liltre02
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Gotta love it...................He just seems like he wants it!
http://www.bradenton.com/sports/story/397454.html
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Gotta love it...................He just seems like he wants it!
http://www.bradenton.com/sports/story/397454.html
Love the fact that a lot of people want him at #10 and loves him for his ball skills and yet he only had 2 interceptions this past season playing against a bunch of no bodies.
Some even think he'll be ready to play immediately. Did you forget that he's 6-2 and weigh in at a whopping 170? He'll get tossed like a ragdoll. He's a stick. He already has problems shedding blocks..
Usama Young had great work ethic. He wasn't ready his rookie year. I expect the same from Cromartie. He's just a glorified version of Young. Loads of potential but he's not ready yet.
I love this guy as a 2nd round prospect but definitely not in the top 10. He's a project. Even if he gains 20-30 pounds by the combine... what are the chances of the guy keeping that weight and how much does the extra weight affect his play? Too many question marks to even be considered that high.
Love the fact that a lot of people want him at #10 and loves him for his ball skills and yet he only had 2 interceptions this past season playing against a bunch of no bodies.
Some even think he'll be ready to play immediately. Did you forget that he's 6-2 and weigh in at a whopping 170? He'll get tossed like a ragdoll. He's a stick. He already has problems shedding blocks..
Usama Young had great work ethic. He wasn't ready his rookie year. I expect the same from Cromartie. He's just a glorified version of Young. Loads of potential but he's not ready yet.
I love this guy as a 2nd round prospect but definitely not in the top 10. He's a project. Even if he gains 20-30 pounds by the combine... what are the chances of the guy keeping that weight and how much does the extra weight affect his play? Too many question marks to even be considered that high.
Love the fact that a lot of people want him at #10 and loves him for his ball skills and yet he only had 2 interceptions this past season playing against a bunch of no bodies.
Some even think he'll be ready to play immediately. Did you forget that he's 6-2 and weigh in at a whopping 170? He'll get tossed like a ragdoll. He's a stick. He already has problems shedding blocks..
Usama Young had great work ethic. He wasn't ready his rookie year. I expect the same from Cromartie. He's just a glorified version of Young. Loads of potential but he's not ready yet.
I love this guy as a 2nd round prospect but definitely not in the top 10. He's a project. Even if he gains 20-30 pounds by the combine... what are the chances of the guy keeping that weight and how much does the extra weight affect his play? Too many question marks to even be considered that high.
Remember back when everybody was on the Kenny Phillips bandwagon? Now it seems it's DRC's turn.
:bored2:
Yeah I am sure after the combine the board will have a new work out monster they will all want.
Before you know it the board will be divided into certain players camps and heated "discussions" will begin........ and yes it is inevitable but the infamous <strong>Smoke Screen</strong> will make a strong come back soon enough
Its doesnt make much sense to give DRC negative marks based on the size of school he comes from and then give McKelvin and Mike Jenkins high marks.My only contention with the argument against DRC is the quality of opponents while playing at Tennessee State. Like someone said before, the stats do no tell the whole story and the opponents could have passed to the other side of the field.
But back to the quality of opponents. I believe that to be a bit short-sighted seeing all the talent that has come from small schools and have excelled in the NFL and some even being Hall of Fame caliber careers.
Hell, if Colston played at a Div 1A school and not Hofstra, he would have been a 3rd or 4th round pick rather than 7th. If everyone knew then what we do now, he would been a 1st round pick probably.
Love the fact that a lot of people want him at #10 and loves him for his ball skills and yet he only had 2 interceptions this past season playing against a bunch of no bodies.
Some even think he'll be ready to play immediately. Did you forget that he's 6-2 and weigh in at a whopping 170? He'll get tossed like a ragdoll. He's a stick. He already has problems shedding blocks..
Usama Young had great work ethic. He wasn't ready his rookie year. I expect the same from Cromartie. He's just a glorified version of Young. Loads of potential but he's not ready yet.
I love this guy as a 2nd round prospect but definitely not in the top 10. He's a project. Even if he gains 20-30 pounds by the combine... what are the chances of the guy keeping that weight and how much does the extra weight affect his play? Too many question marks to even be considered that high.
Remember back when everybody was on the Kenny Phillips bandwagon? Now it seems it's DRC's turn.
:bored2: