and this guy has found that reciever.........



03/16...Al's Draft Scoop...Don't be surprised if Michigan State WR Devin Thomas is the first receiver to come off the board in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft. Thomas has made the most of his chances to impress the NFL teams this offseason, while some of the other top prospects at the position have either failed to impress, or have injury concerns clouding their draft status. Thomas is a juco transfer that has been productive for just one season at MSU, but he's a player on the rise and has his best ball ahead of him. Thomas also has added value as a return man, having averaged 29.1 yds per kick return this past season. Texas WR Limas Sweed ran a 4.46 at the combine, but didn't workout due to a lingering wrist injury. Sweed will need to impress the scouts in the on-field drills at his pro day workout this Wednesday. WR Malcolm Kelly has yet to run or workout for the NFL teams this offseason because of a quad injury, but also has injury concerns regarding a knee injury that he suffered in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl game against Boise State. Kelly was timed in the forty at 4.54 in a previous campus workout, and is scheduled to workout at 10:00 am on April 9th for the NFL teams. Indiana WR James Hardy was impressive at both the combine and at his pro day workout, but has character concerns because of a three day jail stay for alleged battery on his girlfriend in 2006. Hardy was also suspended for two games that season for conduct detrimental to the team. California WR Desean Jackson has been impressive in both the on-field drills and in the individual testing, and ran a blistering 4.35 at the combine. The knock against Jackson at this time is his attitude and his lack of size, being measured at just 5-9.6 169 at the combine.

seriously, would you be surprised? smitty

I for one will not be surprised with a WR at the 10 pick. There is some talent there and we could end up with the bet WR in the draft.