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Dang. Smoked. The 185 mark just sounded like bullshit, huh? |
Sure I got that wrong, just like other people get things wrong at times it happens. He obviously was not a big guy look at the picture you posted...
I don't really have any issues saying I quickly threw out a number I thought was close. |
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Not going all Whitlock here but I'm starting to like the sound of this Nate Davis. If the Chiefs can get him with their 3rd round pick I'd be ecstatic.
Nate Davis Profile: Nate Davis, QB, Ball State Davis (the son of Bellaire, Ohio) is probably the next best QB to come out of the small school ranks. He started seven of twelve games as a true freshman in 2006, while completing 150 out of 245 passes for 1,975 yards with 18 TD and 8 INT. In 2007, Davis posted 3,667 yards worth of passing on 270 out of 478 attempts with 30 TD and just 6 INT -- he played his best against the best. Against the once powerful Nebraska Blackshirt defense, Davis took them for 422 yards and three TD. He was named the teams' Most Valuable Player after the season. Davis has it all. A big frame, powerful arm, and accuracy to go along with them. He is athletic enough to buy time with his leg, and he goes through his progressions with relative ease. Check his second and third options rather regularly. He is a leader who takes command of the huddle. However, he lacks experience, his throwing motion needs refinement and his footwork needs more development. Davis, a junior, is a rare physical specimen. He is a true NFL product. If he declares, and all indications points towards that, he would be highly sought after by many teams. He is a second round talent who, with a great last two months of the season, could sneak into the later stages of the first round. Davis will be a starter in the NFL by 2010. |
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Possibility he changes his mind with the recent coaching change. |
Davis lost his coach...I believe he will change.
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His control of the pocket and peripheral vision are very good; he tends to lead more than he get's forced. His ability to make hay on the move is outstanding. His passes/spirals are anything but pretty, but they're quick and they find their target more often than not. Current ESPN stats show him at a 66% completion rate. There's not a lot of quality footage on Davis, but even if you watch the opposing teams highlights of Davis getting trucked( I could only find one, which is a good thing ), it's very apparent that the kid is tough and does not fold. A good showing at the Combine could change the landscape for Nate in a big way. |
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If Detroit passes on Stafford then pick him. If they don't pass on him then go OT. Hopefully we get the 2nd pick and Smith is there, he would make a great RT. I don't think the DE's are good enough for a top 3 pick.
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All this Tebow talk makes me wonder if he could be a good fullback one day? prefect size for a FB, but does he have the mentality or will for it? I know hes damn tough, but i dont see him becoming a good QB either.
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