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Ayuh. I like Fluker or Warmack/Cooper at 18 otherwise.
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Ayuh. I like Fluker or Warmack/Cooper at 18 otherwise.
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I have been on his bandwagon for a long time.
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I posted something some time ago that with the zone-read option being all the rage now, that a team could take Manuel pretty high.
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Don't try and trump me.
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If Mid and Sheik were worth half a shit, we'd have a draft countdown clock up so we can be counting the seconds. That'd make it go by faster.
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its lifespan is gonna come to an ugly end soon
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The drafts actually sneaking up on me since my nba team is fucking stacked for once.
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Hey MB, Louisville flogs Duke
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IRVING, Texas – Over the next two days, 30 college prospects are scheduled to visit the Cowboys on official draft visits in preparation for the NFL Draft later this month.
The league allows each team to bring in no more than 30 players to the team facility and stadium to meet with the coaches and scouts one final time. For the Cowboys, 15 players are scheduled to visit Tuesday with 15 more on Wednesday.
This year’s visits will likely include a trip to Cowboys Stadium and Valley Ranch, along with meetings with their respective coaches and a group visit from owner/GM Jerry Jones and head coach Jason Garrett.
Some of the players expected to visit the Cowboys over the next two days include possible first-round picks: Texas safety Kenny Vaccaro, North Carolina guard Jonathan Cooper, Alabama guard Chance Warmack, Baylor wide receiver Terrance Williams, Missouri defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson, LSU safety Eric Reid and Oklahoma State tailback Joseph Randle.
Other players expected to visit include Florida International safety Jonathan Cyprien, Alabama offensive tackle D.J. Fluker and Arkansas tailback Knile Davis.
The league allows each team to bring in no more than 30 players to the team facility and stadium to meet with the coaches and scouts one final time. For the Cowboys, 15 players are scheduled to visit Tuesday with 15 more on Wednesday.
This year’s visits will likely include a trip to Cowboys Stadium and Valley Ranch, along with meetings with their respective coaches and a group visit from owner/GM Jerry Jones and head coach Jason Garrett.
Some of the players expected to visit the Cowboys over the next two days include possible first-round picks: Texas safety Kenny Vaccaro, North Carolina guard Jonathan Cooper, Alabama guard Chance Warmack, Baylor wide receiver Terrance Williams, Missouri defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson, LSU safety Eric Reid and Oklahoma State tailback Joseph Randle.
Other players expected to visit include Florida International safety Jonathan Cyprien, Alabama offensive tackle D.J. Fluker and Arkansas tailback Knile Davis.
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Would be a major coup for us. Two immediate starters. Two major upgrades to positions we are full of fail at right now.
That said, the smart bet is that neither is available at our picks in 1 & 2. I was reading the other day Reid might sneak into the first round now after his stellar workout.
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TFY notes 4/1
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April 1st
- As we reported on twitter last week, teams around the league have first round grades on approximately 15 players (give or take a few) and have stamped as many as 60 players second round grades. This further proves the weakness at the top of the draft and the terrific depth at a few positions. Conversations with people have lead us to believe there’s a real chance the back half of round one could offer a number of surprise picks considering the drop off in talent. After talking with several league insiders since the middle of last week here are eight names who could squeeze into the second half of round one, starting with the obvious:
1) Arthur Brown/LB/Kansas State: Brown has been on a straight shot north since his outstanding pro-day performance. Factor in the sliding draft stock of Kevin Minter/LSU and Manti Te’o/Notre Dame and Brown is looking more and more like a top 32 pick.
2) One of the quarterbacks; Matt Barkley/USC, E.J. Manuel/Florida State or Ryan Nassib/Syracuse: This will likely be the result of a team trading from the early part of round two back into the first round, though it won’t be the Cleveland Browns this time.
3) Jamar Taylor/CB/Boise State: Taylor’s senior film is terrific and teams like the fact he’s scheme diverse.
4) Zach Ertz/TE/Stanford: We thought Ertz was first round worthy all along though many in the league cooled on Ertz after the combine.
5) Robert Woods/WR/USC: Woods struggled with an ankle issue all last season and lost out to super sophomore Marquis Lee. Back in August, Woods was ranked as a first rounder on this site but I foolishly came off that opinion. Teams have said the Woods they saw at the combine and pro-day is reminiscent of the dominant receiver from the 2011 film.
6) Jonathan Franklin/RB/UCLA: Concerns over Eddie Lacy are being voiced louder in the scouting community (more on that later). With no clear cut number one at the running back position, teams like what they see from Franklin, whom they compare to Frank Gore.
7) Eric Reid/S/LSU: Reid has made a late charge up draft boards. We don’t agree he’s first round material but the thought has been passed to me from those I respect.
