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Marc Tyler- big back, good vision, production is down because o suspensions, and he is flying under the radar, most draft sites have him in the mid
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Some one pls me edit the title, i mean't to type the next terrell Davis. The late round draft gem.
Tauran Poole RB Tennesee- another late round sleeper. Good vision, another big back.
Chris Rainey RB Florida speed guy, maybe 5th round pick.
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Chris Ballard. 5'10 215, decent speed, good vision, runs hard.Denver Broncos GM
Originally posted by MoskComment
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Ballard won't be the next Terrell Davis, but I can see him being a 1000 yard starter yer in and year out.Denver Broncos GM
Originally posted by MoskComment
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trade 1st round pick for a top 15th pick, 2nd and 3rd round pick.
1. Morris Clairborne CB LSU
2.Travis Lewis OLB Oklahoma
2.Marcus Forston DT Miami
3.Devin Still DT Penn State
3.Ryan Lindley QB Sandiego State
4.Tauran Poole RB Tennesee or Marc Tyler RB USC
5.BJ Cunningham WR Michigan State
5.Harrison Smith SS Notre Dame
7.Best player availableComment
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Poole reminds me of another Arian Foster, the guy is flying under the radar, may not have the production you will get from the likes of Trent Richardson in College, but his game will translate well to the NFL, he and Marc Tyler could be the sleepers in the up coming draft.Originally posted by THEdraftnik View PostComment
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Also trade DJ Williams for an extra 3rd round pickComment
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He is nothing special. Pretty slow with no real lateral quickness. A bit of a pounder but not a great one at that. Dude is the defintion of average. There are many backs available right now just like him and every year in the undrafted free agency pool.
Potential: AverageComment
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In the mid rounds Cyrus Gray is the guy I like.
Extremely patient. Good outside runner. Underrated inside runner. Not afraid of contact. Great lateral quickness and has very good speed.Comment
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I believe i can dig up old threads about Arian foster. I remember some folks on here calling him average also.Comment
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Cool. One in a million. Tyler is the definition of average. He in no way resembles Arian Foster. Foster has speed and lateral quickness. Tyler is slow with slow change of directionOriginally posted by Ohenhen12345 View PostComment
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i like Darrell Scott or Knile Davis as mid late round sleepers
Davis a first round talent RB. he lead the SEC in running last season. he is 6'0 220 and runs a potential 4.3s forty. he would be a first round talent if didn't get injured, he could have gone higher then Richardson if didn't get injuried. if he comes out being drafted in the 3-4 rouind would make him a huge steal
Darrell scott has had alot of downs his time at CU, he was slow to adapt to pass protection, but he has come far has put on twenty pounds at 6'1 240 he has despetive speed, and lateral ability. he may not have break ability, a 4.5 with 240 weight is just as impressive. he should be able to contribute day one on most to any teams as a goalline back. and as a potential to be a feature back.
i also love Isiah Paed as a change of pace type back. 5'11 200 homerun threat any time he gets the ball averaging six yards a carry and will be a 1000 yard back a 4-5 is great value for him when Lamichael james a simular back with simular upside maybe a bit less will go in the secondsigpic
oakland raders gm
latavis murray trade baitComment
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is he still suspended? cause I haven't seen him play. I only see curtis McNeal and that freshman #41Comment
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The odds on him coming out are extremely thin.Originally posted by Kyousukeneko View Post
In the mid rounds would be an awful selection.Darrell scott has had alot of downs his time at CU, he was slow to adapt to pass protection, but he has come far has put on twenty pounds at 6'1 240 he has despetive speed, and lateral ability. he may not have break ability, a 4.5 with 240 weight is just as impressive. he should be able to contribute day one on most to any teams as a goalline back. and as a potential to be a feature back.
I like Pead but there are more well rounded guys who could be had at the same point.i also love Isiah Paed as a change of pace type back. 5'11 200 homerun threat any time he gets the ball averaging six yards a carry and will be a 1000 yard back a 4-5 is great value for him when Lamichael james a simular back with simular upside maybe a bit less will go in the second
My Scouting Report on Isiah Pead
Strengths:
Great lateral agility
Great acceleration and great burst when hitting the hole
Extremely good vision at the second level
Great athletiscm and quickness
Very elusive inside and outside but esspecially in the open field
Great speed to get to the corner and turn up field for nice gains
Patient and smart outside runner
Not afraid to hit a hole at full speed
Quick in and out of his cuts
Great instincts on outside runs
Makes people miss consistanly and with little room to manavure
Solid blitz pickup back who shows decent technique and is overall a good blocker
Good hands and is a disciplined route runner who can created mismatches
Weaknesses:
Small build
Sometimes gets to east and west and tries to force a big play
Can be a little impatient and give up on an inside run if it isn't there immediatly
Doesn't break many tackles due to power or strength
Gets tripped up often
Backs away from contact at times
Plays with high pad level
In pass protection he will sometimes allow a defender to get into his chest and over power himComment
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