I'm declaring myself eligible for the NFL Draft

[PsychoChicken]

I've got my doubts on DenverFanInGB. First off, I feel he was a beneficiary of a great offensive scheme as a result of a great coaching staff. Can you say "Taylor Jacobs/Jabar Gaffney/Travis Taylor/other Spurrier receivers"? We'll have to see how he does in a pro-style offense in which he will have to block much more often and will see fewer passes come his way.

There are attitude questions, too. He's obviously quite cocky; how will this translate to this pros, especially if he succeeds? Will his ego grow into epic T.O. proportions? Or will he be more like Steve Smith or Chad Johnson?

And how will this added weight affect him? Will it slow him down or affect his technique? We'll see at the combine, but for now, there are other 3rd-round receivers I'd rather have.

[WABronco]

but at this point he looks like the next Reche Caldwell...

oooo, ouchies...

[West]

I heard of that dude. Nobody expects him to be much! Just a 7th round pick


I also heard Bobby Hill of Tom Landry Middle School was declaring himself . He's skipping High School and college. HE'S THAT GOOD! Dale Gribble is his agent. So expect for them to get paid very highly. Greedy bastards.

[IrishConrad]

good reason too.

Me too.....as a kicker.

I saw more missed field goals this year than ever before.

[RBDynasty]

LOL. You guys crack me up!!!

[Mr. T]

Ah, DenverFan...one more year would have done you some good.

Oh well...with some luck and a good workout at the combine, you'll be fine.

[Kapaibro]

Why not Jake? I would love to have some crazy perverted women on the team

It's a toss-up! Unfortunately orange does nothing for my complexion! Dang!

But if we always play in blue and white, i'll be okay!

[mrsolo]

DenverFanInGB deciding to turn pro

By JR ROSS, Associated Press Writer
January 14, 2006


Green Bay, Wis. (AP) -- DenverFanInGB hopes that he's good enough to make and impression on the NFL.

DenverFanInGB, announced Saturday that he would skip college to enter the NFL draft.

The 5-foot-11 wide-receiver said the decision came down to his belief he was ready for the next level -- and he anticipates being picked on the first day of the draft.

"It was time for me to make that jump," DenverFan said.


DenverFanInGB acknowledged concerns that he wouldn't be able to take the pounding of the NFL at his college playing weight of 190 pounds. But he said he's already up over 200 and expects to play in the 205 to 210 range in the pros.


DenverFan said he expects some teams will want to use him as a third-receiver to begin. But he envisions developing into the kind of receiver that can catch the ball 10 times a game.

"If I was a second-day pick, I wouldn't be entering the draft," said the Wisconsin native. "Obviously, I have a lot of faith in myself that I'll be a first-day pick."

Too bad your wonderlic score is probably gonna hurt ya. j/k

[xX-Bronco-Xx]

I'm declaring too! Joey Harrington wants me to be his chosen receiver!

Why not Jake? I would love to have some crazy perverted women on the team

[Kapaibro]

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Don't you just love me Reid!

[Reidman]

I'm declaring too! Joey Harrington wants me to be his chosen receiver!

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[Kapaibro]

I'm declaring too! Joey Harrington wants me to be his chosen receiver!

[OhNoKoolAid]

I really scratched my head over this one. I thout DenverFaninGB was much better last year. He seemed to take a step back this year. I hope he times well at the combine, because there are concerns, and he made a lot of concentration drops this year. It's nice to be able to make the acrobatic grabs, but not catching the ball in the flats will irritate coaches. He has raw ability, but at this point he looks like the next Reche Caldwell...

[John_Elway]

I heard about that on Sportscenter they said you might get picked by Arizona or Oakland

[DenverFanInGB]

DenverFanInGB deciding to turn pro

By JR ROSS, Associated Press Writer
January 14, 2006


Green Bay, Wis. (AP) -- DenverFanInGB hopes that he's good enough to make and impression on the NFL.

DenverFanInGB, announced Saturday that he would skip college to enter the NFL draft.

The 5-foot-11 wide-receiver said the decision came down to his belief he was ready for the next level -- and he anticipates being picked on the first day of the draft.

"It was time for me to make that jump," DenverFan said.


DenverFanInGB acknowledged concerns that he wouldn't be able to take the pounding of the NFL at his college playing weight of 190 pounds. But he said he's already up over 200 and expects to play in the 205 to 210 range in the pros.


DenverFan said he expects some teams will want to use him as a third-receiver to begin. But he envisions developing into the kind of receiver that can catch the ball 10 times a game.

"If I was a second-day pick, I wouldn't be entering the draft," said the Wisconsin native. "Obviously, I have a lot of faith in myself that I'll be a first-day pick."