(03-05-2022, 04:06 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(03-04-2022, 11:02 PM)ATLjag Wrote: In years past, it seemed a quarter of the RBs showed hands of stone in passing drills.  This year, they all look like natural pass catchers.  I think good RB depth can be found in the later rounds.

That's one of the reasons why I wouldn't draft one. This RB is loaded. I actually have like 25 RB's that I like. There is no way all of them are gonna get drafted. There just isn't that many teams with RB needs. There will be some very good RB's sitting out there as UDFA's that we wouldn't have to use a pick on. I'd bring in a couple. It's ideal!

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(03-05-2022, 02:30 AM)Bullseye Wrote: Here are some reports on the TE position from the Combine, courtesy of walterfootball.com

https://walterfootball.com/combine2022stockTE.php

If walterfootball is accurate, it seems like Texas A & M TE Jalen Wydermeyer may start trending downward.

Here is some buzz on the WR stock.

https://walterfootball.com/combine2022stockWR.php

If Justyn ross was 100% cleared, why the hell didn't he run?!?

I don't quite understand the whole thing about preferring to run at your own campus to the exclusion of performing at the combine, barring some sort of health issue precluding you from doing so.  It's not like you will play in your own home stadium every game in your NFL career.

Honest to God, with all his injuries I don't even have him ranked. I wouldn't waste a draft pick on him. I'd only add him as an UDFA.

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Oh, your stance on Ross has been quite clear for a long time.  Given the nature of his injuries, as a layperson, I share your level of concern.  I have to imagine actual team doctors would have a lower medical grade on him than most players.

That said, if he becomes a UDFA, I would make him a priority signing.  At that point, he is worth the risk if he's cleared by medical to be able to play.

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