Todd Gurley
UGA
Height: 184 cm
Weight: 15.9 stone
Strengths: Beassst Mode, Elusiveness, Speed, Vision, Agility
Bio: The best running back to enter the league in a long time.
Player Comp: Adrian Peterson, Running Back
Friday, April 24, 2015
#1 NFL Draft - Todd Gurley - RB - UGA
Todd Gurley is a pretty straight forward guy. He just flat out balls. An absolute beast and the kind of running back this league has been yearning for since the introduction of Adrian Peterson. There is nothing that Todd Gurley can't do. He has all the tools that you look for in a running back and I expect him to take the league by storm. Todd Gurley is the kind of back that takes over games. He has the ability to close out games and has the ability to explode for a touchdown every time he touches the ball. In the discussion for the greatest man on turf...
Todd Gurley
UGA
Height: 184 cm
Weight: 15.9 stone
Strengths: Beassst Mode, Elusiveness, Speed, Vision, Agility
Bio: The best running back to enter the league in a long time.
Player Comp: Adrian Peterson, Running Back
Todd Gurley
UGA
Height: 184 cm
Weight: 15.9 stone
Strengths: Beassst Mode, Elusiveness, Speed, Vision, Agility
Bio: The best running back to enter the league in a long time.
Player Comp: Adrian Peterson, Running Back
#4 NFL Draft - Breshad Perriman - WR - UCF
This guy has shot up the draft like a bottle rocket in July. And the kid can play. That's why. The first thing you notice about him is his last name and go, wait, I reckon I heard that name before. Like his dad, he is a pretty swaggy player. Unlike his dad, he drips swag...
Breshad Perriman
UCF
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 15.1 stone
Stengths: Playmaker, Size, Speed, Strength, Range, Vertical leap
Bio: Elite speed. As dangerous with the ball in the air as after the catch. Will take a slant to the house. Big, strong, athletic target who has great range. Presents problems downfield for opponents and is just as lethal in the red zone. He projects as a #2 WR from day one that could project into a #1 WR and be a dynamic player.
Player Comp: Julio Jones, Wide Receiver
Breshad Perriman
UCF
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 15.1 stone
Stengths: Playmaker, Size, Speed, Strength, Range, Vertical leap
Bio: Elite speed. As dangerous with the ball in the air as after the catch. Will take a slant to the house. Big, strong, athletic target who has great range. Presents problems downfield for opponents and is just as lethal in the red zone. He projects as a #2 WR from day one that could project into a #1 WR and be a dynamic player.
Player Comp: Julio Jones, Wide Receiver
APRIL TOP 25
First 10
1) Todd Gurley RB
2) Jameis Winston QB
3) Leonard Williams DT
4) Breshad Perriman WR
5) Bud Dupree OLB
6) Marcus Mariota QB
7) Amari Cooper WR
8) Trae Waynes CB
9) Dante Fowler DE
10) Malcom Brown DT
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Second 10
11) Shane Ray DE
12) Kevin White WR
13) Randy Gregory DE
14) Melvin Gordon RB
15) Vic Beasley DE
16) La'el Collins OL
17) Marcus Peters CB
18) Danny Shelton DT
19) Brandon Scherff OT
20) Eric Kendricks LB
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Last Five
21) DJ Humphries OT
22) Eli Harold DE
23) Dorial Green-Beckham WR
24) Jake Fisher OT
25) Stephone Anthony LB
1) Todd Gurley RB
2) Jameis Winston QB
3) Leonard Williams DT
4) Breshad Perriman WR
5) Bud Dupree OLB
6) Marcus Mariota QB
7) Amari Cooper WR
8) Trae Waynes CB
9) Dante Fowler DE
10) Malcom Brown DT
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Second 10
11) Shane Ray DE
12) Kevin White WR
13) Randy Gregory DE
14) Melvin Gordon RB
15) Vic Beasley DE
16) La'el Collins OL
17) Marcus Peters CB
18) Danny Shelton DT
19) Brandon Scherff OT
20) Eric Kendricks LB
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Last Five
21) DJ Humphries OT
22) Eli Harold DE
23) Dorial Green-Beckham WR
24) Jake Fisher OT
25) Stephone Anthony LB
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Thursday, December 25, 2014
Mock Draft Teaser
1) Tampa Bay -- Jameis Winston QB Florida St
2) Tennessee -- Marcus Mariota QB Oregon
3) Jacksonville -- Amari Cooper WR Alabama
4) New York -- Leonard Williams DT USC
5) Oakland -- Brandon Scherff OT Iowa
6) Washington -- Landon Collins S Alabama
7) Chicago -- Randy Gregory DE Nebraska
8) Atlanta -- Melvin Gordon RB Wisconsin
9) Minnesota -- Shaq Thompson S Washington
10) New York G -- Shawn Oakman DT Baylor
2) Tennessee -- Marcus Mariota QB Oregon
3) Jacksonville -- Amari Cooper WR Alabama
4) New York -- Leonard Williams DT USC
5) Oakland -- Brandon Scherff OT Iowa
6) Washington -- Landon Collins S Alabama
7) Chicago -- Randy Gregory DE Nebraska
8) Atlanta -- Melvin Gordon RB Wisconsin
9) Minnesota -- Shaq Thompson S Washington
10) New York G -- Shawn Oakman DT Baylor
Friday, August 15, 2014
Johnny Manziel STILL a BUST
Sorry, guys. Like his fellow comrades Jeremy Lin, Tim Tebow, and every other ESPN character driven into the ground, Johnny will find himself next in line on the Island of Misfit Toys. This is not where you wanna be. I applaud Johnny for cashing in on anything and everything he can get in the upcoming months, because, soon, like a disease, it will all be taken from him.
