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I finally got some free time to spend reading up on some of our picks, and in particular, this guy, whom i had never heard of.  Thought I'd share a pretty good write up on him.  What struck me is that he said he probably would have chosen to come here anyway were he not drafted.  Enjoy.

 

http://www.app.com/story/sports/college/.../26788723/

 

Edit: Sterling in topic

Tight end to PS and learn from julius?
Quote:Tight end to PS and learn from julius?
Get the kid in camp and see what happens!
I have a good feeling about this guy.
Thanks for sharing.  Looks like he has all the tools, and we might be keeping an extra TE this year so he has a shot.

Potential Lewis replacement next year if he smoothly transitions to TE and plays well. 

Big guy in the slot. He might be a jewel
Quote:Big guy in the slot. He might be a jewel
 

A diamond?
He's got the tools physically. Let's hope he puts it all together. Seems like a TE in the making also
here's a few highlights.I like him.Runs pretty well for a bigger receiver

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uffUXOI7qWI

Quote:Potential Lewis replacement next year if he smoothly transitions to TE and plays well. 
Koyack is more in the Lewis mold than Sterling will ever be. Sterling is a move tight end/H-back type, not an inline drive blocker.
Quote:Koyack is more in the Lewis mold than Sterling will ever be. Sterling is a move tight end/H-back type, not an inline drive blocker.


Was thinking the same thing. I've seen little tape of Koyack and Sterling, but Koyack seems to be in the mold of Lewis and Sterling seems to be in the mold of Thomas.


The TE group is all of a sudden a nice core.
Ive felt this way about almost any pass catcher that comes though here. he is a 7th round pick lets just see how it plays out

Quote:Potential Lewis replacement next year if he smoothly transitions to TE and plays well. 
 

He's not a Lewis replacement. He's a flex/move TE like Thomas. If there's a lewis replacement/back-up in this draft it's Koyack - but expecting a 7th rounder to develop into a starter is a little optimistic.
Quote:A diamond?


A hidden jewel. A diamond in the ruff
Quote:A hidden jewel. A diamond in the ruff
I believe the term is "gem"
I guarantee if we only get 5-6 wins, 90% of the people who are saying they expect that number as part of the teams development will be calling for everyone's head.

 

After all the investment into the roster and the time for development, if we are still losing more games than we are winning, then there are some serious problems with this team.

 

Losing isn't pretty. Losing exposes flaws and there are now too many years of acquisition and too many veterans now on this roster to be having the types of flaws that keeps you multiple games below .500.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2015/profiles/n...id=2553451
 
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http://www.nfl.com/draft/2015/profiles/m...id=2552468
 
 
Just to increase perspective on what a fine TE prospect Sterling is.  Those measurables at TE are just scary.
I think Sterling will be one of those guys potentially along with Sample, Marshall, and Fowler who will be moved around a lot to take advantage of their talents. So we'll probably see him line up multiple places.

Let's all just hope that the NFL game isn't too big, nor too fast for him.

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