I think we saw what Dywer can do with a couple of 100 yard performances, the issue with him has always been conditioning.
Would totally try to move Redman but considering no one even put an offer sheet in on him, I doubt anyone will give up a commodity for him in a...
Green Berets, Special Forces :lolol:
I'm sure coach is going to have a little chat with him about that :nea:
I totally agree. I think Bell is the best of the crop, I was never high on Lacy for reasons you already gave and Ball I liked but has ran behind a...
30 times a game and yawn at it he said :lolol:
Really love this pick, he's going to make an immediate impact, can't wait to see him catching the ball out of the backfield, sounds like Haley is...
Thanks BFT :thumbs_up: Like what I heard. On a side note, Todd better spend some time on a treadmill, the pudgy bastard :lolol:
Yeah at least Sweed could get his hands on it :hehehe:
Because its fun! Mr cranky pants :lolol: Of course we have to wait to see what we got but on paper we can grade it.
loving this draft so far. Get me Simon and Shamarko next and I don't care who they get after that, I'll even let you have Bray and be happy for ya...
Actually, you're right, with LSH here now, they can keep Red, Dwyer, and cut Batch.
We were talking about Wheatons 40, not Jones. Jones 40 doesn't matter, a WR's definitely matters.
Apple meet orange
I think we can just settle on that he's fast :lolol:
Steelers have drafted 3 high character guys so far, I will be shocked if they deviate from that, think they are sending a message.
Just saw on the home page that Haley says Wheaton plays faster then his 4.40 combine time. So just ran a slower time at the combine :shrug:
A Just paper right now but this is a great draft so far.
Redman. Him and Dwyer are both 1 year tenders but Red was undrafted, get nothing for him, keep Dwyer and if you lose him next season we'll get a pick.
This has his time as 4.34 (unofficial) http://eugenedailynews.com/2013/02/24/osus-markus-wheaton-runs-a-4-34-in-40-yard-dash/ 4.43 is nothing...
