01-09-2013, 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by tomis_gator
You do know Al Davis is dead...right?
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You do know his family continues to run them into the ground...right?
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01-10-2013, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by ACCecil
By the way, one of the RB's in the Army all-star game according to the announcers wakes up EVERYDAY at 5:00 a.m. and runs 5 miles.
I told my oldest son that b/c my oldest son thought he worked hard when he played HS football. I disagreed. He doesn't play football anymore but he still wakes up an hour an a half before school or work. I told him here is a guy that is considered the best HS RB in the nation by some people and he gets up at 5am and runs.
That is working hard.
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Yeah, I heard that too during the broadcast. I was floored when I heard it. My girlfriend, back in middle school, used to do that too. (Kind of) She had to get up an hour before school and practice tennis. She later went on to play for IU. (Indiana)
But yeah, great example of a kid that is truly dedicated to his cause. Glad you brought this up. Gonna tell the 14 year old about it. She plays softball for her high-school. Frosh on varsity. Thx
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01-10-2013, 06:27 AM
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Different story on this board if he wore the O & B.... JMO
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01-10-2013, 06:44 AM
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I think a team does take him. What he does after that is anyone's guess.
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01-10-2013, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by revthejedi
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You want to put a 5'9 175lb kid with poor discipline and coverage skills at safety in the NFL?
Ahmad Black makes up for his lack of size by smart play and always being in the right position. Plus he's more athletic (much better vertical jump) than Tyrann.
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01-10-2013, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by dakcman
You want to put a 5'9 175lb kid at safety in the NFL? 
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If you get him at 185-190 at 5'9, I might take the chance honestly. I'm not saying that I am going to draft him in rounds 1-3 or even 4-5 but I would take a kid with a lot of heart. I know Will Hill is bigger but he sucked at Florida, and now he's coming along nicely at New York, IMO only..
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01-10-2013, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by gator1986
If you get him at 185-190 at 5'9, I might take the chance honestly. I'm not saying that I am going to draft him in rounds 1-3 or even 4-5 but I would take a kid with a lot of heart. I know Will Hill is bigger but he sucked at Florida, and now he's coming along nicely at New York, IMO only..
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I wouldnt say Will Hill sucked....did he play to his full potential? IMO no but at times he did (see the 2010 Georgia game) he wasn't a liability on the field at all to say he sucked is crazy
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01-10-2013, 08:39 AM
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01-10-2013, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by g8rfan22
Different story on this board if he wore the O & B.... JMO
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I don't believe so. We do a pretty good job at calling our own out as well.
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01-10-2013, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by ACCecil
I will be shocked if he gets drafted.
5'9 and whatever isn't going to cut it in the NFL nowadays with WR's commonly in the 6'5 225 range and who run like deers.
He had one good year, played way over his head, made once in a lifetime plays, let it go to his head, ignored his coaches, let his teammates down why would any NFL GM, scout or coach had him a bunch of money.
He's too short, dumb and immature to handle money.
If you are going to be a good NFL you can't be immature or worried about doing too many interviews or be short or whatever. You have to have god given physical skills and the maturity to work your ass off even though you have those skills.
Just my opinion.
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He WILL get drafted... Kinda like the Janoris draft spot. How tall is Janoris??? He is doing pretty good in the NFL.
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01-10-2013, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by G8RNTN
He WILL get drafted... Kinda like the Janoris draft spot. How tall is Janoris??? He is doing pretty good in the NFL.
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Not at all like Janoris Jenkins. Janoris is 5'10", 195lbs and has a much better vertical than Tyrann. Janoris also has ELITE, not good, not very good, ELITE cover skills. Prior to getting kicked off the team he was projected as a top-15 pick.
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01-10-2013, 09:54 AM
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Janoris is also faster. He ran a 4.44 at the NFL combine. The Honey Badger is closer to a 4.6 40 time and anyone who follows the draft knows that's a significant difference for a DB.
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“I told them in the locker room: I don’t want anybody to forget this season,” Muschamp said. “I don’t want anybody to forget the frustration, the tough times, the guys that weren’t committed to our program and wanting to do it the right way. As we move forward, understand the type of commitment it’s going to take to be successful and to do the type of things you’ve got to do to be successful."
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01-10-2013, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by gator1986
Joe Haden 5'11 190, Tyrann 5'9 180......
