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A little more Senior Bowl BS - D2 Black RB gets an invite after being invited to the NFLPA last week. Laird got nothing, Ian Eriksen got nothing, AJ Oullette got nothing.

Some more "dat upside" BS for a player who failed to live up to the hype during his collegiate career:

NFL Draft Scout's Rob Rang predicts that Memphis DL Byron Cowart will start to "live up to the hype" at the Reese's Senior Bowl.

We can see it. Events like this -- and especially the combine -- are where athletes can shine, and Cowart is a heck of an athlete. Unfortunately, the former five-star recruit has not lived up to his ridiculous high school hype at Auburn or Maryland on the football field. Rang hears that Cowart is now up to a chiseled 290 pounds to go along with his 6-foot-4 height, and has "shown maturity and resiliency in re-building his reputation." There are going to be questions surrounding Cowart until he does it on the field, but there's no doubt he's going to intrigue scouts if he shows out in Mobile.


Look at his stats - they are a joke but somehow they are stating that he is going to all of the sudden produce. Another fine example of black privilege.
 
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Looks like a new star is born. According to ESPN's Blackberry totting Lonsman Adam Schefter, a 320 pound sumo from Western Illinois has pretty much gone from a potential UFA to a 2nd round pick. He's looking to solidify that lofty standing at the Senior Bowl this week. I wont bother looking at the "small school Aaron Donald's" stats, because they are not needed. Just check out his Mary Lou Retton impersonation posted at You Tube and you can see why he has scouts frothing at the mouth due to his upside.


Do "scouts" seriously think that being able to do back flips has any bearing on a player's potential success in the NFL? I can do both of those flips.
 

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I usually don't care much about NFL Draft sites, other than checking Draft Scout's rankings a couple times a year. Draft Scout, it seems, isn't as virulently anti-white as most. For several years now, I've only checked NFL.com and CBS Sports for actual draft news -- and I rarely even care about draft news until the East-West game, the Senior Bowl and Combine.

NFL.com and CBS, however, have severely cut back on their pre-draft coverage, so seeking Senior Bowl notes I did a Google search and found, perhaps, the worst anti-white cuck in history? Some dorky looking, blonde Bleacher Report bum, who pretends to be a scout and appears to go out of his way to attack white athletes at every turn on his site.

Like some creepy Shabbos Goy on steroids, all 12 of his "Fastest Risers" are black, including at center! https://bleacherreport.com/articles...big-board-matt-millers-latest-rankings#slide1

Also, 7 out of 9 "Fastest Fallers" are white. The number would be higher, except (no surprise), the d!ckface doesn't have any white cornerbacks, defensive tackles and running backs listed. Only 4 whites make his top 45 Big Board (not counting Chinese safety Rapp) and two are quarterbacks?

I hope this is just a case of an @sshole Shabbos Goy trying to impress the "bosses" that run his media outlet? Or is he simply hoping to land a scouting gig in some fringe league* and going as "Caste" as he can? If not, we could be looking at an odious draft similar to 2015 where it was basically "whites need not apply" in the top rounds?


*I've noticed Vince McMahon has turned over the scouting to his re-booted league over to some DWF that is also a pretend online scout. At quick glance, this cuck is not as bad as the Bleacher Report cuckster, but he doesn't seem to be much better. Don't expect the XFL to be any different than the NFL, in terms of white friendly rosters: http://www.optimumscouting.com/
 
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Andy Isabella has been turning heads at the senior bowl so far. One reports said he doesn’t think Isabella will last to round 3, would be amazing to see him go in round 2!!
 

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I usually don't care much about NFL Draft sites, other than checking Draft Scout's rankings a couple times a year. Draft Scout, it seems, isn't as virulently anti-white as most. For several years now, I've only checked NFL.com and CBS Sports for actual draft news -- and I rarely even care about draft news until the East-West game, the Senior Bowl and Combine.

NFL.com and CBS, however, have severely cut back on their pre-draft coverage, so seeking Senior Bowl notes I did a Google search and found, perhaps, the worst anti-white cuck in history? Some dorky looking, blonde Bleacher Report bum, who pretends to be a scout and appears to go out of his way to attack white athletes at every turn on his site.

