March 3, 201115 yr B2R, no love for Demarcus Van Dyke, CB Miami (Fla.) the fastest player in the draft 4.28 in the 40? Not in round 3. I like DVD because he's a Cane but he's just fast IMO. He's not great at playing the ball in the air, doesn't have great coverage skills (hips IMO), and is not a strong tackler. But with the success Sam Shields had this season maybe he'll be better in the NFL than he was at the U. He is another guy that is small. He was at 178 today. Can you trust this guy to tackle RBs, TEs or big WRs in space? He didn't show a propensity for that at the U. He did not show the skills to contribute on special teams as a gunner or coverage guy with his tackling ability. With his speed, he did not return kicks or punts to my knowledge. I do not know if I can ask him to do that in the league. He did not show a big play ability to force turnovers (only 3 picks in 4 years and he was thrown at)- I even believe Miami demoted him to their nickel guy (Cats will correct me if I am wrong). If I am going to take a shot at this guy, it is in round seven. I have him ranked in the 300's. This is only because of his lights out speed. Nope, you're right on all accounts IMO :thumb:. But think about this DVD ran the third fastest time in the 40 in the 2000s, and he was only the 3rd fastest guy at Miami last year behind Travis Benjamin and Lamar Miller. TB has horrible hands but I think he could set the combine record next year, other than the fact that I think Jeff Demps will have a faster time.
March 4, 201115 yr Author Round 4 1. Carolina (2-14) Wildcat Dad Rashard Carmichael Cb of Va Tech 2. Seattle from New England via Denver (4-12) Hip Hop Box Jerrel Jernigan, WR Troy 3. Buffalo (4-12) stpatbaseball Robert Sands S West Virginia 4. Cincinnati (4-12) uk#1fan Jurrell Casey, DT USC 5. Cleveland (5-11) statman Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina 6. Arizona (5-11) Wildcat Dad Will Hill FS from University of Florida 7. Philadelphia - from Washington (6-10) uk#1fan Shareece Wright CB, USC 8. Houston (6-10) stpatbaseball Joseph Barksdale, OT LSU 9. Minnesota (6-10) NewarckCatholicFan Steve Schilling OG Michigan 10. Detroit (6-10) CatsCatsCats Colin McCarthy, LB Miami (Fla.) 11. San Francisco (6-10) GO CATS 12. Tennessee (6-10) uk#1fan 13. Dallas (6-10) NewarkCatholicFan 14. Miami (7-9) WildcatScratchFever 15. St. Louis (7-9) CatsCatsCats 16. Oakland (8-8) Hip Hop Box 17. Jacksonville (8-8) Wildcat Dad 18. San Francisco - from San Diego (9-7) GO CATS 19. Tampa Bay (10-6) WildcatScratchFever 20. New York Giants (10-6) Halfback20 21. Kansas City* (10-6) born2reign 22. Indianapolis* (10-6) RondoRules 23. Philadelphia* (10-6) uk#1fan 24. Jacksonville – from New Orleans* (11-5) Wildcat Dad 25. Buffalo - from Seattle* (7-9) stpatbaseball 26. Baltimore* (12-4) GO CATS 27. Atlanta* (13-3) Pancake 28. New England* (14-2) UKMustangFan 29. New York Jets* (11-5) born2reign 30. Chicago* (11-5) RondoRules 31. Pittsburgh* (12-4) Pancake 32. Green Bay* (10-6) RondoRules
March 4, 201115 yr Author B2R Best Available Players 1. Johnny Patrick, CB Louisville 2. Jacquizz Rodgers, RB Oregon St. 3. Jaiquawn Jarrett, FS Temple 4. Lance Kendricks, TE Wisconsin 5. Niles Paul, WR Nebraska 6. Curtis Marsh, CB Utah State 7. Terrance Tolliver, WR LSU 8. Will Rackley, G Lehigh 9. Pernell McPhee, DE Mississippi 10. Virgil Green, TE Nevada 11. Vincent Brown, WR San Diego St. 12. Lawrence Wilson, OLB Connecticut 13. KJ Wright, OLB Mississippi St. 14. Jamie Harper, RB Clemson 15. Delone Carter, RB Syracuse 16. Greg Little, WR North Carolina 17. Jordan Todman, RB Connecticut 18. Pierre Allen, DE Nebraska 19. Brandon Hogan, CB West Virginia 20. Kristofer O'Dowd, C Southern California
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