1)Jacobs, hit or miss. Pass-friendly system, low-level of competition, worked out of the gun, odd delivery, could be drafted or could go even undrafted 2)Whitehurst's injury was never blown up in mass-proportions, and if anything started to get some media attetion he probably should have, though most teams probably wish not so he would last longer 3)Harrison is alright and will contribute, but the odds are against him that he will be a feature back 4)Eslinger is a better college player than pro player, he's fit for a zone blocking scheme (think denver or atlanta) 5)Zemaitis worked out very poorly for a corner, and the odds were against him a tad anyways, unlikely a sleeper, will have to probably find a niche in the pro's (PSU players generally don't do all that hot in the pro's anyway, though defensive players have faired better than their offensive players) 6)Olson has a bunch of things to work on, and has had some issues over his career with both his game and health your looking at stats, which is just as bad and maybe even worse mistake than just looking at combine/pro/workout numbers though based on some of your previous draft related/prospect posts its not very suprising you dont really know all that well of what you speak
Are you kidding Jerome Harrison almost led the nation in rushing yards: ATT 308 | YDS 1,900 | TD 16. Reggie Bush may have had more receiving but their rushing numbers are pretty comparable ATT 187 | YDS 1,658 | TD 15. And yes I have watched him play.
9ers have all that money invested in alex smith, u think they'd really draft quinn? Ithink they trade down. I'd love to see the jets draft quinn.
how do you guyys even know Brady will be available for us, shit, how do you know he will be the best QB next year, maybe someone will come from nowhere.
