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  • PoeticGP PoeticG wrote on
    #13

    Yeah bad day for Kendall Wright... His QB was faster than him 😆 ...Oh well, RGmock3 is a burner at QB wouldn't make a bad WR if he could catch... 🥷

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  • Harry BuffaloH Harry Buffalo wrote on
    #14

    @king-ghoolie-lives said:

    Dude, you post the dumbest shit imaginable.

    I feel like this deserves a "takes one to know one" type of comment.

    Ruining threads since 1897.
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  • H Hunt Daddy wrote on
    #15

    I just wish Ghoolie didn't have to hit enter twice after every sentence. Paragraphs are pretty sweet if you ask me.

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  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #16

    You call those sentences?

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  • H Hunt Daddy

    I just wish Ghoolie didn't have to hit enter twice after every sentence. Paragraphs are pretty sweet if you ask me.

    B bringbackbrownie2 wrote on
    #17

    @hunt-daddy said:

    I just wish Ghoolie didn't have to hit enter twice after every sentence. Paragraphs are pretty sweet if you ask me.

    Haha ya but his favorite thing to do is post a 2 word response and then hit the return key 10 times to make his post extra long and full of nothing. At least he doesn't copy Rich and post one or two words in between ellipses that take up entire lines..

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #18

    I have been hearing that the Indy track is a "fast track", so maybe it should be no wonder that so many WRs are putting up such good times. That said, if Kendell Wright ran as slow as you all report, then that is, indeed, a head scratcher.

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    I have been hearing that the Indy track is a "fast track", so maybe it should be no wonder that so many WRs are putting up such good times. That said, if Kendell Wright ran as slow as you all report, then that is, indeed, a head scratcher.

    cribbs is the manC cribbs is the man wrote on
    #19

    @the-gipper said:

    I have been hearing that the Indy track is a "fast track", so maybe it should be no wonder that so many WRs are putting up such good times. That said, if Kendell Wright ran as slow as you all report, then that is, indeed, a head scratcher.

    Yea Michael Floyd measured in 5 inches taller and over 20 lbs heavier that Kendall Wright and ran a 4.47 compared to Wright's 4.61... Thats definitely surprising. I think Floyd has cemented his status as the draft's second best receiver with that. His athleticism and size remind me a lot of Greg Little who ran a 4.51 and is similar height/weight to Floyd, they may play different, I havent watched a ton of film on Floyd..

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  • BadNewsBrownsB BadNewsBrowns wrote on
    #20

    Second best is an understatement I would be shocked if a 4.6 guy who is 5'10 190 went in round 1 even round 2.

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  • cribbs is the manC cribbs is the man

    @the-gipper said:

    I have been hearing that the Indy track is a "fast track", so maybe it should be no wonder that so many WRs are putting up such good times. That said, if Kendell Wright ran as slow as you all report, then that is, indeed, a head scratcher.

    Yea Michael Floyd measured in 5 inches taller and over 20 lbs heavier that Kendall Wright and ran a 4.47 compared to Wright's 4.61... Thats definitely surprising. I think Floyd has cemented his status as the draft's second best receiver with that. His athleticism and size remind me a lot of Greg Little who ran a 4.51 and is similar height/weight to Floyd, they may play different, I havent watched a ton of film on Floyd..

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #21

    @cribbs-is-the-man said:

    Yea Michael Floyd measured in 5 inches taller and over 20 lbs heavier that Kendall Wright and ran a 4.47 compared to Wright's 4.61... Thats definitely surprising. I think Floyd has cemented his status as the draft's second best receiver with that. His athleticism and size remind me a lot of Greg Little who ran a 4.51 and is similar height/weight to Floyd, they may play different, I havent watched a ton of film on Floyd..

    Yea, I don't think we need a Greg Little clone. We need speed. If we have to go down further in the draft to get it, so be it.

    Ballpeen mentioned Chris Rainey from FLA... worth a thought.

  • H Hunt Daddy wrote on
    #22

    @king-ghoolie-lives said:

    I have to type slow and with space for you morons to catch up.

    bahaha. Fair enough.

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