whiteathlete33
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Decker is being compared to Kevin Walter by some scouting sites. While that's not a bad comparison I think Decker will be even better than Walter in the pros.
Don Wassall said:Decker won't run at the Combine but will participate in other activities. The first two paragraphs are about Joe Mauer before getting to Decker: http://www.twincities.com/sports/ci_14414825[/QUOTE]
I also heard UNLV's Ryan Wolfe wont be able to run either because of a problem with his foot. He will be ready for his pro day in mid March though. Decker still could go in the draft fairly high 2nd round or so. But I have a feeling he will probably be picked up in the third round or later. It really is unfortunate because I think Decker could havesnuck into the first round like Anthony Gonzalez did a couple of years ago, if he could haveavoided getting injured.Whatever team gets him will be getting a major steal, people will start to noticeand the media will make up excuses for why he fell so far in the draft.Edited by: celticdb15
Don Wassall said:Here's a good article on Decker that even acknowledges his athleticism. The writer speculates on whether the Dolphins might get him as a steal, ala Hartline last year, because of his foot injury making teams hesitant to draft him. A couple of DWFs in the comments section plead for Miami not to take any more White receivers.
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whiteathlete33 said:Don Wassall said:Here's a good article on Decker that even acknowledges his athleticism. The writer speculates on whether the Dolphins might get him as a steal, ala Hartline last year, because of his foot injury making teams hesitant to draft him. A couple of DWFs in the comments section plead for Miami not to take any more White receivers.
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The DWF's never cease to amaze me. With loser Ted Ginn Jr. on the team you would think the DWF's could see that at least half of black receivers turn out to be busts or at least under perform their entire careers.
backrow said:Minnesota WR Eric Decker reportedly had the best Wonderlic score of any player at February's Combine, getting 43-of-50 questions correct.
Decker couldn't run coming off Lisfranc surgery, so he tore up the written test instead. While intelligence won't suddenly make him healthy or a better prospect, he at least managed to capitalize on what he was able to do.
Source: Wes Bunting on Twitter