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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by papz Arizona DE Brooks Reed's 1.54 ten-yard split at the Scouting Combine was by far the fastest recorded by pass rushers in Indianapolis. To put this in even greater perspective, Reed cleared ten yards quicker than A.J. ...
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03-11-2011, 08:54 AM | #221 |
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Originally Posted by papz
Here you geaux
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03-13-2011, 04:43 PM | #222 |
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JP's Saints Mock Draft (Wish List):
R1/24 Muhammad Wilkerson, DT - Temple (HT: 6-5 - WT: 305) Athletic Big Man who would be a natural DE in a 3-4 alignment; but with his athletic ability could be a freak at the 3-technique positon; moving up draft boards into the first round now... Alternate Picks: Ryan Kerrigan DE R2/56 Mason Foster, WLB - Washington (HT: 6-1⅛ - WT: 241) Marginal measurables, but his film tells a different story; he can bring the wood; John Madden/Mike Ditka type of player, old school; Durable and productive; Team Player... Alternate Picks: Robert Sands S, Bruce Carter OLB R3/72 Quinton Carter, S - Oklahoma (HT: 6-0⅝ - WT: 211) Go to Roman Harper's Wikipedia page and you'll see 'em swinging a golf club; picking Carter would help 'em stay there; he has excellent coverage skills at S: Fluid, Good Angles, Smart and has excellent community track record; not sure he's be there this late but would be a steal at this slot ... Alternate Picks: Jarvis Jenkins DT R3/88 Joseph Barksdale, OT - LSU (HT: 6-4¾ - WT: 325) Has all the physical tools; just has to geaux out there and punch someone in the mouth; could be a tremendous steal in Round 3 and set up the Saints OL on the right side for years to come... Alternate Picks: Casey Matthews LB R7/215 Willie Smith, T - East Carolina (HT: 6-5 - WT: 310) Good Size, Range; key component to helping his school set new performance records on offense; unofficial stat of 40+ knockdowns (i.e. pancakes, slammers) while playing in Conference USA; former Tight End whose made transition to Left Tackle, so he could fit in with Coach Payton's player eligible play calling; could look to replenish depth should Bushrod or Strief depart... Alternate Picks: Alex Henery K, Kenrick Ellis DT |
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03-13-2011, 11:22 PM | #223 |
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Grigsby shines at Pro Day
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03-16-2011, 06:45 AM | #225 |
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Excellent point; but Julio Jones running as well as he did on a broken foot at the combine got a lot of people interested; and you can't ignore that fact.
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03-16-2011, 08:13 AM | #226 |
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Ummm - Julio is a straight up FREAK! The more I hear about him, the more I like. IMO, he should go before AJ Green.
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Maybe it was their quarterback play in Alabama and maybe it wasn't... but he did not play up to his potential at Alabama. Sure he's a physical freak, but AJ Green is polished an a absolute monster. I can't remember ever labeling a WR this early(because yea it's premature and stupid), but if Green stays healthy throughout his career, I can see him knocking on Canton's door when it's all said and done.
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03-16-2011, 10:11 AM | #228 |
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Originally Posted by papz
Not sure I buy that. Bama runs a pretty conservative ball-control offense, which I would too with Ingram and Richardson in the backfield, so McElroy (QB) didn't target him as much. He spreads the ball around alot too so no one WR is gonna get all the targets.
And McElroy is a very hot/cold QB, more often cold than hot. In 2010 Jones played with a broken hand with a steel rod insert. If Bama ran a wide open offense he'd have put up outstanding numbers. What many don't realize is that Julio Jones is an outstanding blocker in the run game. His only true knock is that he does have the occasional dropsies, but not anything like Devery's 1st few years here. He has great hands, Dude can palm a medicine ball. |
03-16-2011, 11:04 AM | #229 |
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I agree with most of that but... as the top can't miss WR prospect coming into Bama, his expectations was to light college football on fire and put up world beating numbers. I understand McElroy wasn't great and they ran a ball control offense which did attribute to that. But, I still have to say he disappointed as far as living up to what he was suppose to be in college. I must admit the expectations were quite lofty.
If it makes you feel any better, I do think he's going to be an excellent pro... I just think AJ Green's game breaking ability makes him the better talent. |
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03-16-2011, 06:37 PM | #230 |
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Julio Jones is a warrior; and the more I think about it, if he fell to us, I wouldn't be disappointed one bit...
Cool Brees playing and Colston singing "...me and Julio down by the schoolyard..." |