5’8” isn’t bad. Emmitt Smith and Frank Gore were both 5’9”.Originally Posted by sukie
5’8” isn’t bad. Emmitt Smith and Frank Gore were both 5’9”.
Not the size of the dog in the fight that matters .....
1) Ari
2) @ Mia
3) Jack
4) @ Balt
5) @ Houston
6) @ Jets
7) Tenn
8) @ Seat
9) Mia
10) @ Colts
11) KC
12) Bye
13) SF
14) @ LAR
15) @ Det
16) Pats
17) Jets
18) @ Pats
Are you going to check out the new Santa Fe?
I was hoping the Bills would have picked Qwan'tez Stiggers.
Political correctness ( or cancel culture as it is called today) is a doctrine fostered by a delusional ,illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by MSM which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end.
Harry S Truman 1941.
Mad Max (04-28-2024)
Same. Great risk/reward.
ticatfan (04-28-2024)
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Hopefully .... don't know much about that one.
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My wife would love this one .... looks a bit small to me.
I'll put it on the list.
5th ‘A 6-foot-4, 315-pounder, Van Pran-Granger started his final 44 games at center for Georgia, during which time the Bulldogs went 42-2. A two-time team captain, he was chosen as a first-team All-American by ESPN and Sports Illustrated in 2023, and a second-team Associated Press All-American.’
5th ‘Ulofoshio was a sixth-year senior for the Huskies who started at middle linebacker. He entered college as a walk-on but was voted a team captain as a senior. He does not have a huge frame at 6-foot and 236 pounds, but he ran a fast time at the NFL scouting combine (4.56 seconds in the 40-yard dash). He also had the best vertical jump (39.5 inches) and the best broad jump (10 feet, 9 inches) among linebackers at the combine.’
5th Solomon, 23, led Football Bowl Subdivision last year with 16 sacks. He first met with Bills officials at the Senior Bowl in January.’
One of the biggest mistakes that NFL teams can make in the draft is to reach for a player because he fills a position of need, drafting him higher than his talent justifies in a desperate attempt to find a Day One impact player. That’s a mistake that Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman says he won’t make.
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