Bowl Games: What prospects have caught your eye?

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

Too bad he wont be there at number 5

Probably not, but who's to say for sure? Back in Jan. last year I don't think anyone thought Tyson Jackson would go #3 either. Anything can happen between now and then. Maybe you can go ahead and give us the first round of the draft?

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Okung!!!! The dude is driving people to the ground. Smart and good on his feet.

No kidding. What a beast. And maybe, just maybe, he'll be there at 5.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

Dexter McCluster from Ole Miss would be a great addition to this team

He sure is dynamic and exciting. But do you think that he can pass block Demarcus Ware?

[WaldSkins]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Probably not, but who's to say for sure? Back in Jan. last year I don't think anyone thought Tyson Jackson would go #3 either. Anything can happen between now and then. Maybe you can go ahead and give us the first round of the draft?

Do you want me to tell you who were picking or do you want me to bull shit you with some dream trade down scenario?

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

Dexter McCluster from Ole Miss would be a great addition to this team

His teammate Marshay Green is also a tremendous punt returner. Without a doubt he would look good in B&G.

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

Do you want me to tell you who were picking or do you want me to bull shit you with some dream trade down scenario?

I want the whole first round, 1-32. That way I'll know for sure who's available in the 2nd.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Lotus

He sure is dynamic and exciting. But do you think that he can pass block Demarcus Ware?

Thats the only weakness about C.Johnson and how has he panned out? LOL I Love OKUNG! He won't be there at 5 though

[skinsfaninok]

How did some folks on this forum want SNEAD ?????????

[Lotus]

Suh
Gerald McCoy
Bradford
Clausen
Eric Berry
maybe even Haden

All of these guys could come off of the board before Okung, leaving him at #5.

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Suh
Gerald McCoy
Bradford
Clausen
Eric Berry
maybe even Haden

All of these guys could come off of the board before Okung, leaving him at #5.

That's the point I'm trying to make. Thanks Lotus. Some things seem certain but at this point of the year the draft can be as unpredictable as the weather. There are usually some surprises. Does Oakland pick before us?

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

How did some folks on this forum want SNEAD ?????????

He's not NFL ready, yet!!

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Thats the only weakness about C.Johnson and how has he panned out? LOL I Love OKUNG! He won't be there at 5 though

I wasn't really arguing against McCluster, just wondering. BTW Chris Johnson is 200 lbs. whereas McCluster is only 165. That's a big difference when you are talking about blocking. The fact is, every year dynamic scat backs come out off exciting college careers but don't make the NFL because they can't block. Hence my wonder.

[53Fan]

I'm gonna try to make sure to watch the Central Michigan game. The more I find out about Dan Lefevour the more I like him. He handles pressure very well from what I understand.

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

I'm gonna try to make sure to watch the Central Michigan game. The more I find out about Dan Lefevour the more I like him. He handles pressure very well from what I understand.

Kid could be the next Big Ben from the MAC. Sheehan from Bowling Green deserves a honest look. Although he did throw 5 INTs against Auburn, I like Kafka still. The guy WAS the Northwestern offense.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I wasn't really arguing against McCluster, just wondering. BTW Chris Johnson is 200 lbs. whereas McCluster is only 165. That's a big difference when you are talking about blocking. The fact is, every year dynamic scat backs come out off exciting college careers but don't make the NFL because they can't block. Hence my wonder.

That's the problem with lightweight RB's. trying to make the transition to the next level. They're excellent and exciting players at the college level, but the NFL is a different story and they struggle to fit in. There's more to playing the RB position in the NFL than just running, you have to be able to block also. 165-70 lb. guys are not going to block anybody in the NFL.