19: R1P19
DT JARRAN REED
ALABAMA
49: R2P18
S KARL JOSEPH
WEST VIRGINIA
80: R3P17
OLB KAMALEI CORREA
BOISE STATE
117: R4P19
CB CYRUS JONES
ALABAMA
139: R4P41
WR MALCOLM MITCHELL
GEORGIA
156: R5P17
QB KEVIN HOGAN
STANFORD
192: R6P17
ILB ANTONIO MORRISON
FLORIDA
218: R6P43
ILB ELANDON ROBERTS
HOUSTON
I have been listening to all the Bills draft podcasts, and on one of them, it was mentioned that Smith has drop foot. That was the condition that ended Damian Covington's career.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/foot-drop/basics/definition/con-20032918
Ragland only did 13 reps. Hell, I can do 15 reps, and I weigh 70#s less than Reggie. The last thing the Bills need is a weak ass linebacker that is slow and can't cover
Nope. It's a great film. Hollywood keeps putting out **** though. And people keep lapping it up. When they keep remaking the same film, it reminds me of a friend that keeps telling me a the same story I have heard a dozen times already
Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Eli Wallach, James Coburn, Robert Vaughn is much betterr. Holy !@#$- can Hollywood come up with an original movie? I am so !@#$ing sick of remakes such as Karate Kid. Magnificent Seven- I saw it already 20 years ago. What the !@#$ is the point?
I strongly disagree. Su'a is a 3 NFL down who makes plays all over the field. He won't make it past Carolina. Cash is another playmaker. No way does he last until the fourth round. Watch and see
There is no way in hell Billings lasts until the second round. Kearse is too slow and stiff to play safety. Drake was horrible at offseason workouts and cannot block whatsoever- no thank you
I used the NFL BOARD 19: R1P19
DT CHRIS JONES
MISSISSIPPI ST.
49: R2P18
OLB SU'A CRAVENS
USC
80: R3P17
WR BRAXTON MILLER
OHIO ST.
117: R4P19
DT ADOLPHUS WASHINGTON
OHIO ST.
139: R4P41
WR LEONTE CARROO
RUTGERS
156: R5P17
G SEBASTIAN TRETOLA
ARKANSAS
192: R6P17
ILB ANTONIO MORRISON
FLORIDA
218: R6P43
QB KEVIN HOGAN
STANFORD
http://espn.go.com/blog/boston/new-england-patriots/post/_/id/4792036/dominique-easley-goes-from-all-in-to-the-outside-looking-in-with-patriots
In a 2015 ESPN.com piece on the “rise and fall of Urban Meyer’s Florida Gators,” Jeremy Fowler wrote: “One coach on the staff said the 2010 class was the most unruly he has ever witnessed. Another player viewed by some as problematic was Dominique Easley, a five-star defensive lineman from New York who threatened to quit the team repeatedly, missing meetings as a result.”