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Bill Lucas
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So backups are Alabi, Miller, Wray? Look solid and yes I think freshman Miller will crack the two deep easily.
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I'm very confident that line can get it done. Just need Myers to perfect that snap before he smashes the DLine
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OregonBuckeye
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I think another year might've been beneficial but good luck to him. He had a great 3 years here
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Dear NFL, please don't overthink these college stars
Now that the 40-yard dashes, hand size measurements and probing interviews are behind us, let's do what we do every year around this time.
Consider it our free scouting service to NFL general managers: Here are five "sleeper" players who despite the tape, production and numbers from their college careers will invariably be undervalued in the upcoming draft -- whether for size, shorter arms, slower 40 times or being a "tweener" at the pro level.
NFL clubs had better not sleep on these players, whose college production indicates they'll outperform where they're selected in the 2019 NFL draft. None of them is projected to go in Thursday's first round -- and maybe not in the top two or three rounds -- but their college pedigrees suggest they can carve out successful NFL careers.
Michael Jordan, C/G, Ohio State: The 6-7, 310-pound Jordan played center and guard for the Buckeyes and was an enforcer in the middle of that offensive line. There will be several offensive linemen who go higher in the draft than Jordan, but he's going to play a long time in the NFL.
Entire article: http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/26531653/dear-nfl-please-overthink-college-stars
Now that the 40-yard dashes, hand size measurements and probing interviews are behind us, let's do what we do every year around this time.
Consider it our free scouting service to NFL general managers: Here are five "sleeper" players who despite the tape, production and numbers from their college careers will invariably be undervalued in the upcoming draft -- whether for size, shorter arms, slower 40 times or being a "tweener" at the pro level.
NFL clubs had better not sleep on these players, whose college production indicates they'll outperform where they're selected in the 2019 NFL draft. None of them is projected to go in Thursday's first round -- and maybe not in the top two or three rounds -- but their college pedigrees suggest they can carve out successful NFL careers.
Michael Jordan, C/G, Ohio State: The 6-7, 310-pound Jordan played center and guard for the Buckeyes and was an enforcer in the middle of that offensive line. There will be several offensive linemen who go higher in the draft than Jordan, but he's going to play a long time in the NFL.
Entire article: http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/26531653/dear-nfl-please-overthink-college-stars
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