Shadowlight
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Sam Hubbard the possible first round Edge player has decided not to run the 40 yard dash and will wait until his pro day. Unlike the black players he hasn't practiced running the 40 yard dash his entire life.
To finish up some thoughts on yesterday.
I think there is "too much thinking" going on when it comes to the number one QB. In the old days after watching sleeveless Josh Allen workout yesterday everyone would say he is the GUY.
As I have mentioned earlier if I was in charge of the Browns I am picking him at number one. Not only is he the best all around athlete at QB in the draft his arm is John Elway like--he can nearly throw a ball the entire length of a football field--- and he moves with incredible smoothness. Not perfect, who is, but I find it hard to believe someone is passing on him. And to boot he passes the personality test with flying colors.
I was surprised Mayfield ran the 40 in 4.81 seconds but more quick than fast he was terrific in the 20 yard shuttle.
There are a few solid TE's including Tyler Conklin and Dalton Schultz who should get drafted. Dallas Goedert, a small school prospect chose not to run and I haven't seen him play so have no comment on him.
To cut to the chase there are three stud TE's and they were on display Saturday. Word is perhaps all three will be chosen in the first round.
Mark Andrews will need to learn how to block but he has a very solid base and can get downfield. If you need a dynamic pass catching TE he is your man.
Mike Gesicki looked very smooth and explosive at Penn State. He might not fit into every team's scheme ( up the middle run happy teams) but the idea is to get him in space and watch him blossom. He is one of the most exciting players in the draft.
Hayden Hurst was a baseball player in the Minor Leagues which explains his natural athleticism. A cross between Ertz and Kelce he is the perfect all around TE and will be scooped up very early. Cannot find one flaw with him except for his age but that is of little importance. Talent alone he should be a top 5 pick.
To finish up some thoughts on yesterday.
I think there is "too much thinking" going on when it comes to the number one QB. In the old days after watching sleeveless Josh Allen workout yesterday everyone would say he is the GUY.
As I have mentioned earlier if I was in charge of the Browns I am picking him at number one. Not only is he the best all around athlete at QB in the draft his arm is John Elway like--he can nearly throw a ball the entire length of a football field--- and he moves with incredible smoothness. Not perfect, who is, but I find it hard to believe someone is passing on him. And to boot he passes the personality test with flying colors.
I was surprised Mayfield ran the 40 in 4.81 seconds but more quick than fast he was terrific in the 20 yard shuttle.
There are a few solid TE's including Tyler Conklin and Dalton Schultz who should get drafted. Dallas Goedert, a small school prospect chose not to run and I haven't seen him play so have no comment on him.
To cut to the chase there are three stud TE's and they were on display Saturday. Word is perhaps all three will be chosen in the first round.
Mark Andrews will need to learn how to block but he has a very solid base and can get downfield. If you need a dynamic pass catching TE he is your man.
Mike Gesicki looked very smooth and explosive at Penn State. He might not fit into every team's scheme ( up the middle run happy teams) but the idea is to get him in space and watch him blossom. He is one of the most exciting players in the draft.
Hayden Hurst was a baseball player in the Minor Leagues which explains his natural athleticism. A cross between Ertz and Kelce he is the perfect all around TE and will be scooped up very early. Cannot find one flaw with him except for his age but that is of little importance. Talent alone he should be a top 5 pick.