The_Philster
04-26-2003, 05:19 AM
Apr. 26, 2003 12:00 AM
NEW YORK - The clock struck 4 at the New York Stock Exchange, and Terrell Suggs, resplendent in his new, mustard-yellow $1,400 suit, was grinning from ear to ear as he rang the closing bell on Friday.
The session was a 133-point loser.
That could be a precursor to the fate of Suggs' stock today in the NFL draft. There are questions regarding his strength and 40-yard dash times. Even his hometown team, the Cardinals, who hold the sixth pick, could pass.
While pre-draft talk has centered on Suggs being the Cardinals' top choice, a team official gave indications for the first time Friday that they are open to trading down for more picks. However, the team did deny reports it is negotiating with New Orleans, which has the 17th and 18th picks....more (http://www.azcentral.com/sports/cardinals/03draft/0426suggs0426.html)
NEW YORK - The clock struck 4 at the New York Stock Exchange, and Terrell Suggs, resplendent in his new, mustard-yellow $1,400 suit, was grinning from ear to ear as he rang the closing bell on Friday.
The session was a 133-point loser.
That could be a precursor to the fate of Suggs' stock today in the NFL draft. There are questions regarding his strength and 40-yard dash times. Even his hometown team, the Cardinals, who hold the sixth pick, could pass.
While pre-draft talk has centered on Suggs being the Cardinals' top choice, a team official gave indications for the first time Friday that they are open to trading down for more picks. However, the team did deny reports it is negotiating with New Orleans, which has the 17th and 18th picks....more (http://www.azcentral.com/sports/cardinals/03draft/0426suggs0426.html)