Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

[YardRat]

http://www.realfootball365.com/index.php/articles/bills/10948

Of the endless amount of NFL mock drafts scattered across the Internet, some prognosticators believe former University of Indiana wide receiver James Hardy will be taken in the first round, while other fearless forecasters view the 22-year-old as a second-round prospect.

Regardless of where Hardy ultimately ends up being selected in this weekend's draft, one thing is certain: Given the size (6-foot-5, 217 pounds) and attributes he possesses (4.51 speed in the 40-yard dash, for one), Hardy would be a perfect fit for the receiver-starved Buffalo Bills.

[THATHURMANATOR]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

I heard he is the biggest bastard in the draft.

[hydro]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

Well at the WR position probably.

[THATHURMANATOR]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

I meant bastard as in thug and attitude.

[hydro]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

I meant bastard as in thug and attitude.

Ah, yes. I have heard that too.

He is tall too at 6-7.

[DraftBoy]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

6'5 3/8 actually :db:

[THATHURMANATOR]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

DB what is the consensus on this guy?

[hydro]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

6'5 3/8 actually :db:

That's what I get for quick searching and using a ESPN link

[Mr. Miyagi]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

Yeah he's a *****. No thanks.

[DraftBoy]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

DB what is the consensus on this guy?

Great ceiling on him, great size, good speed, good hands, goes up for the ball. Needs to work on his route running, and his consistency, could also use to add 5-10 pounds of muscle to beat the jam. His character is a big concern, he was arrested for allegedly hitting his gf and infant child but I think all the charges were dropped and there were some reports of laziness too. Im not too high on him because of the depth and his negatives but he could be a good pick.

[kernowboy]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

I have done some research on him.

There was issues regarding hitting his partner but as has been said the case was dropped.

Since then he's apparently been a model citizen and matured considerably. What he has achieved is significant redzone production.

[Saratoga Slim]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

Great ceiling on him, great size, good speed, good hands, goes up for the ball. Needs to work on his route running, and his consistency, could also use to add 5-10 pounds of muscle to beat the jam. His character is a big concern, he was arrested for allegedly hitting his gf and infant child but I think all the charges were dropped and there were some reports of laziness too. Im not too high on him because of the depth and his negatives but he could be a good pick.

attitude and consistency of effort are the big negatives I've heard. I watched some clips of him on ESPN.com, and while he had some great highlight material, there were also a half dozen plays where he made NO effort to get a catchable pass.

[DraftBoy]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

attitude and consistency of effort are the big negatives I've heard. I watched some clips of him on ESPN.com, and while he had some great highlight material, there were also a half dozen plays where he made NO effort to get a catchable pass.

His consistency is pretty bad, he loses focus and let's not even talk about his blocking.

[DraftBoy]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

I have done some research on him.

There was issues regarding hitting his partner but as has been said the case was dropped.

Since then he's apparently been a model citizen and matured considerably. What he has achieved is significant redzone production.

And his infant child, lets not gloss over this fact.

[Jan Reimers]

Re: Choosing WR shouldn’t be Hard(y) for Bills

Besides all of the other negatives, he doesn't seem to be the kind of polished, complete receiver that will contribute a lot right away. He's more of a project than Thomas, Sweed or Kelly.