Johnny can't play in this league. I watch Johnny and it's just not good. For one, he has happy feet in the pocket. It didn't take a rocket scientist to play DE contain and not let him move out of the pocket in college. The LSU game I stressed this so, so, so, so, much. They have guys that consistently make it to the league and that can get upfield with speed. This is what you see in the NFL. Against shitty teams like Rice even if you play DE contain you have no push in the middle to get in his face and it can be Johnny Football Time all damn day. You have no LB's that can run and hunt you down. They have all these guys in the league.
Johnny wants to leave the pocket and when you watch him it's funny because he doesn't have the speed to run around NFL LB's and DE's so plays in college where he'd roll and run and make some ridiculous play, those are now replaced with happy feet, sheer panic, and fear. He by no means has a "live" arm so he can't even over time learn the nuances of the pocket and rely more on his arms than legs. He is a legs player and in this league a guy like him don't work.
See, a guy like Doug Flutie works and a guy like Johnny Manziel doesn't work. Johnny can talk passion, blah, competitive, blah, but he doesn't have heart. Flutie has heart. Flutie sticks his nose in the pocket and gets drilled. Manziel happy feets because he's thinking flush the pocket, but shit, these guys are too fast, so his feet are always moving, and it's hard to throw a ball with mustard on it when your feet aren't set. Isn't that a passion, competitive, heart play from a QB to look down the gun barrel and say I don't care? Flutie had agility that was off the charts for a QB and he was a magician out there....on ANY level he played. Jon was a magician in the undersized, speedy, SEC. Yes those FLA 6' 210LB LB's are safeties, not LB's. Very fitting for a guy like him an undersized, speedy guy. I think a lot of Flutie's success came because he was so small, even smaller than Manziel, so, the chip on this guy's shoulder was like 100 pounds. I don't think Jon has that chip because he doesn't. He's Hollywood thinking he's a Primetime player when in reality he's just on Hollywood Squares. Sorry Jon..... I don't remember
Johnny can't play in this league. I watch Johnny and it's just not good. For one, he has happy feet in the pocket. It didn't take a rocket scientist to play DE contain and not let him move out of the pocket in college. The LSU game I stressed this so, so, so, so, much. They have guys that consistently make it to the league and that can get upfield with speed. This is what you see in the NFL. Against shitty teams like Rice even if you play DE contain you have no push in the middle to get in his face and it can be Johnny Football Time all damn day. You have no LB's that can run and hunt you down. They have all these guys in the league.
Johnny wants to leave the pocket and when you watch him it's funny because he doesn't have the speed to run around NFL LB's and DE's so plays in college where he'd roll and run and make some ridiculous play, those are now replaced with happy feet, sheer panic, and fear. He by no means has a "live" arm so he can't even over time learn the nuances of the pocket and rely more on his arms than legs. He is a legs player and in this league a guy like him don't work.
