Re: Giochetto stupido - Guess Who?

The Snake 12 · Post by **The Snake 12** » 29/08/2010, 14:12

BIO: First-team all-conference selection as a senior after posting 310/1,648/14 on the ground while catching 19/230/3. Forced into the starting lineup as a junior and responded with a career high 338/1,915/19 carrying the ball, adding 10/100/0 as a receiver. Also started eleven games as a true freshman finishing with 200/983/7 on the ground.

POSITIVES: Tough, durable interior runner capable of being a feature back. Combines power and speed as well as running instincts. Sees the field, patient and follows blocks. Easily keeps his feet off the initial hit, runs low to the ground and keeps chugging up the field. Powerful, picks up a lot of yardage off initial contact and tough on the inside. Gets around tackles displaying the speed and agility to beat defenders to the flanks. Competitive, plays with an aggressive style and gets stronger as the game progresses, taking important handoffs deep into the fourth quarter. Improved his tenacity as a blocker last season.

NEGATIVES: Lacks a burst through the hole and overall explosion. Cannot quickly cut back against the grain and not a runner who creates if nothing's available. Did not distinguish himself at the Senior Bowl and looked slow.

ANALYSIS: A talented ball carrier productive anywhere on the field, XXX possesses the size and speed to be a starting feature back at the next level. May have dispelled the belief that he is not fast enough after timing to a 4.52 at the Combine. Must improve the finer details of his position but a solid first-day pick that could crack a starting lineup by the end of his rookie campaign.

PROJECTION: Mid Third Round

suclò - 9

Rocky - 3
Alvin - 3
Ride - 3

GoPats - 2
PM18 - 2
vikings11 - 2
Rowiz - 2
Snake - 2

Paperone - 1

Peyton_Manning18 · Post by **Peyton_Manning18** » 29/08/2010, 14:18

The Snake 12 wrote: BIO: First-team all-conference selection as a senior after posting 310/1,648/14 on the ground while catching 19/230/3. Forced into the starting lineup as a junior and responded with a career high 338/1,915/19 carrying the ball, adding 10/100/0 as a receiver. Also started eleven games as a true freshman finishing with 200/983/7 on the ground.

POSITIVES: Tough, durable interior runner capable of being a feature back. Combines power and speed as well as running instincts. Sees the field, patient and follows blocks. Easily keeps his feet off the initial hit, runs low to the ground and keeps chugging up the field. Powerful, picks up a lot of yardage off initial contact and tough on the inside. Gets around tackles displaying the speed and agility to beat defenders to the flanks. Competitive, plays with an aggressive style and gets stronger as the game progresses, taking important handoffs deep into the fourth quarter. Improved his tenacity as a blocker last season.

NEGATIVES: Lacks a burst through the hole and overall explosion. Cannot quickly cut back against the grain and not a runner who creates if nothing's available. Did not distinguish himself at the Senior Bowl and looked slow.

ANALYSIS: A talented ball carrier productive anywhere on the field, XXX possesses the size and speed to be a starting feature back at the next level. May have dispelled the belief that he is not fast enough after timing to a 4.52 at the Combine. Must improve the finer details of his position but a solid first-day pick that could crack a starting lineup by the end of his rookie campaign.

PROJECTION: Mid Third Round

suclò - 9

Rocky - 3
Alvin - 3
Ride - 3

GoPats - 2
PM18 - 2
vikings11 - 2
Rowiz - 2
Snake - 2

Paperone - 1

Thomas Jones

alby14 · Post by **alby14** » 29/08/2010, 14:22

Turner?

The Snake 12 · Post by **The Snake 12** » 29/08/2010, 14:56

alby14 wrote: Turner?

esatto

alby14 · Post by **alby14** » 29/08/2010, 15:04

The Snake 12 wrote: esatto

BIO: Two-year starter awarded All-Conference honors as a senior after posting 49/10.5/8. Totaled a career-best 93 tackles as a junior.

POSITIVES: Hard-working, aggressive linebacker with terrific instincts. Diagnoses the action and quickly locates the ball. Strong at the point, defeats blocks and wraps up tackling. Takes good angles to the play, gets depth on drops and displays skill in zone coverage. Lined up in a three-point stance and effective off the edge.

NEGATIVES: Not an explosive or quick defender. Marginal skill in pursuit. Suffered an ankle injury during the final game of his senior season.

ANALYSIS: A prospect who's done everything asked of him at XXX YYY, ZZZ is a passionate football player with a good degree of upside potential at the next level. Needs to fine-tune his game yet could quickly find his way into a starting lineup.

pandu86 · Post by **pandu86** » 29/08/2010, 15:10

Patrick Willis

Peyton_Manning18 · Post by **Peyton_Manning18** » 29/08/2010, 15:14

Timmons

Paperone · Post by **Paperone** » 29/08/2010, 15:40

Gary Brackett

alby14 · Post by **alby14** » 29/08/2010, 17:00

Ancora niente.

rowiz · Post by **rowiz** » 29/08/2010, 17:07

Adalius Thomas

GoPats · Post by **GoPats** » 29/08/2010, 17:13

James Laurinaitis

alby14 · Post by **alby14** » 29/08/2010, 17:14

Avete nominato tutti giocatori di livello superiore a XXX. Non gioca titolare, mentre al draft si pensava potesse diventarlo tranquillamente.

vikings11 · Post by **vikings11** » 29/08/2010, 17:18

Bobby Carpenter

alby14 · Post by **alby14** » 29/08/2010, 17:24

vikings11 wrote: Bobby Carpenter

A te!

suclò - 9

Rocky - 3
Alvin - 3
Ride - 3
vikings11 - 3

GoPats - 2
PM18 - 2
Rowiz - 2
Snake - 2

Paperone - 1
Alby14 - 1

vikings11 · Post by **vikings11** » 29/08/2010, 17:47

BIO: Two-year starter and second team All-Conference selection last year. Played in only X games as a redshirt junior after suffering a broken wrist in the season opener against Xxxxxxx, but still finished the year with xx/xxx/xx/xx. Totaled xx/xxx/xxx/x as a sophomore and xx/xxx/xxx/x the prior year. Occasionally saw action as a return specialist through college.

POSITIVES: Speedy wideout prospect still developing his game. Fluid releasing off the line of scrimmage, quick out of his pass routes and naturally comes back to the ball. Fast in either a straight line or laterally, stretches the defense and gets downfield behind defenders. Extends for the high throw and plucks the ball out of the air. Excellent body control, adjustment and positions himself nicely to make the catch. Displays solid eye/hand coordination, looks the ball in and catches the pass away from his body. Times and anticipates his deep receptions well showing the ability to get up vertically for the reception and make the catch in a crowd. Also reads the defense, gets open and makes himself an available target for the quarterback.

NEGATIVES: Not strong and has difficulty with big, physical corners.

ANALYSIS: Production numbers have never been outstanding which is more a result of his injury last season and depth the Xxxxxxxxx program traditionally has at the receiver position. May need time to develop at the start of his career but a top prospect with a large amount of upside potential that should eventually grow into a solid Number 1 receiver.