EXTREMELY Deep at OT

[b bulldog]

expectations where they are drafted Third overall pick and his third season he finally does something. I know very well if that happened here in GB the fans would be disappointed by the start of the third season.

[RashanGary]

McFadden ran 4.28
Mendenhall ran 4.37

Stuart had a 4.44


All of them showed up today. I could easily see them all going in the top 12 picks. I think they're all very good runners. I like Mendenhall the best.

[b bulldog]

I like Stuart the best but all three are very good prospects but they'll drop as RB's usually do due to their short shelf life.

[b bulldog]

Are you still on the MM bandwagon?

[b bulldog]

PFT.com is reporting that MM ran a 4.68 and did lousey in his interviews.

[RashanGary]

Are you still on the MM bandwagon?

From what I read and the little I see, I think he has a knack for the WR position. Jerry Rice wasn't very big or incredibly fast, but he knew how to set up defenders, run routes and catch the ball.

I think the deep passes to MM were more a result of his deceptive route running and great ball skills than it was because of his great speed.


Yes, I do think he's going to be a good WR. Not Jerry Rice of course, but I don't think he's somehow less of a player than what he showed on film because of his numbers.

[b bulldog]

I'm glad to see his time in the 40 didn't scare you off but his attitude with his physical limitations should.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

expectations where they are drafted Third overall pick and his third season he finally does something. I know very well if that happened here in GB the fans would be disappointed by the start of the third season.

60 catches and 6 tds in his soph year. That is good. Get over it.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

THIRD PICK IN THE DRAFT AND 800 YARDS A YEAR IS GREAT, YOUR EITHER CRAZY OR JUST PLAIN STUPID. The only wr who has exceeded expectations from UM is Anthoney Carter while UM has had 4 college All-American Wr's, that is better than MM and three have flopped and one has had one good year in three years. Your wrong as usual and my facts point that out. It makes my day when the facts clearly show you wrong.

Dude, he was INJURED. He played 10 games. Are you suggesting that his lack of talent or struggling was the cause of his injury.

Your statement was about TALENT and STRUGGLING. The fact is that your receivers haven't been that TALENTED.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Actually Um has usually had one bigger WR and also one smaller WR to make a pretty good pair.

Really, then you haven't been following UM football. They haven't had a small receiver in years. Terrell, Walker, Streets, Toomer, MM, AA, etc. all six or over.

Hayes was your smallest receiver in the past 10 years. And, he was five eleven.

My god, you follow the team and you don't even know your own players.

[b bulldog]

Breaston was 6', 180
Mario Manningham 6' 180
Ron Bellamy 6' 190

The small to average WR'S at UM in the last 8 years or so.

[b bulldog]

In todays NFL, 6' is not big, and if your around 180 lbs your small. I'll quote you a con on MM. "HE IS NOT BIG ENOUGH IN HEIGHT OR WEIGHT"

[b bulldog]

Once again, you have no facts to back up your comments. Time for me to move on

[RashanGary]

"HE IS NOT BIG ENOUGH IN HEIGHT OR WEIGHT"

Marvin Harrison
Steve Smith
Wes Welker

Three of the best in the game. Three of the smallest in the game.

There are just as many shorter WR's who can change direction quickly and make things happen after the catch are there are big tall guys with success.

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

"HE IS NOT BIG ENOUGH IN HEIGHT OR WEIGHT"

Marvin Harrison
Steve Smith
Wes Welker

S. Moss
Jennings