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Injury prone since before he was drafted......had scope surgery recently......might be done for the year......

 

Article I read said he was the most dissapointing draft pick in the skins draft......

 

And there were people that wanted him with our first round pick.....

 

 

I'm glad you posted that. I was a bit cynical about drafting Hardy when several other 'blue chip' receivers were available but Hardy is growing on me. There is a difference between being tall and knowing how to use your size to give you an advantage. I think he knows how to use his size to create match up problems.

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Injury prone since before he was drafted......had scope surgery recently......might be done for the year......

 

Article I read said he was the most dissapointing draft pick in the skins draft......

 

And there were people that wanted him with our first round pick.....

 

 

It was obvious IMO that the guy was going to be a bust. There was waaaay to much smoke for there to be no fire. The guy had more issues then Playboy.

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It was obvious IMO that the guy was going to be a bust. There was waaaay to much smoke for there to be no fire. The guy had more issues then Playboy.

 

:worthy:

 

Certainly not as fun to look at though!! :thumbsup:

 

Isn't this the Dude that destroyed his chances after he pitched a fit and kept on repeating his 40 run?

 

Ayyyyyep.

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I guess the only reason Malcom Kelly would be relevant to Bills fans would be the fact that many amateur Web sites had him pegged as our first round pick, which eventually faded in favor of Devin Thomas...<chortle>

 

As if we needed yet another example, these two guys might serve, once and for all, as a reminder that amateur draft sites know about as much as your neighbor next door, and more importantly, the Buffalo Bills are very good at hiding their actual interests leading up to the event.

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Injury prone since before he was drafted......had scope surgery recently......might be done for the year......

 

Article I read said he was the most dissapointing draft pick in the skins draft......

 

And there were people that wanted him with our first round pick.....

 

Nawww really?, Malcom who? :thumbsup:

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Why did Devin Thomas become such a hot prospect? The kid had ONE (albeit it really) good year.

 

And Sweed is from UT. That's all you need to know.

 

I've read that Sweed has been a big disappointment. They got so much credit for that pick...

 

draft time punditry is FUGGIN USELESS

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I'm in Washington on vacation and was just reading about what a major disappointment Devin Thomas has been as well. Dropping passes, performing terribly in conditioning drills and looking disinterested in games. I guess both he and Kelly got a major dressing down from the coach.

 

Glad we didn't draft either of them.

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Just curious: What was Washington's draft grade this year? I'm betting it was an "A".

 

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Washington Redskins

Unbelievable that Devin Thomas, Fred Davis and Malcolm Kelly ended up on the same squad. Jason Campbell should be ex static with the playmakers Dan Snyder added. Northern Iowa tackle Chad Rinehart also has a chance to win a starting spot as a rookie.

FINAL GRADE: A

 

Have to be Insider to view

 

Smell Kipers draft grades:

 

Washington Redskins: GRADE: B+

They traded out of the first round and still were able to get three offensive weapons in the second round: wide receivers Devin Thomas and Malcolm Kelly and tight end Fred Davis. Chad Rinehart is a versatile offensive lineman who can play guard or tackle. In the sixth round, Georgia Tech's Durant Brooks was the first -- and only -- punter drafted. He has a strong leg and should compete for the starting job (30 of his 65 punts were 50 yards or longer). Hawaii QB Colt Brennan went in the sixth round. He isn't very big, but he has some ability. What hurt Brennan was his performance in the Sugar Bowl and the Senior Bowl practices, and the system he played in, which allowed him to put up big numbers. Safety Christopher Horton will be a good backup and special teams player. The only thing the Redskins didn't get was a pass-rushing defensive end.

 

Then his Bills grade:

 

AFC East

Buffalo Bills: GRADE: C+

Cornerback Leodis McKelvin is going to be a very good player and I liked the pick. James Hardy is the big wide receiver the Bills need, someone who can be a threat in the red zone. Virginia Tech DE Chris Ellis is a decent pass-rusher, and I thought CB Reggie Corner and TE Derek Fine were reaches in the fourth round. I did like their late-round picks, RB Xavier Omon, OT Demetrius Bell and WR Steve Johnson.

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BUFFALO BILLS

1 - Leodis McKelvin, CB, Troy (5-10, 190); 2 - James Hardy, WR, Indiana (6-5, 217); 3 - Chris Ellis, DE, Virginia Tech (6-4, 263); 4 - Reggie Corner, CB, Akron (5-9, 175); 4 - Derek Fine, TE, Kansas (6-3, 251); 5 - Alvin Bowen, OLB, Iowa State (6-1, 223); 6 - Xavier Omon, RB, Northwest Missouri State (5-11, 228); 7 - Demetrius Bell, T, Northwestern State (6-5, 297); 7 - Steve Johnson, WR, Kentucky (6-2, 210); 7 - Kennard Cox, DB, Pittsburgh (6-0, 190)

 

Potential 2008 Starters: Hardy might be the most likely to start, but McKelvin could have a chance too.

Value Pick: Hardy's upside could make him a great value.

Second-Day Sleeper: Steve Johnson has long-term upside worth exploring.

Still Need: QB

GRADE: B - Took some guys with off-the-field incidents, but high upside, so the potential is there for this to be a strong class.

 

WASHINGTON REDSKINS

2 - Devin Thomas, WR, Michigan State (6-2, 216); 2 - Fred Davis, TE, USC (6-3, 255); 2 - Malcolm Kelly, WR, Oklahoma (6-4, 224); 3 - Chad Rinehart, G, Northern Iowa (6-5, 320); 4 - Justin Tryon, CB, Arizona State (5-9, 181); 6 - Durant Brooks, P, Georgia Tech (6-0. 204); 6 - Kareem Moore, S, Nicholls State (5-10, 213); 6 - Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii (6-2, 207); 7 - Rob Jackson, DE, Kansas State (6-3, 257); 7 - Chris Horton, S, UCLA (6-0, 212)

 

Potential 2008 Starters: Thomas or Kelly will have a chance to get into the starting lineup and push Antwaan Randle-El to the slot.

Value Pick: Kelly had a slow 40-time and it made him a bargain second-round selection, perhaps just slightly better value than Thomas.

Second-Day Sleeper: Brennan was too productive in college not to get a look.

Still Need: DL

GRADE: B+ - Focused on improving the offence and grabbed playmakers in three straight rounds to start the draft.

 

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Injury prone since before he was drafted......had scope surgery recently......might be done for the year......

 

Article I read said he was the most dissapointing draft pick in the skins draft......

 

And there were people that wanted him with our first round pick.....

typical football move by little danny.........

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I'm in Washington on vacation and was just reading about what a major disappointment Devin Thomas has been as well. Dropping passes, performing terribly in conditioning drills and looking disinterested in games. I guess both he and Kelly got a major dressing down from the coach.

 

Glad we didn't draft either of them.

 

But just a month ago the Redskins were going to win it all...just ask Comcast Sportsnet Mid-Atlantic and MASN.

 

:thumbsup:

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