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I can see what people mean about Coples motor. He seems to disappear at times, but he does come up with timely plays. I personally think that Curry looks like the best Dlineman in this game. (I realize this is just one game) but he playing the best in this all-star game.

Edit: Coples is still playing hard at the end of the game.. he seemed to get better the whole game.

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Criner looks really good.

criner may be the best wr at the game. he looks to be the guy that will stick in the league for a long long time. good hands, good route runner. would be a fantastic pickup, but i am thinking the guy goes after us in the 2nd and before our 4th. i am thinking he is working into the late 2nd relm or 3rd. he was a stud in 2010 and like all of zona had a down year. his issue will be speed, no more no less. guy understands how to be a wr and gives his best. i want him as the #2 here, but alas i think he will be gone too soon (and i dont think he is worth an early 2nd round grade at this point).

adams will be a guy that booms or busts imo. its easy to see his athleticism here, and i think that makes him show more at this level than he will at the next. broyles, depending on the injury, is the guy i really want in carolina. had to be the ACL too. maybe he will drop to our 4th now (dreaming i know) as he would be worth the risk honestly (and other teams likely would agree).

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criner may be the best wr at the game. he looks to be the guy that will stick in the league for a long long time. good hands, good route runner. would be a fantastic pickup, but i am thinking the guy goes after us in the 2nd and before our 4th. i am thinking he is working into the late 2nd relm or 3rd. he was a stud in 2010 and like all of zona had a down year. his issue will be speed, no more no less. guy understands how to be a wr and gives his best. i want him as the #2 here, but alas i think he will be gone too soon (and i dont think he is worth an early 2nd round grade at this point).

adams will be a guy that booms or busts imo. its easy to see his athleticism here, and i think that makes him show more at this level than he will at the next. broyles, depending on the injury, is the guy i really want in carolina. had to be the ACL too. maybe he will drop to our 4th now (dreaming i know) as he would be worth the risk honestly (and other teams likely would agree).

Broyles is projected in the 6th round now. I like him too.

Criner reminds me of Miles Austin a bit. Not fast, but manages to get good separation and sure hands. Just a big physical guy.

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Markelle Martin finally records a stat.. TFL. Have not heard his name much today. Personally I think Allen from South Carolina has looked like the better safety. I liked Markelle just a little bit more going into this game.

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Broyles is projected in the 6th round now. I like him too.

Criner reminds me of Miles Austin a bit. Not fast, but manages to get good separation and sure hands. Just a big physical guy.

no way broyles last till then. yeah the guy got injured but that wont stop a teams from evaluating the recovery and taking him where he should go. bowers had questions and went 2nd round, mcgahee went 1st with a nasty knee injury. broyles shows that he is on the road to a sound and 100% recovery he will never last past the 4th. he is the perfect slot guy for a team that runs a lot of 3wr sets. hell he could be the next welker/smitty.

would love austin miles, like i want criner.

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