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Tiny Richardson turning heads with Vikings

ctrcat

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Draconus Newbie

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if two UDFA (hurst and Richardson) held their own against Clowney, kinda makes me more worried about him than impressed with them.

next draft, I suggest we just draft the top 200 players. that way, we should be covered.

This.  Getting real tired of the Hurst/Richardson threads boasting about them holding Clowney down.  Clowney only had sacks in 3 games last year, and only 1 in each.  That means 11-12 Left Tackle held him sackless, and the other 3 only gave up 1 to the #1 overall pick.  Using that logic, you could say that all 15 Left Tackles they faced, including the elite Middle Tennessee and first year D1 school Old Dominion, had dominant Left Tackles.

 

Clowney was drafted for his performance two years ago, and his potential in the NFL, last year was him half assing the whole time.

 

But as for this topic, there is only so much you can do in OTAs at O-Line.  They aren't making contact, so how much can you even see?  95% of the articles around this time of the year are fluff pieces praising rookies or FA acquisitions.  

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Did you watch the Chiefs playoff game? If not, http://www.colts.com/videos/videos/DaRick-Rogers-hauls-in-46-yard-pass-from-Luck/6b882cf8-388c-41e4-b7d1-b96f5eb91e51

And yes, he did have over 100 yards and 2 TDs in his second NFL game. He was a former Georgia player of the year and All-SEC player. Risk free stud.

Richardson himself basically played the #1 overall pick to a stalemate the last two years. Risk free stud.

Just saying.

lmao. 1 catch all game? we sure missed out.

And again that game v Cinch had some of the worst secondary play I saw all last season.

Risk free stud? Man are you delusional.

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you have a vested interest in this as a tennessee homer.  

 

we saw the exact same talk out of tar heels fans over hurst.  the difference is there are enough wal mart UNC fans on this board to have something of an echo chamber going on in those threads.

 

i mean using this approach shouldn't we stop worrying about wide receiver because philly brown was "turning heads" in OTAs?  maybe there's an ohio state fan that could drop by and tell us about the "low risk/high reward stud" we nabbed with that pick signing since he looks great in shorts?

 

dude wtf is your avatar? lol

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lmao. 1 catch all game? we sure missed out.

And again that game v Cinch had some of the worst secondary play I saw all last season.

Risk free stud? Man are you delusional.

Catch of the game that sparked the comeback.

5 star recruit, top 10 overall player regardless of position nationally out of high school, Georgia (same state our QB played HS football) Player of the Year, first team All-SEC, and per Colts writer, "saved their 2013 season". All in the last four years. Ignoring these FACTS is delusion.

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5 star recruit, top 10 overall player regardless of position nationally out of high school, Georgia (same state our QB played HS football) Player of the Year, first team All-SEC, and per Colts writer, "saved their 2013 season". All in the last four years. Ignoring these FACTS is delusion.

No. Ignoring all the reasons why he went undrafted is.

You are acting like the dude was squeaky clean coming out o college.

If you checked my post history, you would see I like Rogers but only as a late rounder because of all his issues.

Saying he is a "risk free stud" is laughable.

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Some teams,like th Panthers jut don't go for certain types of players, no matter the rounds.

 

And th risk is even if he's a UDFA, he messes up chemistry or does something stupid which hurts the franchise.

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Catch of the game that sparked the comeback.

5 star recruit, top 10 overall player regardless of position nationally out of high school, Georgia (same state our QB played HS football) Player of the Year, first team All-SEC, and per Colts writer, "saved their 2013 season". All in the last four years. Ignoring these FACTS is delusion.

You do realize that 2/3rds of that means about as much to the NFL as me being little league mvp does to MLB.

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You do realize that 2/3rds of that means about as much to the NFL as me being little league mvp does to MLB.

True. It's an inexact science, but very few go from nobodies to stars in the NFL. Same with Richardson (and Hurst too btw to a slightly lesser extent).
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I hate it too. I'm a Panthers fan and GMan fan. I rarely question his genius but my momma didn't raise no dummy either and with Rogers last year and Tiny this year the frustration is justified and real.

 

 

Rogers?

 

You mean the guy who caught 14 total passes in the 2013 season?

 

That Rogers?

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