Like some creepy Shabbos Goy on steroids, all 12 of his "Fastest Risers" are black, including at center! https://bleacherreport.com/articles...big-board-matt-millers-latest-rankings#slide1

Also, 7 out of 9 "Fastest Fallers" are white. The number would be higher, except (no surprise), the d!ckface doesn't have any white cornerbacks, defensive tackles and running backs listed. Only 4 whites make his top 45 Big Board (not counting Chinese safety Rapp) and two are quarterbacks?

I hope this is just a case of an @sshole Shabbos Goy trying to impress the "bosses" that run his media outlet? Or is he simply hoping to land a scouting gig in some fringe league* and going as "Caste" as he can? If not, we could be looking at an odious draft similar to 2015 where it was basically "whites need not apply" in the top rounds?


*I've noticed Vince McMahon has turned over the scouting to his re-booted league over to some DWF that is also a pretend online scout. At quick glance, this cuck is not as bad as the Bleacher Report cuckster, but he doesn't seem to be much better. Don't expect the XFL to be any different than the NFL, in terms of white friendly rosters: http://www.optimumscouting.com/

If you're talking about Matt Miller this guy is anti-white. He "scouts by race." In 2012 he said Luke Kuechly was a third round pick "on a good day."
 

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Yes, Extra Point, thanks for mentioning the Rodent's name. I could not bring myself to even post it. I took a quick look at his main page at Bleacher Report and was stunned. Needless to say, I will never bother with him or Bleacher Report again.

Again, all 12 of his "Fastest Risers" are black, including at center! Positions where at least one token is listed, 7 out of 9 "Fastest Fallers" are white. Is this clown for real?

The Kuechly comment in no way surprises me. I wonder how this phony-as-a-three dollar bill "scout" can even keep his credibility as a "online scout" after that? Luke is likely a slam-dunk, first ballot Hall of Famer and should've been drafted even higher than he was. But, just a note: Bleacher Report is owned/affiliated with CNN, so that likely explains why their top "draft guru" is so virulently anti-white.


Do "scouts" seriously think that being able to do back flips has any bearing on a player's potential success in the NFL? I can do both of those flips.

Just saw the video on my local, big city newscast as a "human interest" story -- not sports. News anchors were stunned by it to the point they almost drooled on the air. In fairness, it's very rare anyone close to that size could do that. What that means as far as the NFL, not so sure? Perhaps he can be a modern day William Perry and get some 1 yard line carries. At that point, he can back flip into the endzone for a touchdown?

The back-flipping sumo is from the state of Illinois, as is Packers defensive tackle Tyler Lancaster who really put forth a eye-popping video last year, dominating in the weight room. One would think that would be more impressive/important for a defensive tackle prospect? I guess not...or perhaps it's just a racial "thang"? Might explain why Lancaster, a Big 10 star, went undrafted and the back-flipping Sumo from a small school might be drafted in round 2. Yes, the NFL really is the ultimate meritocracy, as Stephen A. Smiff has said a billion times?


https://www.thesportsbank.net/north...t-tyler-lancaster-benched-2017-combine-field/
 

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The Senior Bowl practices wrapped up and if I was to pool all of the commentary together I would give a D + or C- grade on how they graded white prospects. The black prospects as a whole got roughly a B+.

In a nutshell these reporters and analysts place way too much emphasis on practice whereas looking at game film is ten times more important. But these practice set ups seem to favor black prospects every year and the drooling and girl school crush stuff is in full effect just like every other year. Why I bother to tip my toes in this filthy water every year is a mystery to me.

The three "top" rising super stud WRs most cited don't include any of the three white WRs. No one here should be surprised. Trying to weed whack my way through the muck though it seems for the most part Isabella and Renfrow emerged overshadowed but relatively unscathed all though one pecker thought Renfrow will not get drafted and never play a down. I watched some mini videos and he was faking out some lard ass CBs out of their shoes. Sills caught some guff for having trouble releasing off the line of scrimmage but even most admitted he looked smooth and has great hands. BTW Isabella has been running 4.26 40 yard dashes in training.

