 16
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WO32 Montgomery, Ty Stanford 5117 221 31 10 1/8 4.58 1.62 4.55 1.59
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WO33 Mumphery, Keith Michigan State 5115 215 31 1/8 9 1/8 4.56 1.69 4.54 1.63 I
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WO34 Nelson, J.J. UAB 5102 156 31 1/8 8 1/4 4.29 1.50 4.36 1.63
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WO35 Parker, DeVante Louisville 6025 209 33 1/4 9 1/4 4.45 1.56 4.50 1.59 17 10'5"
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WO36 Perriman, Breshad Central Florida 6020 212 32 9 1/4
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WO37 Ruffin, Ezell San Diego State 5115 218 31 1/8 8 3/4 4.68 1.66 4.75 1.73 17
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WO38 Smelter, DeAndre Georgia Tech 6020 226 32 5/8 11
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WO39 Smith, Devin Ohio State 6003 196 31 9 4.47 1.63 4.42 1.56 10
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WO40 Strong, Jaelen Arizona State 6023 217 32 1/2 9 4.51 1.62 4.44 1.57 42" 10'3"
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WO41 Waller, Darren Georgia Tech 6061 238 33 1/4 9 4.46 1.58 4.54 1.65 12
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WO42 White, DeAndrew Alabama 5114 193 31 9 1/8 4.46 1.62 4.44 1.58 I
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WO43 White, Kevin West Virginia 6025 215 32 5/8 9 1/4 4.35 1.66 4.36 1.55 23
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WO44 Worthy, Cam East Carolina 6020 211 33 1/2 10 1/8 12
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Post by Hollywood Nosebleed on Feb 21, 2015 13:34:53 GMT -5
@cbs11billjones: According to Rich Eisen, Steve Mariucci says Jameis Winston is "most astute x's & o's guy he's ever put on the board" at combine.
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