2026 NFL Draft
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Happy for Eli Heidenreich being eligible for the 2026 Draft...Doing the Weekly Stats always thought he had a chance for success in the NFL! As versatile as any player i have seen in recent memory. From Don's neck of the woods Pittsburgh PA
The Undefeated cant be happy with this QB Class latest list ...
12 QBs....only Taylen Green is mentioned ; put up nice Combine numbers ; but nothing more than a Back up QB ; maybe better w CFL
LSU's Garrett Nussmeier has climbed the list @ 3....the core injury really messed up his season
The Undefeated cant be happy with this QB Class latest list ...
12 QBs....only Taylen Green is mentioned ; put up nice Combine numbers ; but nothing more than a Back up QB ; maybe better w CFL
LSU's Garrett Nussmeier has climbed the list @ 3....the core injury really messed up his season
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I actually see Heidenreich as a Danny Woodhead-type of player. Not because he is white but because he is a great runner and utterly fantastic in the passing game. He has extreme agility and explosiveness. Could he run for 1,000? Not a doubt in my mind. But teams won’t entertain that. He will get a shake as a third-down back though.
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Clemson held their pro day yesterday
LB Wade Woodaz 6-foot-3.3. inches; 234 pounds 225-pound bench press: Did not test 10-yard split: 1.55 seconds 40-yard dash: 4.52 seconds Shuttle run: 4.50 seconds Three-cone drill: 7.27 seconds Vertical jump: Did not test Broad jump: 9 feet, 9 inches
QB Cade Klubnik 6-foot-1.7 inches; 207 pounds 225-pound bench press: Did not test 10-yard split: 1.58 seconds 40-yard dash: 4.65 seconds Shuttle run: Did not test Three-cone drill: Did not test Vertical jump: 33.5 inches Broad jump: Did not test
Read more at: https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/acc/clemson-university/article315000593.html#storylink=cpy
LB Wade Woodaz 6-foot-3.3. inches; 234 pounds 225-pound bench press: Did not test 10-yard split: 1.55 seconds 40-yard dash: 4.52 seconds Shuttle run: 4.50 seconds Three-cone drill: 7.27 seconds Vertical jump: Did not test Broad jump: 9 feet, 9 inches
QB Cade Klubnik 6-foot-1.7 inches; 207 pounds 225-pound bench press: Did not test 10-yard split: 1.58 seconds 40-yard dash: 4.65 seconds Shuttle run: Did not test Three-cone drill: Did not test Vertical jump: 33.5 inches Broad jump: Did not test
Read more at: https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/acc/clemson-university/article315000593.html#storylink=cpy
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Good times out of Clemson! What round will Klubnik go?!
For once, I would agree with experts if they call Woodaz a little tight hipped. His agility time being the same as his 40 is crazy. Still at 6’3 235 he’s a downhill LB with great straight line speed 4.52
For once, I would agree with experts if they call Woodaz a little tight hipped. His agility time being the same as his 40 is crazy. Still at 6’3 235 he’s a downhill LB with great straight line speed 4.52
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Ga Tech Guard Keylan Rutledge has had a strong draft process. Of course he is being tried out at Center because the NFL just needs to funnel White OL right of existence. It's an obvious pattern and another subversive way to make the league less White. Any lurker can challenge us on the fact that racial funneling exists. We have decades of evidence to prove it does, it has just been taken to the next level.
Fast-rising lineman Keylan Rutledge had a terrific day. He was smooth and fluid and moved incredibly well in drills. Rutledge displayed terrific footwork in bag and pass-protection drills. Several teams requested Rutledge, who played guard for Georgia Tech, to work at center. When he did, his snaps were accurate and looked natural.
I can confirm the Chicago Bears were one of the teams that asked Rutledge to work at center. If you remember my report earlier this week from Kansas State pro day, I mentioned the Bears were on hand specifically for center Sam Hecht, as Dan Roushar, Kyle DeVan, and Trey Koziol were also at that workout.
Sources: Saints Like Arkansas RB as Alvin Kamara’s Future Looms; Cowboys, Patriots Meet Georgia Tech QB at Pro Day
Here are Tony Pauline's key takeaways from the Arkansas and Georgia Tech pro days as the Saints eye a potential Alvin Kamara successor.
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Fast-rising lineman Keylan Rutledge had a terrific day. He was smooth and fluid and moved incredibly well in drills. Rutledge displayed terrific footwork in bag and pass-protection drills. Several teams requested Rutledge, who played guard for Georgia Tech, to work at center. When he did, his snaps were accurate and looked natural.
I can confirm the Chicago Bears were one of the teams that asked Rutledge to work at center. If you remember my report earlier this week from Kansas State pro day, I mentioned the Bears were on hand specifically for center Sam Hecht, as Dan Roushar, Kyle DeVan, and Trey Koziol were also at that workout.
