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Round 6, Pick 32 (#208) - Jimmy Horn Jr, WR, Colorado


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10 minutes ago, fanpanther said:

I would love to know thr real reason sanders fell so far in this draft.   Also no clue why the jets or steelers didnt take a shot on him before the browns.  Crazy if young had not improved down the stretch sanders would have probably been a panther.  

I think its pretty clear.  He tanked several interviews with teams that he didn't want to play with, then word spread.  After the teams that needed a QB took a QB the other teams didn't want to deal with his drama as a backup.  In the end the Browns double dipped at QB because they the Browns.  If not he would have gone undrafted

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1 hour ago, Basbear said:

You guys can pull the crazy take on my statements. Ill try to word it better, but Im the worst at that..

 

Remember waaaay back to a fresh trying to prove himself steve smith was drafted. I swear the body type and movement, I see young steve "trying to get on the field" smith. Not saying he will be a HOFer, just he reminds me of green smith.  

fire away..

 

I agree. Just without the crazy.

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14 hours ago, fanpanther said:

I would love to know thr real reason sanders fell so far in this draft.   Also no clue why the jets or steelers didnt take a shot on him before the browns.  Crazy if young had not improved down the stretch sanders would have probably been a panther.  

I can answer this in detail. For player interviews, players are given a short playbook to memorize and prepare with. Has details on line shifts, hot routes, reading defenses to know where the ball should go or if the play should be checked. 

One interview he was very unprepared for and bombed his white board based on said playbook. And when he was corrected on said whiteboard, he scoffed at the head coach running the interview. That was with the giants. 

Another interview, he acted like he didn't want to be there and legit answered his phone during the interview. 

 

The acting like he didn't want to be there was a prevailing detail most teams gave about him. 

 

There's some more that's worse but I don't know if it's believable or not. 

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9 hours ago, carpanfan96 said:

I can answer this in detail. For player interviews, players are given a short playbook to memorize and prepare with. Has details on line shifts, hot routes, reading defenses to know where the ball should go or if the play should be checked. 

One interview he was very unprepared for and bombed his white board based on said playbook. And when he was corrected on said whiteboard, he scoffed at the head coach running the interview. That was with the giants. 

Another interview, he acted like he didn't want to be there and legit answered his phone during the interview. 

 

The acting like he didn't want to be there was a prevailing detail most teams gave about him. 

 

There's some more that's worse but I don't know if it's believable or not. 

Now I am even more curious about what all happened during the interviews.  I just read an article today that said last night he went to a club with a suitcase full of 100s to celebrate and was accompanied by 5 or 6 rappers and partied till the place closed at 4am.  Not that I blame anyone for partying with some ladies just seems like a poor time to decide to do this with all his image issues.  

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2 hours ago, fanpanther said:

Now I am even more curious about what all happened during the interviews.  I just read an article today that said last night he went to a club with a suitcase full of 100s to celebrate and was accompanied by 5 or 6 rappers and partied till the place closed at 4am.  Not that I blame anyone for partying with some ladies just seems like a poor time to decide to do this with all his image issues.  

My dad called it "reading the room"

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On 4/28/2025 at 5:20 AM, carpanfan96 said:

I can answer this in detail. For player interviews, players are given a short playbook to memorize and prepare with. Has details on line shifts, hot routes, reading defenses to know where the ball should go or if the play should be checked. 

One interview he was very unprepared for and bombed his white board based on said playbook. And when he was corrected on said whiteboard, he scoffed at the head coach running the interview. That was with the giants. 

Another interview, he acted like he didn't want to be there and legit answered his phone during the interview. 

 

The acting like he didn't want to be there was a prevailing detail most teams gave about him. 

 

There's some more that's worse but I don't know if it's believable or not. 

Worse than answering a phone call in the middle of one of the team interviews?

There's a lot of dumb stuff a player could do, but that would be right up there with not even believable.  Even if you're trying to tank the interview because you don't want to go there, that even seems a step too far.

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1 hour ago, tukafan21 said:

Worse than answering a phone call in the middle of one of the team interviews?

There's a lot of dumb stuff a player could do, but that would be right up there with not even believable.  Even if you're trying to tank the interview because you don't want to go there, that even seems a step too far.

Yes, it is worse. The phone call rumor was that he answered a FaceTime video call and walked out of the room.

Another one was he got questioned on an interception and he wouldn't take the blame for it, then told the team that they wasn't a match when they didn't take his side. 

More preparation issues on installs. 

 

I'm completely on the side that he bombed interviews on purpose trying to steer where he got drafted and it blew up in his face. 

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2 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

To everyone who spent the last 4 months screaming to not take T-Mac because what we really needed was a quick twitch slot WR and not a big outside guy........

Did we end up getting both in this draft?

I kept saying those wanting that quick shifty slot WR weren't wrong, we did need one, but we also needed that true outside #1, and I explicitly kept saying to take T-Mac in the 1st, then use the next few picks on defense while taking that mid-late round pick on the shifty slot WR as they're easier to find there.

T-Mac, XL, Coker, Horn Jr could make for a damn good Top 4 WR room if they pan out, although if they do, we won't be able to keep all 4 of them on a 2nd contract, but those are good problems to have.

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