Senior Bowl Week

[Chiefnj2]

Weigh ins and practice start today. Place all reports in this thread for ease of reference.

Here is a link to the rosters:

http://www.gbnreport.com/seniorbowlhtswts.html

Looks like a weak WR group.

[The Franchise]

Moore has the smallest hands though.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

Top recruit out of Florida that went to a crappy school. Started all 4 years and is solid, but not outstanding. Taller (6'5") and lighter (<300) than preferred.

I see he weighed in at 6'4 and 310, which is better than 6'5 and <300. Still taller than I'd like at center. Maurkice and Mike Pouncey are both 6'5 centers, but both are also more athletic than Brewster.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Who wants Doug Flutie?

Mayock on #Wisconsin QB Russell Wilson: "Could be Doug Flutie. I mean, that's how good this kid is. Innate understanding of making plays."

Evan Silva @evansilva
More Mayock on Russell Wilson: "He's a playmaker, I don't care how tall he is. He's got a good enough arm. ... That kid is special."

[aturnis]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

Top recruit out of Florida that went to a crappy school. Started all 4 years and is solid, but not outstanding. Taller (6'5") and lighter (<300) than preferred.

Really? Do you really think Ohio State is a "crappy school"? I sure hope not. A much better football school than Florida.

Can't believe I'm defending the Buckeye's...

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by aturnis

Really? Do you really think Ohio State is a "crappy school"? I sure hope not. A much better football school than Florida.

Can't believe I'm defending the Buckeye's...

[Chiefnj2]

Some early reports from SI.com
Mike Adams (T/Ohio State) is really starting to pull it together. He's used his wide frame to out-position defenders and moves his feet well for a big man.
- Michael Egnew (TE/Missouri) has looked incredibly fluid and smooth all day. He's very natural catching the ball and shows nice tight end speed.
3:46 p.m. CT -- Vinny Curry (DE/Marshall) has looked terrific in the early going. He's been matched up against Ohio State tackle Mike Adams, who has been rising up draft boards, yet he's bettered the Big Ten lineman. Curry has looked quick, athletic and fluid. Adams reverted to holding Curry in an attempt slow him down.
- To his credit Adams did rebound and has looked very good run blocking.
- Mike Quick (WR/Appalachian State) has struggled and looked outclassed. His routes are awfully slow and not sharp. He's also dropped several catchable throws.
- Marvin Jones (WR/Cal) has stood out in one-on-one drills. He probably runs the best routes of anyone on the North team, consistently separates from defensive backs and has made several outstanding receptions.
- Kirk Cousins (QB/Michigan State) has shown the best arm of any signal caller on the North and it's of legitimate NFL strength. He's powered the ball into the tight spots and has challenged the hands of his receivers.
3:37 p.m. CT -- It's overcast and slightly raining as the first practice of the day has gotten underway at the Senior Bowl.
- Devier Posey (WR/Ohio State) looks terrific in the early going. He's run great routes and caught everything thrown in his direction. Posey looks very fluid and natural and does not look like a player that missed most of the 2011 season.
- TJ Graham (WR/North Carolina State) a late addition to the game, has also looked good. He's made several difficult receptions and has run crisp, quick routes.
- Marvin McNutt (WR/Iowa) has struggled in the early going. He looks very stiff and has dropped a number of catchable throws.
- Though its still early, Kellen Moore (QB/Boise State) does not look good. He shows no ability to put speed on his passes and his throws have consistently been behind receivers.


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz1kKfKbNnB

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

- Though its still early, Kellen Moore (QB/Boise State) does not look good. He shows no ability to put speed on his passes and his throws have consistently been behind receivers.


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz1kKfKbNnB

But but but.. he's a winner.. and the little engine that could.

[aturnis]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

How many national championships does Florida have? That's what I thought homer.

But, but, but, their in teh SEC!