After three days of BS practice drills it was determined by many DE Zach Allen can't play DE or DT. He did get into a scuffle with an OL. Look at the tape idiots. This massive young man was dominant. And the fact he got into a scuffle should indicate to the draft gurus that he is one tough SOB. Of course in this day and age the average NFL defender is a black Olympic underwear hero who is afraid of contact.

It has been decided that QB Trace McSorley can't play in the NFL. Why isn't anyone considering him as a Taysom Hill type? Perhaps they don't want too many of those white types making noise in the NFL? Swiss knife white RBs? There is a quota apparently.

LB Chase Hansen won't play due to a hip injury which I don't know the extent of but LB Drue Tranquill managed to impress.

Also Utah State TE Dax Raymond could yet be another downfield athletic TE in the NFL. He was sizzling the black DBs.

No one much liked the QBs here and they were pouring it on Daniel Jones. Drew Lock got the best grades but I think I have detected a trend over the years. Athletic white QBs like Jones and Josh Allen last year (although Mel Kiper was high on him) are always downgraded.

I will watch the game Saturday and rest assured some black heroes will emerge. I don't take much stock in all of this pre draft crap. I much prefer to watch them in real game competition and inevitably like basketball all star games these events are more geared for black prospects where team play is not the main focus.

As for my WR NFL draft watch the needle could go as low as two folks. Just warning you. These sniveling draft gurus worm there way into management's heads so it makes it extra tough for white skill players. But I still have the range going from 3 to 4 white WR's getting drafted although I have up to 8 that should get drafted including WR Scott Miller and KR Michael Walker.

By the way that highlight reel I posted of Miller above only has his senior highlights. There is a lot more of where that came from. Again short fast white players are generally being carefully avoided. Hell in the SB watch the Rams punt returner who recently fumbled a punt and cost the team a win. He is around 5'7" and weighs a buck forty. But alas he is black and they are most welcome in all shapes and sizes. Meanwhile Riley McCarron sneezes once ( in a win) and he is kicked to the curb faster than the speed of light.

I am starting to get into my pre draft pissed off mood again. I hate hearing about upside black prospects.

After this game though there will be a lull until the combine.
 
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I have been too busy to follow the senior bow reports. I’ll try to catch up over the weekend but it sounds like the annual tearing down of white athletes has commenced. Meanwhile unproductive black players have their cucked hype men spewing superlatives from now until April.
 

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The Senior Bowl practices wrapped up and if I was to pool all of the commentary together I would give a D + or C- grade on how they graded white prospects. The black prospects as a whole got roughly a B+.

In a nutshell these reporters and analysts place way too much emphasis on practice whereas looking at game film is ten times more important. But these practice set ups seem to favor black prospects every year and the drooling and girl school crush stuff is in full effect just like every other year.

It never made any sense to me that the Senior Bowl practices are deemed to be more important than the game itself. It seems to me both should be looked at but the game should be considered more important.

Isn't that the point? To figure out how well prospects will play during games?
 

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I just went through 6 or 7 different sites to get an idea of how our guys fared and how the draft dweebs and media are crafting the narrative of this year's draft.

The main storyline they are coming up with is that outside of the two black quarterbacks this is not a very good class. I find it hard to believe that Daniel Jones will not be a first round pick though due to his declaring. According to reports he had a mixed week and most of the nitpicking was of his arm strength. As for Drew Lock I read very good things about him - his arm strength, ability to make all the throws but they critiqued his accuracy. I saw improvement from his freshman through his senior seasons so to me that is more than enough to think he has a late 1st/early 2nd round grade.

It sounds like the consensus biggest riser was Jarret Stidham who had good physical measurables (more on that later) and a strong arm. By all accounts (as well as the clips I saw) he seems to have all of the requisite tools to be a 2nd day pick. It sounds like Ryan Finley has cemented himself as being viewed as a quality back up QB which I can't disagree with due to what I saw when I watch him on tape. He is accurate on the short/medium throws but his ball lacks zip. I really didn't hear much about Garnder Minshew.