See, a guy like Doug Flutie works and a guy like Johnny Manziel doesn't work. Johnny can talk passion, blah, competitive, blah, but he doesn't have heart. Flutie has heart. Flutie sticks his nose in the pocket and gets drilled. Manziel happy feets because he's thinking flush the pocket, but shit, these guys are too fast, so his feet are always moving, and it's hard to throw a ball with mustard on it when your feet aren't set. Isn't that a passion, competitive, heart play from a QB to look down the gun barrel and say I don't care? Flutie had agility that was off the charts for a QB and he was a magician out there....on ANY level he played. Jon was a magician in the undersized, speedy, SEC. Yes those FLA 6' 210LB LB's are safeties, not LB's. Very fitting for a guy like him an undersized, speedy guy. I think a lot of Flutie's success came because he was so small, even smaller than Manziel, so, the chip on this guy's shoulder was like 100 pounds. I don't think Jon has that chip because he doesn't. He's Hollywood thinking he's a Primetime player when in reality he's just on Hollywood Squares. Sorry Jon..... I don't remember
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Top 75
1) Jadeveon Clowney MLB
2) Khalil Mack LB
3) Greg Robinson OT
4) Sammy Watkins WR
5) Eric Ebron TE
6) Justin Gilbert CB
7) Blake Bortles QB
8) Bradley Roby CB
9) Aaron Donald DT/MLB
10) Jeremiah Attaochu OLB
10) Darqueze Dennard CB
11) Derek Carr QB
12) Taylor Lewan OT
13) Ryan Shazier LB
14) Odell Beckham Jr. WR
15) Kyle Fuller CB
16) Kelvin Benjamin WR
17) Jake Matthews OT
18) Anthony Barr LB
19) Mike Evans WR
20) Jason Verrett CB
21) Ra'Shede Hageman DT
22) Zack Martin G/T
23) Deone Bucannon SS
24) Kony Ealy DE
25) Xavier Su'a-Filo G
26) Scott Crichton OLB
27) Haha Clinton-Dix FS
28) Marqise Lee WR
29) Stephon Tuitt DE
30) CJ Mosley LB
31) Calvin Pryor S
32) Louis Nix DT
33) Pierre Desir CB
34) Brandin Cooks WR
35) Stanley Jean-Baptiste CB
36) Bishop Sankey RB
37) Kareem Martin OLB
38) Paul Richardson WR
39) Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE
40) Timmy Jernigan DT
41) Martavis Bryant WR
42) Teddy Bridgewater QB
43) Keith McGill CB/S
44) Antonio Richardson OT
45) Davante Adams WR
46) Jace Amaro TE
47) Allen Robinson WR
48) Morgan Moses OT
49) Kyle Van Noy S/LB
50) Larry Webster TE
51) Carlos Hyde RB
52) Jimmie Ward FS
53) Marcus Martin C
54) Robert Herron WR
55) Marcus Smith DE
56) Chris Smith OLB
57) Jordan Matthews WR
58) Tre Mason RB
59) Ed Reynolds FS
60) Trent Murphy
61) Johnny Manziel QB
62) Troy Niklas TE
63) Trai Turner G/T
64) AJ McCarron QB
65) Demarcus Lawrence OLB
66) Philip Gaines CB
67) Chris Borland LB
68) Joel Bitonio G/T
69) Will Sutton DT
70) Dee Ford OLB
71) Dri Archer RB
2) Khalil Mack LB
3) Greg Robinson OT
4) Sammy Watkins WR
5) Eric Ebron TE
6) Justin Gilbert CB
7) Blake Bortles QB
8) Bradley Roby CB
9) Aaron Donald DT/MLB
10) Jeremiah Attaochu OLB
10) Darqueze Dennard CB
11) Derek Carr QB
12) Taylor Lewan OT
13) Ryan Shazier LB
14) Odell Beckham Jr. WR
15) Kyle Fuller CB
16) Kelvin Benjamin WR
17) Jake Matthews OT
18) Anthony Barr LB
19) Mike Evans WR
20) Jason Verrett CB
21) Ra'Shede Hageman DT
22) Zack Martin G/T
23) Deone Bucannon SS
24) Kony Ealy DE
25) Xavier Su'a-Filo G
26) Scott Crichton OLB
27) Haha Clinton-Dix FS
28) Marqise Lee WR
29) Stephon Tuitt DE
30) CJ Mosley LB
31) Calvin Pryor S
32) Louis Nix DT
33) Pierre Desir CB
34) Brandin Cooks WR
35) Stanley Jean-Baptiste CB
36) Bishop Sankey RB
37) Kareem Martin OLB
38) Paul Richardson WR
39) Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE
40) Timmy Jernigan DT
41) Martavis Bryant WR
42) Teddy Bridgewater QB
43) Keith McGill CB/S
44) Antonio Richardson OT
45) Davante Adams WR
46) Jace Amaro TE
47) Allen Robinson WR
48) Morgan Moses OT
49) Kyle Van Noy S/LB
50) Larry Webster TE
51) Carlos Hyde RB
52) Jimmie Ward FS
53) Marcus Martin C
54) Robert Herron WR
55) Marcus Smith DE
56) Chris Smith OLB
57) Jordan Matthews WR
58) Tre Mason RB
59) Ed Reynolds FS
60) Trent Murphy
61) Johnny Manziel QB
62) Troy Niklas TE
63) Trai Turner G/T
64) AJ McCarron QB
65) Demarcus Lawrence OLB
66) Philip Gaines CB
67) Chris Borland LB
68) Joel Bitonio G/T
69) Will Sutton DT
70) Dee Ford OLB
71) Dri Archer RB
72) Jawuan James OT
73) Gabe Jackson G
74) Daquan Jones DT
75) Jordan Zumwalt LB
66) Donte Moncrief WR
69) Tom Savage QB
70) Jimmy Garoppolo QB
72) Cody Latimer WR
75) Ego Ferguson DT
76) Carl Bradford LB
77) Dominique Easley DT
78) Brandon Thomas G
79) Chris Borland LB
80) Jackson Jeffcoat OLB
81) Trevor Reilly OLB
82) Andre Williams RB
83) Bashaud Breeland CB
84) Kelcy Quarles DT
85) Terrance West RB
86) Christian Jones LB
89) Marcus Roberson CB
90) Jaylen Watkins CB
91) Daniel McCullers NT
93) Jarvis Landry WR
94) Jordan Tripp LB
95) Cyril Richardson G
96) Travis Swanson C
97) Loucheiz Purifoy CB
98) James Gayle OLB
99) Anthony Johnson DT
100) Aaron Lynch OLB
101) George Uko DT
103) Ross Cockrell SS
104) Tre Boston FS
105) Brandon Coleman WR
106) Devin Street WR
107) Arthur Lynch TE
108) Marqueston Huff S
109) John Brown WR
110) DeAndre Coleman DE
111) Storm Johnson RB
112) Adrian Hubbard OLB
113) Lamin Barrow LB
114) Khairi Fortt LB
115) De'Anthony Thomas RB
116) Zach Mettenberger QB
117) Charles Leno G/T
118) Seantrel Henderson OT
119) David Yankey G
120) Wesley Johnson OT
121) Michael Sam OLB
122) Yawin Smallwood LB
123) Kirby Van der Kamp P
124) Khyri Thornton DT
125) Logan Thomas QB/TE
126) Kevin Pierre-Louis S/LB
127) A.C. Leonard TE
128) Jonathan Dowling FS
129) David Fales QB
130) Tajh Boyd QB
131) Trey Millard FB
132) Vinnie Sunseri SS
133) Dontae Johnson FS
134) Prince Shembo LB
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66) Donte Moncrief WR
69) Tom Savage QB
70) Jimmy Garoppolo QB
72) Cody Latimer WR
75) Ego Ferguson DT
76) Carl Bradford LB
77) Dominique Easley DT
78) Brandon Thomas G
79) Chris Borland LB
80) Jackson Jeffcoat OLB
81) Trevor Reilly OLB
82) Andre Williams RB
83) Bashaud Breeland CB
84) Kelcy Quarles DT
85) Terrance West RB
86) Christian Jones LB
89) Marcus Roberson CB
90) Jaylen Watkins CB
91) Daniel McCullers NT
93) Jarvis Landry WR
94) Jordan Tripp LB
95) Cyril Richardson G
96) Travis Swanson C
97) Loucheiz Purifoy CB
98) James Gayle OLB
99) Anthony Johnson DT
100) Aaron Lynch OLB
101) George Uko DT
103) Ross Cockrell SS
104) Tre Boston FS
105) Brandon Coleman WR
106) Devin Street WR
107) Arthur Lynch TE
108) Marqueston Huff S
109) John Brown WR
110) DeAndre Coleman DE
111) Storm Johnson RB
112) Adrian Hubbard OLB
113) Lamin Barrow LB
114) Khairi Fortt LB
115) De'Anthony Thomas RB
116) Zach Mettenberger QB
117) Charles Leno G/T
118) Seantrel Henderson OT
119) David Yankey G
120) Wesley Johnson OT
121) Michael Sam OLB
122) Yawin Smallwood LB
123) Kirby Van der Kamp P
124) Khyri Thornton DT
125) Logan Thomas QB/TE
126) Kevin Pierre-Louis S/LB
127) A.C. Leonard TE
128) Jonathan Dowling FS
129) David Fales QB
130) Tajh Boyd QB
131) Trey Millard FB
132) Vinnie Sunseri SS
133) Dontae Johnson FS
134) Prince Shembo LB
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