Most Athletic TE Prospect of All-Time: Jelani Woods (1 Viewer)

[BayouSAINTJoe]

Both he and McBride are in our "stupid spots" taking them in the 2nd would be too high, but they won't make it to the 3rd. We might have to reach on one of them.

 

[ReignofFire]

I drafted him in the 3rd round on PFF and it gave me an F.

 

[Saint Kamara]

Vernon Davis has entered the chat...

That's the name I came up with. His 40 must have definitely been better than 4.61.

 

[Jesse Custer]

That's the name I came up with. His 40 must have definitely been better than 4.61.

4.40

 

[faceman]

My vote goes to Vernon Davis and it still makes me sick Greg Williams covered him with a safety

 

[saintmike23]

If he's there in the 3rd you take it...I'd take WIlliams and Watson in the 1st/2nd...then comeback in the 3rd and take him.

After that, you can draft all of the backflipping offensive linemen you want

3rd is too high for him. He’s a developmental player. He’s 4-6th round. I’d take him with the fifth (156 or so)

 

[faceman]

3rd is too high for him. He’s a developmental player. He’s 4-6th round. I’d take him with the fifth (156 or so)

Renaldo Neimiah was probably the most athletic Wr. of all time. Too bad he couldn't play football

 

[ShortFuzed9]

Martez Wilson

I was coming in to resurrect Tez. Stay away from Work out warriors. Give me production

 

[Eman5805]

I was coming in to resurrect Tez. Stay away from Work out warriors. Give me production

Good to know. But he led the ACC in yards and touchdowns for TEs. In fact, the 8 TDs is second most in Virginia history at TE. He was recruited as a quarterback and hasn't been a TE for very long. So he's still got some seasoning to do. The dreaded word "project" will be brought up, but whatever.

Hopefully this pushes him into the 3rd round, but whatever. We'll see where he ends up.

But the bottom line is he's not just a workout warrior. He's done it on the field as well.

 

[faceman]

I was coming in to resurrect Tez. Stay away from Work out warriors. Give me production

Best example of a workout warrior imo was Mike Mamula. He was the first who actually trained for the combine.
Mel Kiper fell in love and considered him the 2nd coming of Deacon Jones. He's the reason I don't put much stock
in Kipers opinion.

I remember a funny story about Earl Campbell. The Oilers had a drill where a runner sprinted 10 yards forward,turned
and sprinted 10 yards backwards until he completed a square. Earl kept falling down when running in reverse. An
asst. coach told HC Bum Phillips. Phillips quipped "Son, we ain't paying him to run Backwards

 

[Swampy Saint]

From what I can see, He's a big Zero.

Seriously, I don't know much about him other than what I've seen in this thread, but like what I see here.

You lost me.

Zero?

Do you mean a big target?

 

[Nolan]

You lost me.

Zero?

Do you mean a big target?

His number in college was 0.