Grier and McSorely were getting the brunt of the criticism. Grier apparently does not have good mechanics or requisite arm strength (I though he looked plenty capable in the WVU games I watched). McSorely is being downgraded due to his size which at this point I find quite laughable due to the fact every corner of the internet that covers the NFL draft is indicating that a sub 5'10 / sub 200lb black QB is going to be a top 10 pick. I won't disagree about McSorely's arm strength - I saw enough PSU to know that his ability is not translatable as a long term effective starter at the next level. But at this point their is no credibility with the QB size issue - they media and draft "experts" can't have it both ways. Again we see them guilty of double speak.

For the Buffalo black quarterback I probably read the words long-term project or upside mentioned around 10 times from everything I read. My guess is the media is going to try to push his stock up artificially over the next few months so the NFL gets three new starting black quarterbacks.

I don't think it was a terrible week - Jones, Lock and Stidham didn't damage their stock but outside of Stidham did not do much to raise it.

At the skill positions it sounds like two of the biggest performers were WR Andy Isabella who seems to be gathering a buzz as well as Utah St TE Dax Raymond. Hunter Renfrow seems to have had all of the predictable stereotypes thrown his way. I didn't read much either way about David Sills. It was good to see three white WRs invited to the senior bowl though as the exposure should help them. LSU TE Foster Moreau proved himself as a quality pass catcher after making a career of being primarily a blocking TE at LSU.

Isabella and Renfrow have both been labeled as being small/very small. Again we see the double speak here. They are probably just as big as Kyler Murray who is an apparent franchise QB. They are also the same size as many NFL WRs.

From what I have read several of the OL had very good showings - Dalton Risner, Kaleb McGary, Chris Lindstrom, the two Wisconsin OL, Garret Bradbury, Max Scharping, Ben Powers all played well. Hopefully it's a good year for our guys on the OL.

It's been hard to really find much on the defensive side of the ball because it has become a "black thang". Zach Allen has been criticized for his performance during practice, John Cominsky seems to have had an up and down week. Washington DT Greg Gaines performed well as I dug through some of the practice reports I read but most seem to just be burying him as they hype up all of the affletes. It was hard to find anything on any of the other defensive players. With players like Sutton Smith and Maxx Crosby declaring along with the players mentioned above I think this might be an ok year in terms of white defensive players.


I will try to sift through all of the draft eligible players over the next few days to get the my official 2019 draft positional list posted.
 
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NORTH SQUAD at Senior Bowl on Defense has Zach Allen; Greg Gaines; Drue Tranquil & Cameron Smith starting!

Former 2 star TE Foster Moreau (LSU) has really impressed at Senior Bowl practice during the week..would like to see the Saints Draft him as Ben Watson(retiring) replacement

Will Grier nice move eluding pressure; rolls back out against body makes long throw to Hunter Renfrow for 35 yard completion . "Better to be lucky than good sometimes" says announcer . .....maybe true; but would they say that about Mahomes or Drool over him??

Drew Lock getting Mahomes comparison with under hand toss to TE Sweeney.
 
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NORTH SQUAD at Senior Bowl on Defense has Zach Allen; Greg Gaines; Drue Tranquil & Cameron Smith starting!

Former 2 star TE Foster Moreau (LSU) has really impressed at Senior Bowl practice during the week..would like to see the Saints Draft him as Ben Watson(retiring) replacement

Will Grier nice move eluding pressure; rolls back out against body makes long throw to Hunter Renfrow for 35 yard completion . "Better to be lucky than good sometimes" says announcer . .....maybe true; but would they say that about Mahomes or Drool over him??

Mahomes has been praised for his lack of mechanics and playing the position unconventionally. Just as Murray is somehow viewed as a potential franchise QB even though he is woefully undersized / Mahomes is widely praised for the unconventional way he plays the position. We are seeing the split at the QB position now in terms of double standards - white QBs are being given a far more rigid checklist of specific attributes/skills they need to check off meanwhile black QBs are not held to these same standards. Maybe I am crazy but that's what I am seeing unfolding in front of me. My guess is these same double standards were applied to most other positions 35-40 years ago when the caste system started becoming the norm.
 

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Mahomes has been praised for his lack of mechanics and playing the position unconventionally. Just as Murray is somehow viewed as a potential franchise QB even though he is woefully undersized / Mahomes is widely praised for the unconventional way he plays the position. We are seeing the split at the QB position now in terms of double standards - white QBs are being given a far more rigid checklist of specific attributes/skills they need to check off meanwhile black QBs are not held to these same standards. Maybe I am crazy but that's what I am seeing unfolding in front of me. My guess is these same double standards were applied to most other positions 35-40 years ago when the caste system started becoming the norm.

