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Should we get Alshon Jeffrey in the 5th round??

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SauceBoss Newbie

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Alshon played for South Carolina. I'm surprised at how many of you don't know who he is. He's an All-American, comparable to MEGATRON, he dominated nebraska in the bowl game this year and got ejected for pushing a player back after taking a punch, and still won the MVP. I want this guy bad and if we can get him in the 2nd, i'm all about it, but I doubt he'll make it past 20. I'm surprised to see his size and 40 though.

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Alshon played for South Carolina. I'm surprised at how many of you don't know who he is. He's an All-American, comparable to MEGATRON, he dominated nebraska in the bowl game this year and got ejected for pushing a player back after taking a punch, and still won the MVP. I want this guy bad and if we can get him in the 2nd, i'm all about it, but I doubt he'll make it past 20. I'm surprised to see his size and 40 though.

Comparable to MEGATRON HOW? Just because he's big? Megatron runs a 4.35 40 yard dash, and can get separation easily, Alshon CANNOT.

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Time will tell.....

half the posters here will either look like a moron or a genius.

come on now, you just can't say that AJ will be better than Megatron is....not based on the way he finished his college career (not that Megatron was beast-like every week in college but he is in the NFL). AJ simply isn't as athletic and looks to have fat boy syndrome.

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come on now, you just can't say that AJ will be better than Megatron is....not based on the way he finished his college career (not that Megatron was beast-like every week in college but he is in the NFL). AJ simply isn't as athletic and looks to have fat boy syndrome.

at this point it's all speculation no one knows who will be good or a bust but watching AJ his whole college career I feel confident that he will be a star in the NFL.

As my friend Pedro says "Follow your heart"

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I think that is how his time in the nfl will look .. he will have corners right on him a lot of the time .. but what sets him apart is his ability to go up and take a ball that is thrown well enough for him to have a shot at it. And you can see it on the screen passes he has the quick first step to make a move up field. We are literally looking at only straight line speed as a disadvantage and maybe some of his short route running abilities.

You were watching the same video as everyone else, right?

Jenkins took Jeffrey out of the game.

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You were watching the same video as everyone else, right?

Jenkins took Jeffrey out of the game.

I saw that game in it's entireity(sp?) 3 times and yes I watched that video. Maybe you should watch it again. He was targeted 8 times and caught 6. Lattimore was given the ball 40 times. 40 .. once again .. 40. They didn't have to throw in that game because latti got 7 yards a carry. However, if you would watch again .. if that ball was able to be caught .. it was.

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