Prospect Meetings By Position 2016 Edition *Updated 4/24*

[Riverboat Ron]

Interesting we've met with so many WR's thus far. Have to start thinking WR is in play in the 2nd round.

[Ken]

Four new names added to the list.

 

Will add round projections soon.

[DaCityKats]

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Mississippi State QB Dak Prescott and DL Chris Jones were the biggest scouting draws at MSU's pro day Thursday, with Prescott throwing more than 60 passes under the watchful eyes of quarterback coaches Ken Dorsey of the Carolina Panthers and Randy Fichtner of the Pittsburgh Steelers

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000643287/article/pagano-tomlin-chat-with-cb-alexander-at-clemson-pro-day

[TylerVagyler]

Interesting that we met with Noah Spence. Can he play in a 4-3?

[Ken]

27 minutes ago, TylerVagyler said:

Interesting that we met with Noah Spence. Can he play in a 4-3?

I think that's what they will be trying to figure out.

[Ken]

Already 10 WRs. Definitely looking for upgrades.

[DaCityKats]

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Gilbert was put through his positional drill paces by Colts assistant OL coach Joe Gilbert. The 6-foot-6, 307-pounder believes one of his strongest attributes is his versatility, as he's played both guard and center. Said Glasgow, "I think that’s probably a big thing, that I’m pretty versatile. I feel like I play both at a pretty high level, so I think that’s just something that a lot of NFL teams with limited rosters spots value." NFL Media senior analyst Gil Brandt sees his best position as center. In the coming weeks, he has workouts set with the Cardinals, Texans, Panthers and (maybe) the Falcons. One other tidbit Glasgow dropped following his Pro Day work--he will likely be playing Call of Duty when the draft rolls around, checking in intermittently before returning to destroy some noobs. A nice reminder that for all the scrutiny heaped upon draft prospects by grown men, a lot of these players are still just kids at heart.

http://www.rotoworld.com/playernews/cfb/nfl-draft/?ls=roto:cfb:morenewsbottom

[davos]

We've had a private meeting with Matt Judon DE Grand Valley State

http://www.mlive.com/sports/grand-rapids/index.ssf/2016/03/former_grand_valley_standout_m.html

http://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/2016/02/20/matt-judon-gvsu-nfl-combine/80661712/

[stirs]

Matt Judon is very athletic, but very raw.  He will be someone who will struggle in his rookie season, but like Ealy, start coming on after that

Our third rounder would be about right

[Captain Morgan]

thanks for keeping this list up to date...I had never heard of this Judon fella.

[jdpanther5]

 

I wonder if Clemson players don't count toward the workout maximum, though I'm not sure they're close enough. 

[Ken]

1 hour ago, jdpanther5 said:

 

I wonder if Clemson players don't count toward the workout maximum, though I'm not sure they're close enough. 

 Some clarification:

1) You can any number of workouts, as long as it is not at the team facilities. So that can be at the prospect's school etc.

2) You have a limit of 30 visits of prospects to your facilities. Here you meet with them(have dinner after), show them around, interview. However, you are NOT allowed to actually work them out. 

 

Forgot where I got the rules of this but that's how it goes.

[Ken]

Updated OP

[jdpanther5]

4 hours ago, Ken said:

 Some clarification:

1) You can any number of workouts, as long as it is not at the team facilities. So that can be at the prospect's school etc.

2) You have a limit of 30 visits of prospects to your facilities. Here you meet with them(have dinner after), show them around, interview. However, you are NOT allowed to actually work them out. 

 

Forgot where I got the rules of this but that's how it goes.

Right, and I know there's some leeway when it comes to meeting with guys within the scope of your team, hence all the visits from local schools. 

Looks like I missed one, another Clemsonite: