2014 NFL Combine

Ambrose

Master
Joined
Feb 23, 2013
Messages
2,630
Location
New York
To the NFL:

bye.gif
 

Leonardfan

Hall of Famer
Joined
Jul 30, 2006
Messages
24,386
Well the Combine is over and it does not look like DT, RB or Safety spots are going to gain many if any white players in the draft. I am not really sure if it will get any better next year - off the top of my head I cannot think of any big name white college players at these positions. I found this little blurb from an NFL Spokesman today regarding the nonsense around an Arizona legislation bill for religious rights:

“Our policies emphasize tolerance and inclusiveness and prohibit discrimination based on age, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation or any other improper standard,â€￾ NFL spokesman Greg Aiello told USA Today.

What a ****ing joke - it is sickening how far these libtards, communists, cultural marxists have reached into this society.

When are white people going to wake up and stop drinking the multi-cultural kool aid?
 

Shadowlight

Master
Joined
Mar 16, 2013
Messages
3,882
I thought that the LBs all performed well yesterday. They will be victims of DWF/BSPN overreaction to 40 times. Borland ran a 4.8 for a MLB with top notch instincts and a first step is just fine. Bullough ran in the 4.7 range at 250 lbs. Zumwalt also ran in the 4.7 range, this was the player who knocked out Logan Thomas in the bowl game and was an all around playmaker for UCLA last season. Tripp is a guy that I didn't know much about until the Senior Bowl - he played well there as a small school player and put on one of the best combine performances out of any of the LBs.

Trent Murphy is an OLB/DE more so than a traditional 4-3 OLB, it will be interesting to see if he gets the Chase Thomas treatment - Murphy shouldn't be anything less than a 2nd round pick. Trevor Reilly did not parcitipate due to injury, he was projected as a 1st rounder during last season. Morgan Breslin needs to perform well at his pro day.

Mauro and Marsh were they only white players I noticed as part of the DL group. Marsh projects as more of an OLB and Mauro is a 3-4 DE. Taylor Hart did not participate nor did Brent Urban. These guys are all projected as DE. The DT drought and whiteout at this position continues. Beau Allen should get drafted but the DT position is as black as ever. The caste method to keep white players off the d-line is to convert them all to Offensive linemen. Every year white offensive linemen perform really well at the combine, yet no one seems to think that they are "athletic" enough to play defensive line. Joe Thomas could of been a DT, Lewan this year could of been a DT.

As a total I think the number of white defensive players drafted will be around 20. Usually a couple white players not invited to the combine open some eyes at proday. Hopefully Zimmerman does this and gets drafted.

I forgot Zumwalt ran reasonably well and DE Reilly , who looked quick as a cat last season was banged up a bit so didn't run the 40. Safety Sorensen also ran an ok but not great 40 but was great in some other drills.
Looking towards pro days now. Maybe WR Steve Hull will run a 4.3? Unlike last year I hope at least 5 Wideouts get drafted but after last years debacle who knows.
 

Freethinker

Hall of Famer
Joined
Oct 3, 2008
Messages
7,579
Location
Suffolk County, NY
Safety Sorensen also ran an ok but not great 40 but was great in some other drills.
Sorensen had the top 3 cone time out of anyone at any position! 6.47. He has elite short area quickness, yet he's only a 7th round prospect?

OLB Tyler Starr ran his 3 cone in the range of safties, corners and receivers at 6.64, good for 6th best overall. Starr could be a late round steal and eventually a star.

Jeff Janis looks like the real deal. Great 40, great 3 cone and great bench. I think he's our best bet to follow in the foot steps of Jordy Nelson or Eric Decker. Actually, if Decker walks in free agency, Denver would be wise to draft him.
 
Top