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Tehzl
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| HakeemTheDream wrote: | | Ice_Dude_2008 wrote: | I want Ezekiel Ansah in the first so bad. 
Please god!!!! |
What makes you so impressed with him? |
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| Tehzl wrote: | | HakeemTheDream wrote: | | Ice_Dude_2008 wrote: | I want Ezekiel Ansah in the first so bad.
Please god!!!! |
What makes you so impressed with him? |
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He's basically JPP 2.0
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Tehzl
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:04 pm Post subject: |
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| Gmen4ev wrote: | | Tehzl wrote: | | HakeemTheDream wrote: | | Ice_Dude_2008 wrote: | I want Ezekiel Ansah in the first so bad.
Please god!!!! |
What makes you so impressed with him? |
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He's basically JPP 2.0 |
Have you seen him in the Senior Bowl practices? |
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Gmen4ev
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| Tehzl wrote: | | Gmen4ev wrote: | | Tehzl wrote: | | HakeemTheDream wrote: | | Ice_Dude_2008 wrote: | I want Ezekiel Ansah in the first so bad.
Please god!!!! |
What makes you so impressed with him? |
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He's basically JPP 2.0 |
Have you seen him in the Senior Bowl practices? |
No not really tbh
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Tehzl
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Gmen4ev wrote: | | Tehzl wrote: | | Gmen4ev wrote: | | Tehzl wrote: | | HakeemTheDream wrote: | | Ice_Dude_2008 wrote: | I want Ezekiel Ansah in the first so bad.
Please god!!!! |
What makes you so impressed with him? |
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He's basically JPP 2.0 |
Have you seen him in the Senior Bowl practices? |
No not really tbh |
 Lets just say if the draft was tomorrow he probably wouldn't be anything more than a 2nd round pick, and that's just because people want the next "JPP". Right now if we were to get a DE at 19, it would be Alex Okafor. |
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Save The Hero
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:19 pm Post subject: |
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| Gmen4ev wrote: | | He's basically JPP 2.0 |
More raw and older. He has high potential, but I am much less sure of him then I was JPP.
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Acgott
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:31 pm Post subject: |
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| Save The Hero wrote: | | Gmen4ev wrote: | | He's basically JPP 2.0 |
More raw and older. He has high potential, but I am much less sure of him then I was JPP. |
Does anyone even know how old Ansah is? |
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fracdaddy14
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| Acgott wrote: | | Save The Hero wrote: | | Gmen4ev wrote: | | He's basically JPP 2.0 |
More raw and older. He has high potential, but I am much less sure of him then I was JPP. |
Does anyone even know how old Ansah is? |
I actually looked a few places, including BYU's team page, and no DOB listed. Then again, no mention of him being older. He is officially a redshirt Junior, so 22?
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Save The Hero
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| Acgott wrote: | | Save The Hero wrote: | | Gmen4ev wrote: | | He's basically JPP 2.0 |
More raw and older. He has high potential, but I am much less sure of him then I was JPP. |
Does anyone even know how old Ansah is? |
| Quote: | | JoshNorris If anyone was wondering, @dpbrugler told me Ezekiel Ansah's birthday is 5/29/1989. BYU prospects' ages can be tricky sometimes. |
https://twitter.com/JoshNorris/status/293062116502552578
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| Acgott wrote: | | Save The Hero wrote: | | Gmen4ev wrote: | | He's basically JPP 2.0 |
More raw and older. He has high potential, but I am much less sure of him then I was JPP. |
Does anyone even know how old Ansah is? |
Thuhty-seven. In Ghana, where he grew up, Ezekiel was a great soccah playah for many-many years. Always, he dreamed of coming to America and learning to play this basket-boll. BUT: Fate intervened, and, one day, Ezekiel saw the Wheel: his fyoo chah lay in fute boll! The coach at Brigham Young, seeing his grett size, he persuaded him to try hout fah the team. Now, too-day, despite his years, he stahnds on the brink of NFL stardom. Move ovah, Jay-Pee-Pee, here come Ezekiel! |
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Tehzl
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| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2013 7:21 pm Post subject: |
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| Ziggy Ansah is proving everyone wrong especially me in the Senior Bowl, playing much better than in practices. Wouldn't be surprised if he comes out of this game as mvp. |
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Save The Hero
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| Tehzl wrote: | | Ziggy Ansah is proving everyone wrong especially me in the Senior Bowl, playing much better than in practices. Wouldn't be surprised if he comes out of this game as mvp. |
He has games like this and has games where he is completely a ghost. Thats because he is very raw. But elite athleticism is definitely big in the NFL.
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Tehzl
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| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2013 7:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Stepfan Taylor is going to be a real good runningback in the NFL. |
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Quick mock:
1. Barkevious Mingo, DE LSU
2. Eddie Lacy, RB Alabama
3. Desmond Trufant, CB Washington
4. Gerald Hodges, LB Penn St
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1. Kevin Minter, LB LSU
2. Sam Montgomery, DE LSU
3. Logan Ryan, CB Rutgers
4. Stepfan Taylor, RB Stanford
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1. Xavier Rhodes, CB Florida St
2. Larry Warford, G Kentucky
3. Tank Carradine, DE Florida St
4. Montee Ball, RB Wisconsin
Few guys I really like:
Eddie Lacy, Kevin Minter, Logan Ryan, Desmond Trufant
I think Sam Montgomery falls hard. Possibly even past the 2nd round.
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