2012 NFL Draft Prospects (Scene 2)

NFL.com news: Poll: Coples voted D-lineman most likely to bust (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d8288ebd8/article/poll-coples-voted-dlineman-most-likely-to-bust)

North Carolina end Quinton Coples led with 5½ votes. "His interviews are so delusional in terms of him thinking he's one way and everybody else saying that he's another," one personnel man told the newspaper. "If he doesn't have it in him, people will be waiting for something that's not going to happen."


NFL teams try to learn fine line between good pick and bust - JSOnline (http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/nfl-teams-try-to-learn-fine-line-between-a-good-pick-and-a-bust-vn4vq6u-148607145.html)

Adam Schefter ‏ @AdamSchefter

Here we go: Vikes GM Rick Spielman said trade talk at No. 3 is "heating up....There is enough that there is a potential for a trade."

Yeah lots of Rams/Vikings talk the past few days

1. Colts-Luck
2. Redskins-RGIII
3. Rams-Richardson (and trade Jackson)
4. Browns-Blackmon or Claiborne
5. Bucs-Whoever the Browns don't take
6. Vikings-Kalil

Bit of breaking news here...Dirtbag has decided to enter the draft, hoping to go last



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NFL - Inside a draft war room - ESPN (http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/7840048/nfl-draft-war-room)

I thought this was a interesting comment about RB's and there ability to make money in the NFL. came from Peter Kings mail bag:

"I think with all of the running-back holdouts who don't like being franchise-tagged (Ray Rice, Matt Forte), we now know the real losers of the 2011 CBA: running backs. Think about it: Let's say you are a 22-year-old first round pick. Your salary is "slotted" based on your draft position, no matter how special you may be. So you play out your four-year deal, and then the franchise can exercise the option for a 5th year. Now you're a 27-year-old RB. If you are still productive, the team can franchise you. After that, you're a 28-year-old free agent RB with 6 years and, let's say, 1,500 carries under your belt (250 carries a year for six years). What team is going to give a 28-year-old RB with 1,500-plus carries a long-term contract? After your four-year rookie deal, you are basically playing consecutive seasons on one-year deals (which means very little security in the event of a serious injury).''

1. Colts-Luck
2. Redskins-RGIII
3. Rams-Richardson (and trade Jackson)
4. Browns-Blackmon or Claiborne
5. Bucs-Whoever the Browns don't take
6. Vikings-Kalil

Interesting scenario..

Which unsung 2012 NFL Draft prospect will be this year's Victor Cruz or Wes Welker? - Don Banks - SI.com (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/don_banks/04/24/watchlist/index.html)


I Love this list!

Which unsung 2012*NFL Draft prospect will be this year's Victor Cruz or Wes Welker? - Don Banks - SI.com (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/don_banks/04/24/watchlist/index.html)


I Love this list!

You will not hear from 9/10 those players ever again. Real talk yo

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:rofl:

On a side note, is it too late to be eligible for the draft? LOL.

After watching this video all I can say is wow. I hope our scouting team gave this kid a look. He has some serious potential as a slot receiver if he can put on a little weight and be durable.

He is 5'10" and weighs 161. He went to a D3 school.

Huntingdon College Cody Pearcy Pro Day 2012. @ Alabama State Universty - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQIkjE3rAWI&feature)


* EDIT: He ran his 40 in 4.31, had a vertical of 44", 6.67 in the 3-cone drill, and a blazing 3.76 in the short shuttle.