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buxfan4life
The future's so bright, I've gotta wear... shades.
Not really a compliment since I am 40+ years of age, out of shape and still faster than Funchess.
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Didn't have a great vertical jump at 33 inches. Hopefully he lights up the cone drill and shuttles...
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mattynokes
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The NFL.com analysis also says that Heuerman isn't a good blocker. Maybe I'm wrong, but wasn't that what everyone was raving about in September, his ability to do it all?
As for Doran, it seems people are still looking at his 2013 tape and have yet to see 2014 Doran Grant. Prior to this year, I would question his ability to play in the league, but he did very well against Tippett and Cooper and is a pretty good corner.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Doran Grant: From national champion to covering NFL's best WR
Doran Grant is used to playing in a football-crazed town.
After four years in Columbus, Ohio, Grant is going to Pittsburgh, another city where its football team is held in high esteem.
One popular saying in Columbus is that the city has the best football team in the state-the Browns and Bengals included-and some years, that statement isn't too far off. The city is an oversized scene right out of the movie Friday Night Lights, as everything seemingly closes down when the Buckeyes kick it off on Saturdays.
The Buckeyes almost never lose. They've lost just three games over the past three years and have had 11 double-digit win seasons in the past 13 seasons. They won the Big 10's only BCS National Championship, and last season, they won the first-ever College Football Playoff. Quite simply, Ohio State's fans are drunk off success, and Grant was in the middle of it all during his time in Columbus.
Entire article: http://ohiostate.247sports.com/Bolt...al-champion-to-covering-NFLs-best-WR-38804441
Doran Grant is used to playing in a football-crazed town.
After four years in Columbus, Ohio, Grant is going to Pittsburgh, another city where its football team is held in high esteem.
One popular saying in Columbus is that the city has the best football team in the state-the Browns and Bengals included-and some years, that statement isn't too far off. The city is an oversized scene right out of the movie Friday Night Lights, as everything seemingly closes down when the Buckeyes kick it off on Saturdays.
The Buckeyes almost never lose. They've lost just three games over the past three years and have had 11 double-digit win seasons in the past 13 seasons. They won the Big 10's only BCS National Championship, and last season, they won the first-ever College Football Playoff. Quite simply, Ohio State's fans are drunk off success, and Grant was in the middle of it all during his time in Columbus.
Entire article: http://ohiostate.247sports.com/Bolt...al-champion-to-covering-NFLs-best-WR-38804441
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