The media used the alleged huge differences in speed and jumping ability between the races more openly then. It was common throughout the culture via jokes as well. Now there's no need to be as open because over time the Caste System and the reasoning underlying the lies that support it have been accepted by virtually everyone. Even Whites who are old enough to remember the NFL of the 1960s, '70s and early '80s completely accept and support today's Caste product.

The quarterback position has been the tough nut to crack because intelligence and the ability to think quickly and digest lots of information in fractions of seconds are integral to success. So you're right that the NFL and its enabling media will keep tinkering with quarterback until they get what they want.
 

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a lot of our guys looked good today, but the focus of this post are the wideouts.

Isabella looked more explosive than anyone else on the field, finishing with game-highs of 7 catches and 74 yards to go along with a nifty catch-and-run for a touchdown and a 14-yard rush. his acceleration, change of direction, and open field speed are undeniable.

Renfrow had a team-high 5 catches for 63 yards (one yard less than the team-high), looking completely comfortable adjusting to any ball thrown to him. meanwhile teammate Sills V finished with 2 catches for 28 yards and a touchdown, looking the part of a smooth outside receiver. Sills was also WIDE open on a long bomb but the black quarterback flat out missed him, or his numbers would’ve dwarfed the other guys on his team as well as likely collecting a second touchdown.

all in all, the wideouts looked superb.
 

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It is rare for me to feel kind of good after a Senior Bowl but JC hits the nail on the head regarding the three white WRs. They all looked terrific. In fact Hunter Renfrow looked like a smaller version of Adam Thielen out there. And what a nice TD catch by Sills.

The other nice thing was the three black WR standouts at practice that the scouts were drooling over made little impact apart form the Ohio State WR but he clearly dropped a TD pass too.

As it is for every draft my main focus will be on WRs. And if last year I was hung up on S Troy Apke this go around there is no other player that I am more juiced about than WR Andy Isabella. Right 22, the announcers failed to mention his broken tackle on his way to his TD. Just terrific stuff from Andy. Mel Kiper mentioned him in the post game wrap up. He is rising fast. When he runs in that crab style way everyone else looks like they are moving in slow motion.

BTW much maligned DE/DT Zach Allen blocked an extra point and was pushing linemen back quite a lot. Of course the announcers focused on the black DEs with the long arms. Enough about arm length for crying out loud. That doesn't automatically make a player great. NFL defenses are loaded with tons of black long armed stiffs.

The draft gurus are trying to kill off OLB Sutton Smith because of his arm length etc. And guess what they might succeed. I would draft Smith in a heartbeat. Again the media attacks the more athletic white types more than any other group. Got to keep up some quota I guess.

Meanwhile QB Trace McSorley missed some passes. However more than any other QB there, he read multiple progressions and every time made the right decision. This is something many QBs never learn to do. It isn't just about hand size, pecker size or whatever crap ass measurement these gurus over rely on it is about field intelligence and Trace displayed that and then some yesterday. He has the tools to back up and the tools to be used like Taysom Hill. Again we are looking at a highly athletic white QB and the gurus will try everything to sabotage his chances.

And I am still high on QB Daniel Jones who won the MVP. Like Isabella, Jones quieted critics with his smooth performance. His mobility is impressive so I can see him running a lot of rollout passes in the NFL.

I don't think you can go wrong with LBs Chase Hansen, who was out due to injury, Drue Tranquill or Cameron Smith who lost some weight and looks much quicker.

Small school DE John Cominsky looked athletic out there too.

Almost always these Senior Bowl games descend into a black player worshipping session but that was thankfully avoided here for the most part.

