2010 Draft Sleepers
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Main > 2010 Big Board > Joique Bell
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School: Wayne State (MI)
Position: RB
Class: 2010 Big Board
Year: Senior
Hometown: Benton Harbor, MI
Date of Birth: 08.04.86
Height: 5107
Weight: 223
40 T: 4.52
Projection: 6th Round
Ordering: 188
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Skinny: Bell had two monster first seasons and then tapered off as a junior due to injuries. He has been named an All-American twice and is a three-time 1st team All-GLIAC selection. He rushed for 1,152 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior and has the size and speed to be a productive big back at the next level. Keep tabs on Bell as he could have a huge senior campaign.
01.29.10 - The Lions' coaches are leading the North, and offensive coordinator Scott Linehan noticed Joique Bell the first day. "He's got a no-nonsense kind of approach to the game," Linehan said. "He said, 'I understand this play. I'm going to go get 4 yards.' And I like that. He's consistent. This is not a big stage to him. He fits right in." What about Bell's burst? He worked with a trainer in the Bay Area for two weeks before the Senior Bowl and will return for three weeks before the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis next month. He said he can run the 40-yard dash in the 4.4-second range consistently and as low as 4.39. He hopes to lower that to 4.32. "I've got tunnel vision," Bell said. "It won't be a problem for me to stay focused." – Detroit Free Press
Senior Bowl: Joique Bell (Wayne State) is generating a lot of positive buzz here in Mobile. He is very explosvie, and does a good job of picking and sliding to the proper hole. He showed big play ability today with a couple of big runs where he would juke someone in the hole and go. – Draft Guys (01.26.10)
01.26.10 - There's a good chance you have never heard of running back Joique Bell or his school, NCAA Division II's Wayne State University. And while he hopes to garner a name for himself and recognition for his school through his play and work this week at the Senior Bowl, he is most interested in impressing the NFL scouts who already know about his abilities. It's their interest in seeing how he measures up against strong competition, Bell believes, that led to his invitation to Mobile and the week-long job interview. "This is a big opportunity, a big step, not just for me but for other Division II players," said the 6-foot-1, 223-pound Bell. "If I can perform and prove to everybody that Division II players can stand out in this game against good competition, it will prove a point. It will prove that Division II players have talent. It will also be good for Wayne State. "There's some pressure, but I've had pressure and expectations all of my life. This game is a big part in deciding my whole life from here. I'm taking that seriously." - Mobile Press-Register
Senior Bowl: Joique Bell (Wayne State): Bell is a runner with sturdy legs and a strong core. He demonstrated a good straight-line burst. I thought he didn't look as fast as the best backs in the agility drills and his receiving skills seemed a little raw today because he had a few rough plays. In the 11-on-11 drills, he showed good technique running with good pad level. He didn't stand out to me, but the full contact drills should be more telling. – Draft Guys (01.25.10)
12.25.09 - Bell was automatically invited to the Senior Bowl as the Harlon Hill Award winner. Bell feels the key to his success at the combine will be improving his 40-yard dash time, currently listed at 4.54. "I've run 4.4's before, but that time listed on most internet sites is a combination of times," explained Bell, who has hired an agent (Manville Trice) and a personal trainer (Thomas Weatherspoon) to help prepare him for what lies ahead. Bell ran for 2,084 yards and 29 touchdowns this season. He also caught 23 passes for 293 yards and three TDs. At the end of the Division II season, Bell led all four NCAA divisions in rushing yards per game (189.45), scoring (17.5 points per game) and all-purpose yards (217.5 per game). He was also named the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year. He is a four-year all-league selection and finished his career with 6,728 rushing yards, sixth best in Division II history and eighth best in NCAA history for all divisions. - Herald Palladium
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Joique Bell what a nice find
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Joique Bell what a nice find
Height: 5'11". Weight: 220 lbs. Arm Length: 31 1/2 in. Hand Size: 9 in.