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Some early reports from SI.com
Mike Adams (T/Ohio State) is really starting to pull it together. He's used his wide frame to out-position defenders and moves his feet well for a big man.
- Michael Egnew (TE/Missouri) has looked incredibly fluid and smooth all day. He's very natural catching the ball and shows nice tight end speed.
3:46 p.m. CT -- Vinny Curry (DE/Marshall) has looked terrific in the early going. He's been matched up against Ohio State tackle Mike Adams, who has been rising up draft boards, yet he's bettered the Big Ten lineman. Curry has looked quick, athletic and fluid. Adams reverted to holding Curry in an attempt slow him down.
- To his credit Adams did rebound and has looked very good run blocking.
- Mike Quick (WR/Appalachian State) has struggled and looked outclassed. His routes are awfully slow and not sharp. He's also dropped several catchable throws.
- Marvin Jones (WR/Cal) has stood out in one-on-one drills. He probably runs the best routes of anyone on the North team, consistently separates from defensive backs and has made several outstanding receptions.
- Kirk Cousins (QB/Michigan State) has shown the best arm of any signal caller on the North and it's of legitimate NFL strength. He's powered the ball into the tight spots and has challenged the hands of his receivers.
3:37 p.m. CT -- It's overcast and slightly raining as the first practice of the day has gotten underway at the Senior Bowl.
- Devier Posey (WR/Ohio State) looks terrific in the early going. He's run great routes and caught everything thrown in his direction. Posey looks very fluid and natural and does not look like a player that missed most of the 2011 season.
- TJ Graham (WR/North Carolina State) a late addition to the game, has also looked good. He's made several difficult receptions and has run crisp, quick routes.
- Marvin McNutt (WR/Iowa) has struggled in the early going. He looks very stiff and has dropped a number of catchable throws.
- Though its still early, Kellen Moore (QB/Boise State) does not look good. He shows no ability to put speed on his passes and his throws have consistently been behind receivers.


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz1kKfKbNnB

Nice.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

Nice.

I noticed that awhile back.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...1&postcount=22

Cousins is who I hope the Chiefs go after since they aren't going to be going after any QB in the first, no matter how bad people on here want to believe they will.



:30 and 1:43.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by aturnis

How many national championships does Florida have? That's what I thought homer.

But, but, but, their in teh SEC!

College football is about what you have done lately. Princeton and Yale have the most National Championships in the history of college football. I guess they're the best football schools.

During Mike Brewster's four years at ohio state they won 1 bowl game. In that same time, Florida has won 4 bowl games (one of them against Mike Brewster and ohio state) including a National Championship.

You have some studying to do, starting with recent college football history, the proper use(s) of there, their, and they're, and how to not get butthurt over an exaggerated joke.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Originally Posted by jd1020

I noticed that awhile back.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...1&postcount=22

Cousins is who I hope the Chiefs go after since they aren't going to be going after any QB in the first, no matter how bad people on here want to believe they will.



:30 and 1:43.

Yeah looks like he could be a steal on the 2nd day.

I would be happy with him.

[aturnis]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

College football is about what you have done lately. Princeton and Yale have the most National Championships in the history of college football. I guess they're the best football schools.

During Mike Brewster's four years at ohio state they won 1 bowl game. In that same time, Florida has won 4 bowl games (one of them against Mike Brewster and ohio state) including a National Championship.

You have some studying to do, starting with recent college football history, the proper use(s) of there, their, and they're, and how to not get butthurt over an exaggerated joke.

Such a good football program. They get many more top recruits than OSU, b/c they're in the SEC and they don't have to worry about the players grades much at all. Still though, with ALL those top recruits, they have about the same number of players in the NFL.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by aturnis

Such a good football program they get many more top recruits and don't have to worry about the players grades much at all and still, they have about the same number of players in the NFL.

The above statement is unintelligible.

[aturnis]

Originally Posted by aturnis

Such a good football program. They get many more top recruits than OSU, b/c they're in the SEC and they don't have to worry about the players grades much at all. Still though, with ALL those top recruits, they have about the same number of players in the NFL.

Sorry, I was typing quickly on a phone. Better?