Which team will pull the trigger on Andy Isabella? That will be fascinating to follow. See his Senior Bowl highlights below.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-draft...Isabella-s-impressive-day-Reese-s-Senior-Bowl
 
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Shadowlight - thanks for jostling my memory - I do remember Drew Lock put a perfectly placed ball for a TD on a slant which the OSU WR dropped in yesterday's game. Lock throws a real nice ball and can make all the throws - he probably has the best arm out of this year's draft class - I really feel his best comparison is Jay Cutler. The draft dweebs are predictably talking up the black buffalo QB as having "tantalizing upside" and a huge arm. Never mind the fact he is big, lanky, awkward and inaccurate. I do feel Lock, Stidham and Jones all helped their causes somewhat. I am sure the media is going to do their best to attack each of them though. Jones is a perfect QB for Gary Kubiak type offense full of moving the QBs/bootlegs especially. Jacksonville might be the team that pulls the trigger on Jones. The Jaguars need a culture change all together. The oklahoma undersized black quarterback plays the same style as Jones yet is not being critiqued for making more plays on the move and rolling out of the pocket. From what I have heard the Broncos really like Lock and it wouldn't be a bad fit as a QB to develop under Keenum - that is if Elway's pick for OC actually decides to develop a QB.

Isabella looked fast and explosive - interested to see what he does at the combine. I think he is becoming all of our favorite 2019 draft prospect this year. Great story about a victim of the caste system and looks to be on the cusp of defeating it.
 

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Andy Isabella is alot like J. Edelman. The kid has some serious wheels. Amazing speed, coordination and he can cut on a dime. That to go along with great hands. The
kid catches everything anywhere near him. I'm excited to see what kind of time he can run at the nfl combine. Hope he can get in the low 4.4's and have a 35 + inch vertical.
 
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a lot of our guys looked good today, but the focus of this post are the wideouts.

Isabella looked more explosive than anyone else on the field, finishing with game-highs of 7 catches and 74 yards to go along with a nifty catch-and-run for a touchdown and a 14-yard rush. his acceleration, change of direction, and open field speed are undeniable.

Renfrow had a team-high 5 catches for 63 yards (one yard less than the team-high), looking completely comfortable adjusting to any ball thrown to him. meanwhile teammate Sills V finished with 2 catches for 28 yards and a touchdown, looking the part of a smooth outside receiver. Sills was also WIDE open on a long bomb but the black quarterback flat out missed him, or his numbers would’ve dwarfed the other guys on his team as well as likely collecting a second touchdown.

all in all, the wideouts looked superb.

Yup, I'm relieved our Senior bowl WRs performed well in Isabella 7-74 yds 1 TD, Renfrow 5-63 yds, and Sills 2-28 and 1 TD!
Those 3 pretty much locked up there place in the NFL, but they still got to run in tights to see how early they go.

A guy that might've went unnoticed for some is Wisconsin FB Alec Ingold who rushed 1-7 yds and caught 1-11 yds. While those stats don't stick out its encouraging that he performed when called on, and it shows teams are looking for ways to get Ingold involved as a true FB/RB hybridq similiar to Kyle juszczyk.
 
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Andy Isabella is alot like J. Edelman. The kid has some serious wheels. Amazing speed, coordination and he can cut on a dime. That to go along with great hands. The
kid catches everything anywhere near him. I'm excited to see what kind of time he can run at the nfl combine. Hope he can get in the low 4.4's and have a 35 + inch vertical.
They have similar athletic traits but I think Isabella will have a career more like Wes Welker the GOAT! Only I think Isabella will be allowed to play on the outside, unlike Welker who was barred from even thinking about it. Very slowly the NFL is starting to understand that white players can be fast too.
 

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Here is my official draft watch list for our guys. The total list is about 100 players or so. As we have all noticed here the NFL does not go above the 25% mark in drafting white athletes so undoubtedly several of these guys will go undrafted. I reviewed 4 different website positional draft rankings and the Shrine Game/Senior Bowl rosters as well as through some players in I remembered reading about over the course of the season. I am sure I missed some especially on the OL/TE.

Overall it is not a bad looking class - really solid QB depth, sleepers at RB (although they are already being ignored), TE and the OL are both strong with quality and depth. Due to the past few years it is hard to get really excited for the WR position as we have seen white players drafted and discarded without being given any sort of chance. It is a quality group of players. On defense we could see a decent number of guys get drafted - DE looks to be pretty strong. My guess is only half of the LBs I have listed get drafted and we will get the BS excuse that the NFL doesn't value LBs like they used to. Their are alot of great LBs in this class who would improve several teams pathetic LB corps in the NFL. I feel we may actually see a few DBs drafted - Johnson is my big sleeper this year - long and rangy - hopefully he garners a combine invite. I didn't count Rapp as white since he is half-chinese.