8 ) Blidi Wreh-Wilson/CB/UConn: I posted several times prior to the combine that Wreh-Wilson was the wildcard at the cornerback position. His fantastic pro-day workout from last week puts to ease the minds of teams considering him in round one. Fact is when completely healthy (watch his sophomore film) Wreh-Wilson is a shut down corner with first round skills.
- The frustration over Eddie Lacy/RB/Alabama and the fact he’s pushed his workout back to April 11th is beginning to boil over. Scouts are questioning whether Lacy is too injured to run or just too slow.
- I was told last week D.J. Hayden/CB/Houston has eight visits set up. Hayden has struggled with a hamstring issue and ran the forty just once at pro-day (albeit 4.42-seconds) after not running at the combine. We hear he hopes to resume workouts for teams around April 13th.
- Former Missouri running back Derrick Washington, who lit it up at Tuskegee last season, is visiting the Kansas City Chiefs and has a private workout scheduled with the New England Patriots. Washington was dominant during his Missouri days and looked like a prime NFL running back prospect before being sidelined with legal issues.
- Looking for a sleeper in the late rounds or after the draft at linebacker? Keep Taylor Reed of SMU in mind. Besides being a terrific football player the 5′ 11.5″/240lb linebacker timed 4.62-seconds in the forty after completing 29-reps on the bench at pro-day last week.
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=6884
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April 1st
- As we reported on twitter last week, teams around the league have first round grades on approximately 15 players (give or take a few) and have stamped as many as 60 players second round grades. This further proves the weakness at the top of the draft and the terrific depth at a few positions. Conversations with people have lead us to believe there’s a real chance the back half of round one could offer a number of surprise picks considering the drop off in talent. After talking with several league insiders since the middle of last week here are eight names who could squeeze into the second half of round one, starting with the obvious:
1) Arthur Brown/LB/Kansas State: Brown has been on a straight shot north since his outstanding pro-day performance. Factor in the sliding draft stock of Kevin Minter/LSU and Manti Te’o/Notre Dame and Brown is looking more and more like a top 32 pick.
2) One of the quarterbacks; Matt Barkley/USC, E.J. Manuel/Florida State or Ryan Nassib/Syracuse: This will likely be the result of a team trading from the early part of round two back into the first round, though it won’t be the Cleveland Browns this time.
3) Jamar Taylor/CB/Boise State: Taylor’s senior film is terrific and teams like the fact he’s scheme diverse.
4) Zach Ertz/TE/Stanford: We thought Ertz was first round worthy all along though many in the league cooled on Ertz after the combine.
5) Robert Woods/WR/USC: Woods struggled with an ankle issue all last season and lost out to super sophomore Marquis Lee. Back in August, Woods was ranked as a first rounder on this site but I foolishly came off that opinion. Teams have said the Woods they saw at the combine and pro-day is reminiscent of the dominant receiver from the 2011 film.
6) Jonathan Franklin/RB/UCLA: Concerns over Eddie Lacy are being voiced louder in the scouting community (more on that later). With no clear cut number one at the running back position, teams like what they see from Franklin, whom they compare to Frank Gore.
7) Eric Reid/S/LSU: Reid has made a late charge up draft boards. We don’t agree he’s first round material but the thought has been passed to me from those I respect.
8 ) Blidi Wreh-Wilson/CB/UConn: I posted several times prior to the combine that Wreh-Wilson was the wildcard at the cornerback position. His fantastic pro-day workout from last week puts to ease the minds of teams considering him in round one. Fact is when completely healthy (watch his sophomore film) Wreh-Wilson is a shut down corner with first round skills.
- The frustration over Eddie Lacy/RB/Alabama and the fact he’s pushed his workout back to April 11th is beginning to boil over. Scouts are questioning whether Lacy is too injured to run or just too slow.
- I was told last week D.J. Hayden/CB/Houston has eight visits set up. Hayden has struggled with a hamstring issue and ran the forty just once at pro-day (albeit 4.42-seconds) after not running at the combine. We hear he hopes to resume workouts for teams around April 13th.
- Former Missouri running back Derrick Washington, who lit it up at Tuskegee last season, is visiting the Kansas City Chiefs and has a private workout scheduled with the New England Patriots. Washington was dominant during his Missouri days and looked like a prime NFL running back prospect before being sidelined with legal issues.
- Looking for a sleeper in the late rounds or after the draft at linebacker? Keep Taylor Reed of SMU in mind. Besides being a terrific football player the 5′ 11.5″/240lb linebacker timed 4.62-seconds in the forty after completing 29-reps on the bench at pro-day last week.
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I'd be fine with that. And then maybe Terron Armstead in the 3rd.