- Jul 23, 2007
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David Amerson enters the draft, and NFL WRs rejoice
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Any predictions for where Nuk Hopkins goes or where he ranks among WR? I know some of it'll depend on how he runs, not the fastest dude out there.
Tavon Austin to Philly.
I dont care where he's drafted, Alec Ogletree will put up Pro Bowl #s as a rookie.
Tavon Austin to Philly.
You think Chip is gonna go w/ Foles at QB or nab Geno at #4?
can coaching fix his problems jay? or a move to saftey in order for him?
If the Lions get Damontre and Barrett Jones in the first two rounds I'll turn a backflip
He won't be available in the 2nd Round that's for damn sure lol dude gon fv$% the combine up, watch.He's a beast. Wonder where he goes. He'll tear it up no doubt.
Pretty surprising on C-Mike. That's awfully high for a really injury-prone RB...EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME RISERS
These five players have really helped their draft stock during the East-West practices:
Christine Michael, RB, Texas A&M: Michael has been the top back in practices. He has a powerful frame and he's displayed an explosive burst to and through the hole. He doesn't have natural hands out of the backfield, but he's still a very intriguing prospect. His career at A&M was marred by injuries and a few off-field issues, but his stock is on the rise. I talked to one team that has him graded in the second round.
Terron Armstead, OL, Arkansas-Pine Bluff: Small-school players have the potential to benefit the most in an all-star setting. After watching these players dominate weaker competition, scouts are anxious to see them perform against top-tier, Division I talent. Armstead looks like he belongs. He is a powerful run blocker and has the base to anchor down against the bull rush in pass protection. He is probably better suited to play guard at the next level, but he also has a chance at right tackle. His play this week could earn him a slot in next week's Senior Bowl.
Brandon McGee, CB, Miami: McGee has been impressive all week long. He has quick feet, fluid hips and he's made several plays on the ball. He has been the top cornerback by a good margin. Several teams have him slotted in the third/fourth-round area.
Wes Horton, DE, USC: Horton wasn't a dominating player on tape, but he's having an outstanding week of East-West practices. He is very long and athletic. He's slithery in pass-rush drills and shows the ability to wrap around blocks in the run game. Horton needs to get stronger, but there is a lot to work with in this prospect.
Lucas Reed, TE, New Mexico: Reed was quiet earlier in the week, but he had an excellent practice on Wednesday. He has outstanding size (6-foot-6, 250 pounds) and displays the ability to adjust to the ball down the field. He comes from good genes -- his brother is Houston Texans OLB Brooks Reed -- and teams left Wednesday's practice anxious to study more tape on the big tight end.
Brandon McGee, CB, Miami: McGee has been impressive all week long. He has quick feet, fluid hips and he's made several plays on the ball. He has been the top cornerback by a good margin. Several teams have him slotted in the third/fourth-round area.