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Daniel Jones Duke
Drew Lock Missouri
Jarrett Stidham Auburn
Clayton Thorson Northwestern
Ryan Finley NC St
Will Grier WVU
Brett Rypien Boise St.
Gardner Minshew WSU
Nick Fitzgeral Miss St ***athlete/possible position change
Trace McSorely PSU ***athlete/possible position change
Easton Stick NDSU ***athlete/possible position change
Kyle Shurmur Vanderbilt
David Blough Purdue
Eric Dungey Syracuse

RB/FB
Patrick Laird Cal
AJ Oullette Ohio
Sam McPherson Eastern Washington
Alec Ingold Wisconsin
Ian Eriksen E. Michigan

WR
Andy Isabella UMASS
David Sills WVU
Hunter Renfrow Clemson
Cody Thompson Toledo
Trenton Irwin Stanford
Jesper Horsted Princeton
Brody Oliver Colorado School of Mines

TE
TJ Hockenson Iowa
Kaden Smith Stanford
Jace Sternbeger Texas A&M
Dax Raymond Utah St
Isaac Nauta UGA
Dawson Knox Ole Miss
Foster Moreau LSU
Drew Sample Washington
Andrew Beck Texas
Zach Gentry Michigan
Tommy Sweeney Boston College
CJ Conrad Kentucky

OT
Jonah Williams Alabama
Dalton Risner KSU
Kaleb McGary Washington
David Edwards Wisconsin
Max Scharping No. Illinois
Paul Adams Missouri
Mitch Hyatt Clemson
Jackson Barton Utah
Joe Lowery Ohio
Scott Frantz Kansas St
Alex Bookser Pitt

OG
Michael Deiter Wisconsin
Connor McGovern PSU
Beau Benzschawel Wisconsin
Chris Lindstrom Boston College
Ben Powers Oklahoma
Nate Herbig Stanford
Ross Pierschbacher Alabama
Hjalte Froholdt Arkansas


C
Garret Bradbury NC St
Jesse Burkett Stanford
Nick Linder Indiana
Alec Eberle FSU
John Keenoy WMU
Nick Allegretti Illinois


Defense

DE
Nick Bosa OSU
Zach Allen BC
Anthony Nelson Iowa
Chase Winowich Michigan
John Cominsky Charleston
Maxx Crosby EMU
Parker Hesse Iowa
Breckyn Hager Texas

DT (thanks deceptive speed!)
Greg Gaines Washinton
Matt Nelson Iowa
Ryan Bee Marshall


OLB
Porter Gustin USC
Chase Hansen Utah
Sutton Smith No. Illinois
Drue Tranquill ND
Andrew Van Ginkel Wisconsin
Cole Holcomb UNC
Joey Alfieri Stanford
Kyle Eachwal E. Michigan
Josh Buss Montana

ILB
Ryan Connelly Wisconsin
Cody Barton Utah
Ben Burr-Kirven Washington
Joe Dineen Kansas
Cameron Smith USC
Blake Cashman Minnesota
Ty Summers TCU
Connor Strachan Boston College
Pat Jasinski UCF
Peyond Pelluer Washington St
Jordan Kunaszyk Cal


DB
Andrew Wingard Wyoming
Chris Johnson North Alabama
Jake Gervase Iowa
Brandon Snyder South Daktoa St
 

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Nice list LF!! Another unheralded DB is San Diego State's Parker Baldwin, who's been mentioned before on the site. he will Probably get ignored but may make a camp.
 
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Here is my official draft watch list for our guys. The total list is about 100 players or so. As we have all noticed here the NFL does not go above the 25% mark in drafting white athletes so undoubtedly several of these guys will go undrafted. I reviewed 4 different website positional draft rankings and the Shrine Game/Senior Bowl rosters as well as through some players in I remembered reading about over the course of the season. I am sure I missed some especially on the OL/TE.

