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flyingmonkey30
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| adam9 wrote: | | flyingmonkey30 wrote: | | Sorry guys, been studying for exams this week. I have two more, but I should have time over the weekend to update my linebacker rankings for you |
It's all good man. I've been taking mine slow as well. |
Yeah, its freshman year, so I am still working my tail off...i know, typical underclassman  |
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flyingmonkey30
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| Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 10:43 am Post subject: |
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| 4-3 linebackers are up, gonna work on 3-4 OLB and ILB later today |
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very respectable effort
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adam9
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I think Mosley will easily be the #1 LB if he recovers from his injury okay. The rankings for LB are solid though.
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flyingmonkey30
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| Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 12:23 pm Post subject: |
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| adam9 wrote: | | I think Mosley will easily be the #1 LB if he recovers from his injury okay. The rankings for LB are solid though. |
He is up there for inside linebackers |
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flyingmonkey30
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 7:44 pm Post subject: |
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| 3-4 OLB rankings up. Strong class IMO |
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IDOG_det
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Anyone else think Landry Jones will fall? If any of Bray, Wilson, or Murray come out, I could see him falling past the 2nd. He had worse stats last year, and if his stats continue to regress he will get no hype at all. He is a good QB prospect, but not amazing IMO.
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flyingmonkey30
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| IDOG_det wrote: | | Anyone else think Landry Jones will fall? If any of Bray, Wilson, or Murray come out, I could see him falling past the 2nd. He had worse stats last year, and if his stats continue to regress he will get no hype at all. He is a good QB prospect, but not amazing IMO. |
My thoughts exactly. He didn't look too good after losing Broyles. I know that you can't expect a guy to continue playing at a high level after losing his top guy, but he had other weapons to succeed. It will be interesting to see if he can rebound, because he won't always have a legitimate number one |
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IDOG_det
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| flyingmonkey30 wrote: | | IDOG_det wrote: | | Anyone else think Landry Jones will fall? If any of Bray, Wilson, or Murray come out, I could see him falling past the 2nd. He had worse stats last year, and if his stats continue to regress he will get no hype at all. He is a good QB prospect, but not amazing IMO. |
My thoughts exactly. He didn't look too good after losing Broyles. I know that you can't expect a guy to continue playing at a high level after losing his top guy, but he had other weapons to succeed. It will be interesting to see if he can rebound, because he won't always have a legitimate number one |
I thought he made a major mistake staying in school. He'd probably be a Brown if he came out. But now I could see him going where Russel Wilson went (by that I mean in the draft, not Seattle).
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flyingmonkey30
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| IDOG_det wrote: | | flyingmonkey30 wrote: | | IDOG_det wrote: | | Anyone else think Landry Jones will fall? If any of Bray, Wilson, or Murray come out, I could see him falling past the 2nd. He had worse stats last year, and if his stats continue to regress he will get no hype at all. He is a good QB prospect, but not amazing IMO. |
My thoughts exactly. He didn't look too good after losing Broyles. I know that you can't expect a guy to continue playing at a high level after losing his top guy, but he had other weapons to succeed. It will be interesting to see if he can rebound, because he won't always have a legitimate number one |
I thought he made a major mistake staying in school. He'd probably be a Brown if he came out. But now I could see him going where Russel Wilson went (by that I mean in the draft, not Seattle). |
Without a doubt. He is one of the guys that I can really see falling if he doesn't have a good season. I currently have him at a 1st-2nd round grade, but only because I think there is a chance that he could return to form. If he does, he should be a first rounder. If he doesn't, he will probably slide to the 3rd or so |
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nicfre2011
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FM,
Out of the talented underclassman wide receivers, which ones do you feel will most likely declare? Obviously a lot depends on how the college season plays out, if there are any injuries, etc., but from the list of :
Robert Woods
Marquess Wilson
Keenan Allen
Da’Rick Rodgers
Justin Hunter
Kenny Stills
Personally I could see Woods leave USC, and possibly Da’Rick Rodgers. Not sure about Hunter, I could see him leaving if he can put up a dominant junior year.
What are your thoughts? |
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adam9
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | FM,
Out of the talented underclassman wide receivers, which ones do you feel will most likely declare? Obviously a lot depends on how the college season plays out, if there are any injuries, etc., but from the list of :
Robert Woods
Marquess Wilson
Keenan Allen
Da’Rick Rodgers
Justin Hunter
Kenny Stills
Personally I could see Woods leave USC, and possibly Da’Rick Rodgers. Not sure about Hunter, I could see him leaving if he can put up a dominant junior year.
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As a Vols fan sounds about right for both of them. I also think Allen will declare as QB Zach Maynard (his half-brother) is a Sr. I would be shocked if Wilson didn't declare as well because of the lack of a chance Washington State has of winning a championship his senior year if he did stay. Stills is up in the air for me just like Hunter was. If he KILLS it he will more than likely leave, if not he seems like a guy that would stay for a senior season (if there's a type of person for that).
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flyingmonkey30
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | FM,
Out of the talented underclassman wide receivers, which ones do you feel will most likely declare? Obviously a lot depends on how the college season plays out, if there are any injuries, etc., but from the list of :
Robert Woods
Marquess Wilson
Keenan Allen
Da’Rick Rodgers
Justin Hunter
Kenny Stills
Personally I could see Woods leave USC, and possibly Da’Rick Rodgers. Not sure about Hunter, I could see him leaving if he can put up a dominant junior year.
What are your thoughts? |
Interesting question. Like you pointed out, a lot can change between now and the end of the year. Injuries, performance on and off the field, and all that can really alter the draft decision. If they had to declare right now, I would say Robert Woods, Keenan Allen, Da'Rick Rodgers, and maybe Marquess Wilson. Woods because Barkley will be gone, and he probably won't want to start over with a new QB. On top of that, he is projected as a top 5 pick at this point, so you can't raise your stock much more than that.
I can see Allen declaring because, as adam said, Allen's half brother would be graduating as well. I also think his stock would be pretty high and he wouldn't want to risk hurting it anymore. Rodgers has the demeanor of a receiver that just wants to be at the next level already. Kind of a prima donna attitude a little bit, so I see him as an early departure. Wilson is an interesting case. I think the receiver class will be so stacked that he may be inclined to stay. At the same time, he may be among the top 2-3 receivers at the end of the day, so he may want to declare. Hope that helps |
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flyingmonkey30
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| Hey guys, sorry I have not updated this in a while. I just got back from college and have been kind of busy recently. I have also been watching more tape in my free time, working on updating rankings a little bit more. I will hopefully finish up my rankings in the next couple of days. In the mean time, lets get some discussion going in here |
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gohogs14
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| Warpticon wrote: | | CWood21 wrote: | | We will see with Tyler Wilson, but I'd fathom a guess that he regresses. He'll be in a new offense |
What is this new offense you speak of?
I'm a little surprised at the absence of Chris Gragg on the TE list. |
Yeah Wilson's offense wont change much with paul petrino calling plays. And not to nitpick but he is a senior not a junior like the first page says
I can see why Gragg wouldn't be on an NFL prospects list at only 236 pounds but i think he is going to put up huge numbers this year |
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