Cool, thanks for sharing.

I wouldn't put it past him, that he did it on purpose. 50 days off, sweet.

By far one of the best draft classes we have had when leadership & character are involved.

Aloysius said:it seems he's got Jamal Lewis's "a thousand steps to the hole" foot speed. When he does his inside stutter step move, he completely stops his movement before going inside - that's not something that will work against NFL OT's. I don't worry about technique at all. Give me a smart, athletic kid and I can do a lot with him. Bad habits are coachable......As you basically stated. I think practice squad as well. Unless he just blows them away with a little coaching in camp. I really like the 4.78 40 time. A good time for a guy that goes between 260 and 270 lbs. I also loved the leadership/peacemaker role he is obviously playing in the first film at the 2:16 mark.

The corner play for the Buckeyes could really be their biggest problem this year. Right now Amos and Chickwa are #1 on the depth chart and both looked bad at times Saturday. Chickwa got beat bad by Washington for the Grays' first TD and then Amos got beat badly by Small for the Gray's second TD. This position worries me greatly. Etienne Sabino is listed #2 behind Spitler at MLB but he played the outside for Gray while Storm Klein played the middle. Sabino looks like a natural OLB and I'm surprised the staff is keeping him there behind Spitler in the middle. Unless they are think that he'll eventually replace Spitler on the dpeth chart. After watching Klein surprisingly fine play at MLB in the spring game and Sabino great play on the outside maybe they'll think about moving Sabino to the outside as I doubt they are going to be able to keep Klein off the field for long. On one play from the outside Sabino blitzed and beat the RT, then beat the Fullback and made the play on a run over the right guard center hole. His speed to the ball is special. Taurin Washington was without a doubt Pryor's favorite target Saturday. After watching him catch and run I can see why. I hope he gets his shot at some serious playing time this year. But with WR's like Sanzenbacher, Small, Posey and Thomas I think he's in for an up hill battle. I couldn't believe that the Buckeyes had Jim Cordle as #1 at Right O-Tackle. Now I'm wondering if he's just there for the spring. In an interview Tressel was asked baout the O-line and he said that was going to be one of the more interesting situations this year...Finding a place for Jim Cordle and Bryant Browning. (Browning moved from RT to his natural RG postion) That statement from Tressel makes me wonder if Cordle isn't there just for the spring. I still think Shugarts has to be the right tackle when he gets healthy. The guy was the #1 Tackle in the state of Texas coming out of High school and played well in his few chances there. I feel good about that line if Shugarts starts at RT. From left to right you have Adams, Michigan transfer Justin Boren, Brewster, Cordle and Shurgarts.

@earl34 said:All I know is that in the Fiesta Bowl, my Longhorns couldn't stop the dude. He was one of my favorite college players. Besides having a new QB that didn't throw the ball as well as Boeckman did, Robo's number's also suffered due to being dinged during the year as well. I think he was finally completely healthy for the Fiesta Bowl and it showed. He's going to be a very good NFL WR. I think he has the potential to be a #1 just as neighbor mentioned. I'm excited about Edwards, Furrey and Robiskie being the main guys on three WR sets. With Cribbs, MoMass and Patten adding depth. What a huge improvement from last year's WR corps!

@plumcrazy73 said:Graham Herrell Alex Boone KFFL is reporting the 49ers have signed Alex Boone

@timugen said:No news here....the Rams came out about a month ago saying they were more than willing to trade away their pick. With just a couple hours to go things should start heating up on potential negotiations..it wont be long now and we will see the results...

Gilbert can jump out of a 3 foot deep pool onto the pool side without his hands. Pretty amazing...... Although his vertical jump at the combine was only 35 inches. Somethings up.

@riffer-x said:Umm, perhaps you shyould read up on how the pot charges were wrong my man. Matter of fact, Raji's mom is a Pastor and he was horribly embarrassed by the erroneous reports. Character problems have been wiped off the books with Raji, he is no Pocket Change Warren. I apologize, especially since I detest rumors & gossip & there I was, posting same as if it were fact. Pretty stupid on my part. My only excuse is that I have been too busy lately to stay on top of things. With that issue proven wrong, he would certainly not be a poor choice. Mike

Thanks to Ben (and 3 Boston errors) for beating the F#@$@^N Red Sox!

Aloysius said:Still available. I like him better than Hall...

He says Steelers to me as well. Harrison or Woodley.

I think there is some rookie rule about money paid to the top 5 draft picks which makes it much better for them to get him at 8, although I agree I'd be stunned if he fell that far. They'll have to do it though if the Cleveland/Washington/Sanchez rumor is true.

@flugel said:And aren't they the same guys that want to get rid of Edwards so fast they don't care if we get just a waterboy and a candy bar in exchange for him? Raji is tempting BUT his weed history LONG before the combine sort of concerns me about a #5 overall signing bonus going "Up in Smoke." The LAST time we looked to BC for a super-talented kid that had an alleged history of marijuana use it was William Green who got supsended for drugs in his 2nd season here (after a promising finish to a rookie year). Could go either way - but you give the WRONG kid a top 5 signing bonus and you're looking at the 2nd coming of Gerrard Warren. Been down that road and it got us lost REAL fast. - Tom F. Raji doesn't just have a weed prblem, he had other run in, a fight and some problems when he was hurt in 2007. But what's funny about this whole thing is we got this big long thread because McShay changed his projected pick, again. How about Kiper saying Crabtree and I've seen other mocks sayin Orakpo, Curry, Maclin, Brown and a couple others. So, why do people think McShay has a clue?

I want to bring back my Laffey avatar, but I'm too scared to jynx him. Another great start for him getting to the 7th inning, and left the game with a bagel on the scoreboard....still working the groundouts (12) and setting up GDPs (3).

@ballpeen said:My attitude on QBs is this......all teams need a 3rd qb on the roster, and I would just as soon have it a developmental guy as to some retread who is a 3rd qb and nothing more. View the 3rd qb as a lotto ticket...either you hit something big or you throw it out and get another. It's a good idea.

The Inidians have the second worst record in baseball, keeping Wedge around any longer is not going to help this club. Can his ass soon please.

@inspecta said:Ytown you make a great point. Mangini for all his desire to build "his team" knows that trading Quinn is a huge gamble because he knows that if Quinn is successful somewhere else and he doesn't have a replacement equally sucessful then he will get shitcanned pretty quickly. And for Mangini this might be his last shot at a head coaching gig. So he's really gambling with his career by trading Quinn away without giving him one season to play. At least if Quinn falls flat on his face this year Mangini can go to Lerner and say "Ok now, can I go get one of "my guys" " and Lerner will let him do that and let him off the hook for a bad season. I'm sure Mangini told Learner the Browns needed more then just a head coach to win next year. Mangini stays, regardless of next years record.

the guy does really have a great arm, but im not to impressed with the throws against cmu. he is not going to be a good pro for a few years, it really sucks that he is not going to really have a good mentor if he gets drafted in the top 5