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Why not Draughn?

I go to UNC, watched all the games. He is and has always been overrated. He lacks the agility or burst to make plays. Sorry I feel bad for the guy, but he would not be worth a roster spot

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I go to UNC, watched all the games. He is and has always been overrated. He lacks the agility or burst to make plays. Sorry I feel bad for the guy, but he would not be worth a roster spot

totally agree. I like the dude, but there is a name for guys u just described = fullbacks.

And he is not an NFL FB by any means.

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John Clay's a beast.

He was last year, that's for sure.

However, there was an above average chance that he wasn't going to be the starter next year at WU.

He also dropped like 20 lbs. before the combine and still ran a 4.9 forty. That my friend won't cut it in the NFL.

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