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No offense, but that is a HUGE difference when playing cb.
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01-10-2013, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by dakcman
Not at all like Janoris Jenkins. Janoris is 5'10", 195lbs and has a much better vertical than Tyrann. Janoris also has ELITE, not good, not very good, ELITE cover skills. Prior to getting kicked off the team he was projected as a top-15 pick.
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And so was the honey badger also projected to go in the not top 15 but top 10! He was a heisman candidate as well. U will just have to disagree with me on this I guess. But like I said, not much of a difference in Janoris' draft.
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01-10-2013, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by G8RNTN
And so was the honey badger also projected to go in the not top 15 but top 10! He was a heisman candidate as well. U will just have to disagree with me on this I guess. But like I said, not much of a difference in Janoris' draft.
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Prove it. He was a freshman that year and was not projected there. Here's a good write-up by Russ Lande: http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/...e-drafted.html
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“I told them in the locker room: I don’t want anybody to forget this season,” Muschamp said. “I don’t want anybody to forget the frustration, the tough times, the guys that weren’t committed to our program and wanting to do it the right way. As we move forward, understand the type of commitment it’s going to take to be successful and to do the type of things you’ve got to do to be successful."
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01-10-2013, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by dakcman
You want to put a 5'9 175lb kid with poor discipline and coverage skills at safety in the NFL?
Ahmad Black makes up for his lack of size by smart play and always being in the right position. Plus he's more athletic (much better vertical jump) than Tyrann.
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He played some safety at LSU, I'm not saying he can start at safety in the NFL but I do think he can be a guy that comes in and plays a Safety/Nickel. Mathieu is a athletic anomaly IMO, his measurables aren't great but he became a standout player in a league filled with great defensive players. I think there is something to be said about that. How much higher is Ahmad's vertical that Tyrann's? I think you're discounting Tyrann's skills, but whatevs man.
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01-10-2013, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by revthejedi
He played some safety at LSU, I'm not saying he can start at safety in the NFL but I do think he can be a guy that comes in and plays a Safety/Nickel. Mathieu is a athletic anomaly IMO, his measurables aren't great but he became a standout player in a league filled with great defensive players. I think there is something to be said about that. How much higher is Ahmad's vertical that Tyrann's? I think you're discounting Tyrann's skills, but whatevs man.
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That's what I said in my first post - he can maybe come in and play in a nickel situation. Maybe. He's athletically gifted but he's sat out of football for a year now and even back in 2011 he didn't have great technique. Sloppy footwork, would get beat on routes, can in no way play press coverage and even when a WR gets a free release they can still out jump or out-muscle him for the ball.
As mentioned, he doesn't have a great vertical (24" coming out of high school compared to Joe Haden 37.5 out of high school and 35.5 at the NFL combine and Janoris had a 33.5 at the NFL combine). I'd also be interested to see Tyrann's arm length and hand size compared to other guys who would be considered short DBs. He's also closer to a 4.6 40 guy whereas Janoris and Joe are in the 4.4 range.
Nickel corners typically (not always) don't get drafted until round 3 or 4. With his character concerns and lack of play for a year I don't see him going until the 6th round. I wouldn't even have him on my draft board - but that's just me. We'll see, but I don't think he makes it very long in the NFL except maybe as a KR/PR.
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“I told them in the locker room: I don’t want anybody to forget this season,” Muschamp said. “I don’t want anybody to forget the frustration, the tough times, the guys that weren’t committed to our program and wanting to do it the right way. As we move forward, understand the type of commitment it’s going to take to be successful and to do the type of things you’ve got to do to be successful."
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01-10-2013, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by dakcman
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Like I said, u will just have to disagree with me.
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01-10-2013, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by dakcman
I wouldn't draft him. Major headcase. Too small to be a starting CB. *MAYBE* can come in as a nickle but he still would be way undersized and if I were an OC I'd find the mismatch by making him cover a large WR or TE.
His biggest potential asset is as a KR/PR, not an every down player.
He's just not built for the NFL.
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So buy your measuring stick where does ELAM fit?
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01-10-2013, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by GatorNation850
I wouldnt say Will Hill sucked....did he play to his full potential? IMO no but at times he did (see the 2010 Georgia game) he wasn't a liability on the field at all to say he sucked is crazy
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It's all about what your personal opinion is he wasn't a liability but he definitely was not great sorry my use of words was poor
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