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Marvin McNutt, WR
Okay so here is a solid built Wide Out that is looking at the 3rd or 4th round. Reminds me a lot like Bowe. Great hands and a "go get it" type. I wouldn't mind getting him in the 3rd or 4th assuming he is still there.
He is 6'3 216 pounds NFL SCOUT: http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2012&genpos=WR http://www.midwestsportsfans.com/wp-...cnutt-iowa.jpg http://thegazette.com/wp-content/upl...1/11/nutt2.jpg Yes... He caught it. Sorry if repost. |
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I already has posted my thoughts on Marvin, but I would definitely pick him up in the right round. I have watched him a lot, and he is as clutch as clutch comes IMO. Every time the Buckeyes played them McNutt ticked me off numerous times throughout the game. He is a heckuva ball player IMO.
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Indeed, homer.
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Why is a 6'3 216 WR going in say round 3 then? I haven't seen him play.
He slow? |
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He's a stud.
He's also a converted QB, which means he's pretty smart, or could be a replacement for Cassel! |
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Mcnutt broke the record for most receiving TD's this year. Clutch as hell. Awesome in the red zone.
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He and Prater are the only Hawks I'd draft this year.
I'd bet that both come off the board in the second round. |
I like McNutt as I already stated, but I would be willing to grab Devier Posey out of OSU over McNutt. Posey was suspended almost the entire year for the Tat scandal, but that kid is a baller. He would be a steal, his draft stock isn't too high because of his suspension, but the kid is a player.
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I will never forget when Stanzi was hurt a few years back and Vanderburg or something like that came in as a Freshman and almost beat the Buckeyes, dude was throwing darts all game. McNutt has always stayed in my mind because he annoyed me so much that game.
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Stanzi to McNutt!
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Stop drafting crappy players from Iowa.
Tommy Streeter is a far better pro prospect and will probably be available in the 3rd round. |
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He runs a 4.54
If we could get him in the 3rd, we would be stocked. |
Actually, he might get taken as high as the second round.
He has incredibly reliable hands. Runs great routes. Is nearly identical to Bowe in size/weight/speed, and also has a very similar run after the catch ability to Bowe, not to mention his hops and ability to high-point the ball. Killed the combine. |
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4.4 = Good speed 4.5 = Average speed ... Not that speed is everything. |
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His last name alone makes me want to draft him.
SOLD |
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he will be on the rise as the draft approaches. Iowa has produced a lot of good pros, and the program is well respected by NFL teams. I bet he's a 2nd rounder, a steal in the 3rd IMO |
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Also adds the possibility of trick plays when desperate. |
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But then again, i smoke a lot of weed.... |
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I was remembering his pro day where he turned in a 4.40 & a 4.49 Based on what we've seen, I think we can all agree the 4.51 is probably more accurate. |
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Tommy Streeter is not a better prospect than McNutt. I REALLY hope you're not serious, and if you are, what the HELL are you basing this off of? His YEARS of production? |
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I want Stephen Hill from GT !!:clap:
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Fact remains that even national college football media generally overlooks Iowa. We're flyover country and just not sexy. No spread offense, no 1st round WR's, QB's, RB's. We develop the core of every team. The unsexy players. OL, DL, LB, TE, DB Not always first round picks, but almost always solid contributing mid-rounders. Look at the players Iowa has in the NFL. Most contribute quite a bit to their team, most were mid-late draft picks. I believe Iowa has the most players in NFL training camps... |
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Romeo Crennel, Scott Pioli, Jack Bicknell, and Nick Sirianni were all at Iowa's pro day yesterday.
My guess is with Sirianni being there they were looking at McNutt, and Bicknell at Gettis as a late round flier. I'd take McNutt in the 3rd every time. A lot of guys have been against the suggestion in the past, which I understand their argument, "we have decent receivers". The Packers though, haven't ever let that stop them from drafting another one. They are stocked from A-Z, and with the passing game going the way it is, it's be smart for us to also. |
Our receiving corps would consist of a nut, balls, breasts, and a bowener. It all makes sense. After all, we've got an asshole at QB.
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McNutt's an intriquing prospect, but I'm not sure about a high third rounder, though. |
He's so good Alfonzo Dennard shut him down.
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To the ship.
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I'd be all for snatching up McNutt in the middle of the draft. We need more reliable hands on this team.
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Or should we draft Reiff in the first and make it an Iowa offense? |
Don't want Reiff, but wouldn't be opposed to Gettis later(not sure if/when hes projected though).
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He'd be a good insurance policy for Bowe in case all Hell breaks loose.
Take him in the Middle Rounds. |
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this is the kind of guy that could take our 4th wr spot ... not crotchery
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No school has been more consistent in producing NFL talent the past decade than the University of Miami. Streeter at 6-5, 219 ran a 4.4... sick physical talent. He is raw and will require some development, but the Chiefs have that luxury with Bowe, Breaston and Baldwin. You can count the # of players from Iowa who have had a significant impact in the NFL on one hand. |
Do we really want a receiver that is "Just like Bowe"? Don't we pretty much have that in Baldwin? I'd rather target a decent speed guy.
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Size and speed... a hard combination to come by. |
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Yes, they get lots of players into the NFL, but many of them were never ready. Gotta blame that on the program. |
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The Saints only receiver who could "stretch the field" would be Robert Meachem. Guess who they let walk. Probably b/c he never really contributed a ton to the offense. Not anything they couldn't get out of another guy. When you look at team with first of all, a good QB(something we need) and a great passing game, most of the receivers are big bodied guys, with great hand and unremarkable speed. 40 time is the least important of a receivers attributes. If you have an entire field full of huge guys, who can run good routes, and catch the ball, try and stop 'em. |
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Blowing past defensive backs comes from good play design much moreso than burning speed. The D-backs are fast too, and usually have a 15-30 foot headstart. |
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What's your point if he can't play football? Is Streeter better than Kendall Wright b/c he only ran a 4.61? |
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Getting separation in the NFL is about SUBTLE movement - a head fake, a hip inside and step outside. Make your man bite and then get to where the ball is supposed to be. Straight-line speed is dramatically overrated. Just ask Larry Fitzgerald. |
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I want him just because his name is McNutt. ROFL
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Yeah Jimmy Graham clearly wasn't ready. Clinton Portis? Yeah not ready as he raped the Chiefs defense year after year. Willis McGahee? A few Pro Bowls a few 1,000 yard seasons but not ready. Frank Gore? Leading the 49ers to the NFC Championship game but not ready. Reggie Wayne? Yeah not ready. Santana Moss? Not Ready. Andre Johnson? Not ready. Ray Lewis? Not Ready. Ed Reed? Not Ready. Jeremy Shockey? Not Ready. Kellen Winslow? Not Ready. Eric Winston? Not Ready. Vince Wilfork? Not Ready. Jonathan Vilma? Not Ready. Devin Hester? Not Ready. Antrel Rolle? Not Ready. Bryant McKinnie? Not Ready. DJ Williams? Not Ready. Sam Shields? Not Ready. Let's see your list of Iowa Hawkeyes in the NFL so I can own you like a little bitch. ROFLROFLROFLROFL |
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