TOP PERFORMER IN; Vertical jump | Broad jump | 3-cone drill | 20-yard shuttle | 60-yard shuttle COMBINE RESULTS
The only thing I could find on Jarad Veldheer is here.
VELDHEER COMBINE VIDEO Good hips.
Pat Angerer
TOP PERFORMER IN Bench press | 20-yard shuttle COMBINE RESULTS
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I've been high on UGA LB Rennie Curran as of lately
Here's the best highlight video I could find of him on youtube
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I've been high on UGA LB Rennie Curran as of lately
Here's the best highlight video I could find of him on youtube
I've been high on UGA LB Rennie Curran as of lately
Here's the best highlight video I could find of him on youtube
Love him, if he was 2 inches taller he'd be a first round prospect
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Curious - Opinions on Jonathon Dwyer out of Georgia Tech ??
Young, entering draft, forgoing senior year.
Thoughts ??...
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I've been high on UGA LB Rennie Curran as of lately
Here's the best highlight video I could find of him on youtube
I've been high on UGA LB Rennie Curran as of lately
Here's the best highlight video I could find of him on youtube
He's a player for sure! Unfortunately, LB skills & Safety size...Can he cover?, speed?
Mike
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I've been high on UGA LB Rennie Curran as of lately
Here's the best highlight video I could find of him on youtube
He's a player for sure! Unfortunately, LB skills & Safety size...Can he cover?, speed?
Mike
He's a player for sure! Unfortunately, LB skills & Safety size...Can he cover?, speed?
Mike
He's about the same size as DQ when he came out maybe a hair shorter. 5'11" 225lbs ran a 4.7 at combine same as DQ but hes been clocked faster and looks alot faster on film. Guys a beast in the weightroom, only 21 maybe he'll grow an inch..lol He has great instincts and very explosive at the point of contact. You put him behind the right DL and he'll be a monster.
This is before he even starting playing for UGA, Im sure he's gotten much stronger since then
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Curious - Opinions on Jonathon Dwyer out of Georgia Tech ??
Young, entering draft, forgoing senior year.
Thoughts ??...
Curious - Opinions on Jonathon Dwyer out of Georgia Tech ??
Young, entering draft, forgoing senior year.
Thoughts ??...
I absolutely love Jonathan Dwyer but he would probably have to fall to us in the 3rd for us to get him. I heard his interview on Sirius NFL network and was impressed. What was the most impressive thing was he squats 700 lbs!!!! Dude is gonna be a stud, there is no RB in the draft that can squat that much let alone lineman
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Trent Dilfer says Sam Bradford is "not even close to the best player in the draft"
Posted by Mike Florio on April 6, 2010 7:45 PM ET
With all indications pointing to Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford being the first overall pick in the 2010 draft, not every voice is trumpeting the case for Bradford.
In a recent appearance on ESPN Radio's St. Louis affiliate, ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer gave a candid assessment of the 2008 Heisman winner: "In my opinion, he's not even close to the best player in this draft."
Wow. Trent, please elaborate.
"I think he has major, major challenges ahead of him," Dilfer said. "Sam Bradford is not Mark Sanchez. He is not Matthew Stafford. He is not Matt Ryan. I would say he's not even Joe Flacco."
Dilfer explains that, in his view, Bradford hasn't been "challenged" in the college game, and that selecting Bradford could end up being a "catastrophic" mistake for the Rams.
So who does Dilfer like? He thinks that Jimmy Clausen is the best prepared to make an immediate impact, but that Colt McCoy will be the best of the bunch four years from now. Dilfer acknowledges, however, that all three players are "projects."
Dilfer could end up being right about Bradford; if Dilfer is, he'll be able to say he's one of the only ones who saw the potential problems with Bradford being the first pick.
UPDATE: As it turns out, Dilfer is represented by David Dunn's Athletes First firm, which also represents Colt McCoy. We'll leave it to others to decide whether this may have influenced Dilfer's assessment of McCoy, Bradford, and Clausen.
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