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History shows that most converted WR don't become good in-line blockers. They lack the technique and experience, and most of the time toughness. Name a converted college-WR who was considered a good blocker by his 3rd season.
KirkGibson said:Gi-15 said:Obvouisly you got to project what you're going to get from a player. And I guess you do that by comparing history of the player, his current skills-set with player you already know. What makes you think that this guy will ever be a regular player in the NFL?KirkGibson said:Gi-15 said:Yeah, and they are going to like his separation skills too, ever heard of Mike Williams, Reggie Williams, Dewayne Jarrett? they had pretty good college careers too... when will NFL scouts learn?
Playing armchair scout and gm 3 or 4 years AFTER the fact is extremely easy. BEFORE the fact, no one is 100% certain of how someone will perform until the step on the field, and play for a few years. ÂÂ
The methodology of determining how a player will apply his talent on the next level is more an art than a science.
I never said the guy was gonna be a regular player. No one did. This is the combine, not the draft.  He might not even get drafted.  I think you guys might be getting a little ahead of yourselves with this guy. He's simply being evaluated just like everyone else in attendance. It's not that serious.
Gi-15 said:History shows that most converted WR don't become good in-line blockers. They lack the technique and experience, and most of the time toughness. Name a converted college-WR who was considered a good blocker by his 3rd season.
who the hell are you? If you dont care about the players then get the F*ck out of here.KirkGibson said:dwid said:It is serious when their are much more talented players like Eric Peterman being left out.
It's serious to you, but not to anyone who matters. I doubt scouts and GM's are losing any sleep at Peterman not being there.
and of course they show the video of his proposal....Gi-15 said:wow, Ian Johnson ran a unoffcial 4.38 at 212 pounds, that was unexpected
yeah he wouldnt be a bad player to have but like you said wouldnt be able to have a heavy workload, so i dont know where that puts him in the draft.Gi-15 said:I gotta agree with you Dwid, he won't be an every-down player, but I'd still take him on my team.
Knoshown Moreno "the pride of NJ" ran an unofficial 4.55
KirkGibson said:dwid said:who the hell are you? If you dont care about the players then get the F*ck out of here. Who cares about the the gms? We care about the players who deserve a shot to make it, and they are not getting the chance to showcase their talent. So if you don't agree with that then get the hell out of here. how will a gm or scout ever know about him? you think they have time to look at every receiver in the nation? You dont care about those players? All the hard work they did to get to where they are despite of the caste system working against them? You dont care about their families that are rooting for them to make it? but no some guy that is less talented gets to be seen and noticed by a scout and thats okay? get out of here, seriously.KirkGibson said:dwid said:It is serious when their are much more talented players like Eric Peterman being left out.
It's serious to you, but not to anyone who matters. I doubt scouts and GM's are losing any sleep at Peterman not being there.
Hahaha, oh okay. I guess I'll leave because you told me to, lol.
First of all, I'll post wherever the f*ck I want to post. Secondly, no, I don't care about these people.. and I care even less about their families. Whatever happens to Jaison Williams or Eric Peterman over the next few months has absolutely no impact on my life whatsoever.
Jaison Williams had more catches than Peterman, more yards than Peterman, more yards per catch than Peterman, and more touchdowns than Peterman. His numbers dropped when the Ducks went from a 67% completion, running quarterback to a scatter-armed nobody.  Will he get drafted? Maybe not.. but his actual on-field production earned him a look.ÂÂ
Like I said before, I've never even heard of this clown, but NFL did, and made the decision to invite him based on that production.  You're just gonna have to live with it.
KirkGibson said:dwid said:who the hell are you? If you dont care about the players then get the F*ck out of here. Who cares about the the gms? We care about the players who deserve a shot to make it, and they are not getting the chance to showcase their talent. So if you don't agree with that then get the hell out of here. how will a gm or scout ever know about him? you think they have time to look at every receiver in the nation? You dont care about those players? All the hard work they did to get to where they are despite of the caste system working against them? You dont care about their families that are rooting for them to make it? but no some guy that is less talented gets to be seen and noticed by a scout and thats okay? get out of here, seriously.KirkGibson said:dwid said:It is serious when their are much more talented players like Eric Peterman being left out.
It's serious to you, but not to anyone who matters. I doubt scouts and GM's are losing any sleep at Peterman not being there.
Hahaha, oh okay. I guess I'll leave because you told me to, lol.
First of all, I'll post wherever the f*ck I want to post. Secondly, no, I don't care about these people.. and I care even less about their families. Whatever happens to Jaison Williams or Eric Peterman over the next few months has absolutely no impact on my life whatsoever.
Jaison Williams had more catches than Peterman, more yards than Peterman, more yards per catch than Peterman, and more touchdowns than Peterman. His numbers dropped when the Ducks went from a 67% completion, running quarterback to a scatter-armed nobody.  Will he get drafted? Maybe not.. but his actual on-field production earned him a look.ÂÂ
Like I said before, I've never even heard of this clown, but NFL did, and made the decision to invite him based on that production.  You're just gonna have to live with it.