He definitely won't be there when we draft at #32.

Yeah, with the camera was on the beer in a local "establishment"

College game broadcasts suck compared to NFL.

They never focus on Dline or Oline. You don't get those great camera viewpoints like the NFL's.

ESPN says this guy is a project but could be good if he can control his weight.


PASS!!

http://espn.go.com/melkiper/


check this out

If he is related to Christian Okoye it isn't listed in any of the profiles I googled.

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If Kiper's right we don't stand a chance in hell of drafting him.

Mel had Simms rated high too.

Well, they were talking about him in the 4th quarter I believe, they showed his profile. He's graduating at 19, was born in Nigeria. I'm guessing Okoye might be as common as Smith over there, but you would think that somebody would put it to rest one way or another. Not a whole lot of Okoye's in the states.

He looked pretty aggressive to me, but doesn't seem to be able to persue much outside the pocket...which is really not his job so that's no big deal.

http://www.nathanielturner.com/mythologyofigbonames.htm

It appears it's quite a common name...

I guess I must have been watching a different game, because he wasn't exactly standing out as something special to me last night.

That's kind of what I was thinking. The other guys on the DL were making more plays than he was.

i saw him get triple teamed and still get a push

the center and both guards were on him.

christian okoye and This guy have the same last name. Wouldn't It be ironic if they both played for the chiefs? I wonder if they are related?

I admit I was in a nyquil haze, when I watched.

I probably wasn't as coherant as I could have been, but if what Laz says is true and Okoye was getting double and triple teamed, and I have no reason to doubt it.....he was sure making Gray look good.

I'd love nothing more than a DT who could turn Hali or Allen loose like that.