What About Mcadoo In Supplemental?

[cribbs is the man]

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

No, Jesus was estimated to be between 5'9 and 5'11, and anywhere from 160-180 lbs.

Haha... yea Id take a flyer on him, maybe a 5th? we NEED pass rush, the DL is the most important part of defense IMO and i like rotating the big men in and out

[The Gipper]

@cribbs-is-the-man said:

Haha... yea Id take a flyer on him, maybe a 5th? we NEED pass rush, the DL is the most important part of defense IMO and i like rotating the big men in and out

Jesus would be more cornerback size, wouldn't he? Though I have read that from the Shroud of Turin he could actually be as tall as 6'2". At that height he could be a linebacker though he would need to add some weight, given the emaciated condition when last seen. Perhaps on this order:

[The Gipper]

Or, maybe he would have to trim down and bulk up from there:

[Browns149]

Jesus can walk on water. Enough said

[The Gipper]

@browns149 said:

Jesus can walk on water. Enough said

T'ain't no big ting:

[Harry Buffalo]

I really love where this topic lead. I feel like no son of god was walking around looking up at people.

[Unsympathetic]

I'd use either the extra fourth-round pick we got from Atlanta (it will be near the end of the 4th) or our fifth round pick - no earlier. One of our 2012 late-round picks will go to MIN as compensation for Jayme Mitchell. Also we have to give the Rams a late-round pick in the 2012 draft if Greco starts this year.

[The Gipper]

Zombo said:

People were a lot smaller back then, a 5'11 Jew would be a giant. Plus he probably had some guns from all those years of carpentry. He probably would have been a pash rushing DE like the Jags guy with the Jesus hair ... Kampman?

Z

That't right. Nobody xxxxs with the Jesus.

[Harry Buffalo]

Honestly because it is the sup draft, we could probably get away with just giving a 6th rounder for this guy. Most people in the sup fal a round or 2 back from where they would have went in the normally draft and this guy literally has close to zero production, just good physical stats and a really good spring game before he got kicked off the team. He would be a guy who needs to be developed but has a high ceiling, which is really the kind of guys you want to draft in the 5th-7th round.

[jake24]

Hillis-iz-Boss said:

Honestly because it is the sup draft, we could probably get away with just giving a 6th rounder for this guy. Most people in the sup fal a round or 2 back from where they would have went in the normally draft and this guy literally has close to zero production, just good physical stats and a really good spring game before he got kicked off the team. He would be a guy who needs to be developed but has a high ceiling, which is really the kind of guys you want to draft in the 5th-7th round.

Agree with you here.....6th-7th round could def see him going there....potentially very good upside. Four sacks and an INT in the spring game....Runs a 4.78 40-yd dash @ 6"7' 245 pretty good

[Gips]

This guy lacks raw skill and would need to add about 15 to 20 pounds to have any chance at success at DE imho, but its heckerts call and if he thinks the guy is workable and worth a 6th or so im good with it..

[The Gipper]

I assume that if he goes undrafted in this supplemental draft, then he becomes just like any other "Undrafted Free Agent" and is free to sign with any team, right?

[jake24]

@gips said:

This guy lacks raw skill and would need to add about 15 to 20 pounds to have any chance at success at DE imho, but its heckerts call and if he thinks the guy is workable and worth a 6th or so im good with it..

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