Official NFL Combine Thread

[Stout]

You list those guys as if that's an impressive list. Only three of those guys were/are really impressive in college - Manningham, Benn, and Thomas.

I'm not arguing for or against Jenkins in this little spat, but I'm just saying...

Absolutely crap. I know you hate on the Big Ten, and especially Penn State, but that's just flat wrong. Say what you want about their potential NFL careers, but the Penn State receivers were money in college. There is NO denying that.

 

[Shogun]

Absolutely crap. I know you hate on the Big Ten, and especially Penn State, but that's just flat wrong. Say what you want about their potential NFL careers, but the Penn State receivers were money in college. There is NO denying that.

I never said they were chopped liver, but when asked about the best receivers in college football you would never hear Butler or Williams listed first. Benn, Thomas, and Manningham were in those conversations.

Not hating on Penn State, just calling a spade a spade.

And I do not hate the Big 10, they are just so easy to rag on.

 

[WildBB]

Here's an article on who impressed and made solid moves up in the combine.

Heres also a guy the Cardinals can focus on in the 2nd round. Although it might be hard to pass on Wood if he's there as well from that same article.

If Liberty running back Rashad Jennings had not transferred from Pittsburgh because of his father's illness, he would be the one getting the pub McCoy enjoys. This 6-1, 235-pound back ran well, displayed quick feet in drills and strength in the weight room. He should be the top senior back taken, likely in the second round.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/story/11421084/1

 

[cardsfanmd]

Here's an article on who impressed and made solid moves up in the combine.

Heres also a guy the Cardinals can focus on in the 2nd round. Although it might be hard to pass on Wood if he's there as well from that same article.

If Liberty running back Rashad Jennings had not transferred from Pittsburgh because of his father's illness, he would be the one getting the pub McCoy enjoys. This 6-1, 235-pound back ran well, displayed quick feet in drills and strength in the weight room. He should be the top senior back taken, likely in the second round.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/story/11421084/1

I dont think we would pass on him in the second, atleast I hope not, but I doubt he is available for the 63rd overall pick.