Overall it is not a bad looking class - really solid QB depth, sleepers at RB (although they are already being ignored), TE and the OL are both strong with quality and depth. Due to the past few years it is hard to get really excited for the WR position as we have seen white players drafted and discarded without being given any sort of chance. It is a quality group of players. On defense we could see a decent number of guys get drafted - DE looks to be pretty strong. My guess is only half of the LBs I have listed get drafted and we will get the BS excuse that the NFL doesn't value LBs like they used to. Their are alot of great LBs in this class who would improve several teams pathetic LB corps in the NFL. I feel we may actually see a few DBs drafted - Johnson is my big sleeper this year - long and rangy - hopefully he garners a combine invite. I didn't count Rapp as white since he is half-chinese.

QB
Daniel Jones Duke
Drew Lock Missouri
Jarrett Stidham Auburn
Clayton Thorson Northwestern
Ryan Finley NC St
Will Grier WVU
Brett Rypien Boise St.
Gardner Minshew WSU
Nick Fitzgeral Miss St ***athlete/possible position change
Trace McSorely PSU ***athlete/possible position change
Easton Stick NDSU ***athlete/possible position change
Kyle Shurmur Vanderbilt
David Blough Purdue
Eric Dungey Syracuse

RB/FB
Patrick Laird Cal
AJ Oullette Ohio
Sam McPherson Eastern Washington
Alec Ingold Wisconsin
Ian Eriksen E. Michigan

WR
Andy Isabella UMASS
David Sills WVU
Hunter Renfrow Clemson
Cody Thompson Toledo
Trenton Irwin Stanford
Jesper Horsted Princeton
Brody Oliver Colorado School of Mines

TE
TJ Hockenson Iowa
Kaden Smith Stanford
Jace Sternbeger Texas A&M
Dax Raymond Utah St
Isaac Nauta UGA
Dawson Knox Ole Miss
Foster Moreau LSU
Drew Sample Washington
Andrew Beck Texas
Zach Gentry Michigan
Tommy Sweeney Boston College
CJ Conrad Kentucky

OT
Jonah Williams Alabama
Dalton Risner KSU
Kaleb McGary Washington
David Edwards Wisconsin
Max Scharping No. Illinois
Paul Adams Missouri
Mitch Hyatt Clemson
Jackson Barton Utah
Joe Lowery Ohio
Scott Frantz Kansas St
Alex Bookser Pitt

OG
Michael Deiter Wisconsin
Connor McGovern PSU
Beau Benzschawel Wisconsin
Chris Lindstrom Boston College
Ben Powers Oklahoma
Nate Herbig Stanford
Ross Pierschbacher Alabama
Hjalte Froholdt Arkansas


C
Garret Bradbury NC St
Jesse Burkett Stanford
Nick Linder Indiana
Alec Eberle FSU
John Keenoy WMU
Nick Allegretti Illinois


Defense

DE
Nick Bosa OSU
Zach Allen BC
Anthony Nelson Iowa
Chase Winowich Michigan
John Cominsky Charleston
Maxx Crosby EMU
Parker Hesse Iowa
Breckyn Hager Texas

DT (thanks deceptive speed!)
Greg Gaines Washinton
Matt Nelson Iowa
Ryan Bee Marshall


OLB
Porter Gustin USC
Chase Hansen Utah
Sutton Smith No. Illinois
Drue Tranquill ND
Andrew Van Ginkel Wisconsin
Cole Holcomb UNC
Joey Alfieri Stanford
Kyle Eachwal E. Michigan
Josh Buss Montana

ILB
Ryan Connelly Wisconsin
Cody Barton Utah
Ben Burr-Kirven Washington
Joe Dineen Kansas
Cameron Smith USC
Blake Cashman Minnesota
Ty Summers TCU
Connor Strachan Boston College
Pat Jasinski UCF
Peyond Pelluer Washington St
Jordan Kunaszyk Cal


DB
Andrew Wingard Wyoming
Chris Johnson North Alabama
Jake Gervase Iowa
Brandon Snyder South Daktoa St

Yea, I honestly had to dig pretty deep to find anything on Matt Nelson and Ryan Bee, so for right now Gregg Gaines is our only hope at DT this year. DT is starting to become a premier caste position, as most whites are being switched to OL even more so then they use to.
 
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