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AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

tell me a player Ill tell ya what I think about them and if we need them and what round they should go in.

I will also make a comparsion to a current or formmer NFL player if you wish.

ok thanks for your wondering minds.

4Texans · 12-19-2006

Kevin Kolb - QB University of Houston

??????????????

brewhaus · 12-19-2006

Jordan Palmer - UTEP

AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

kolb~UH~QB
grade: B
Analysis: good all-around player could be a great player. Plays in a weaker conference though.
round: 2nd - 3rd
texans: should get him if there in 3rd round
player like: Id say Steve McNair at best

plamer~UTEP~QB
grade: C or C+
analysis: gets a lot of hype from his brother carson and played in a weaker conference, good arm.
round: 4th - 5th
texans: maybe, i doubt they get him though
player like: joey harrington or eli manning

**beerlover** · 12-19-2006

Dwayne Wright, RB Fresno State

AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

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Originally Posted by beerlover

Dwayne Wright, RB Fresno State

analysis: good player, weak conference, good speed, decent strength.
round: 4th - 5th
texans: maybe I like him just not as a every down back.
player like: at best could be like Westbrook, worst like morency

kastofsna · 12-19-2006

those are some of the worst scouting reports i've ever seen. and i'm the draft master around here.

Kevin Kolb
Pros: 4-year starter, good arm, good poise, good field vision, nice release, improved each year consistently
Cons: Played in same offense since high school, gets passes batted down at the line, mechanics need work, last name is pronounced stupidly
NFL Comparison: David Carr, Philip Rivers

Jordan Palmer
Pros: Good size, good family history, good consistent production, decent mobility
Cons: Throws way too many picks, average arm at best, played in a pass-first offense, definitely a project and not someone you can start right away
NFL Comparison: Marc Bulger

Dwayne Wright
Pros: Great size, good production on a poor team, good acceleration, good all-purpose back with the ability to block and catch, great near the goalline
Cons: Doesn't have great speed, missed almost 2 full years due to injury, didn't play well against the best competition
NFL Comparison: Ronnie Brown

i'd love to hear how you got the westbrook comparison with dwayne wright.

Sportsfan · 12-19-2006

Kenny Irons- RB

Joe Thomas- O-Tackle

Sportsfan · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by kastofsna

those are some of the worst scouting reports i've ever seen. and i'm the draft master around here.

Kevin Kolb
Cons: last name is pronounced stupidly

And you want to be know as the 'draft master' ? LMAO!

kastofsna · 12-19-2006

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Originally Posted by Sportsfan

And you want to be know as the 'draft master' ? LMAO!

yes, i was totally being serious there, too.

kastofsna · 12-19-2006

Kenny Irons
Pros: Great burst, good strength, good size, fights for extra yards every time, still pretty young at the position and will develop more
Cons: More quick than fast, has fumbled more than you'd like, several nagging injuries, disappointing '06 season, not an all-around RB
NFL Comparison: Cadillac Williams

Joe Thomas
Pros: Excellent strength and size, great agility for a man his size, powerful in the running game, progressing almost each week in his pass-protecting abilities, played very well against top competition
Cons: Still a better run-blocker than pass-protector at this point, tore his ACL in the bowl game last year (although he seems to have recovered fine), doesn't have the best hips out there
NFL Comparison: Walter Jones

**Ryan** · 12-19-2006

Troy Smith-QB OSU

kastofsna · 12-19-2006

Troy Smith
Pros: Great arm, great leader, very good controlled mobility, good strength, has learned to rely on his arm more and trust his receivers, always played well when it counted, made great strides with character, great pocket awareness; always felt the defender behind him, very good with turnovers
Cons: Height is an issue, some people question if he's over-rehearsed and actually not a good character guy at all, mechanics need a lot of work still, not a lot of experience actually starting at QB, could bulk up more
NFL Comparison: Donovan McNabb

AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by kastofsna

Kenny Irons
Pros: Great burst, good strength, good size, fights for extra yards every time, still pretty young at the position and will develop more
Cons: More quick than fast, has fumbled more than you'd like, several nagging injuries, disappointing '06 season, not an all-around RB
NFL Comparison: Cadillac Williams

Joe Thomas
Pros: Excellent strength and size, great agility for a man his size, powerful in the running game, progressing almost each week in his pass-protecting abilities, played very well against top competition
Cons: Still a better run-blocker than pass-protector at this point, tore his ACL in the bowl game last year (although he seems to have recovered fine), doesn't have the best hips out there
NFL Comparison: Walter Jones

Joe thomas is no walter jones he will be more like robert gallery.

AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by kastofsna

Troy Smith
Pros: Great arm, great leader, very good controlled mobility, good strength, has learned to rely on his arm more and trust his receivers, always played well when it counted, made great strides with character, great pocket awareness; always felt the defender behind him, very good with turnovers
Cons: Height is an issue, some people question if he's over-rehearsed and actually not a good character guy at all, mechanics need a lot of work still, not a lot of experience actually starting at QB, could bulk up more
NFL Comparison: Donovan McNabb

McNabb is like 6'1 or 6'2, and troy smith is like 5'11 1/2 at the most (jeff garcia's height)

kastofsna · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndreRulz

Joe thomas is no walter jones he will be more like robert gallery.

no. not at all.

AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by kastofsna

no. not at all.

he may become like him, but he is no walter jones.

kastofsna · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndreRulz

McNabb is like 6'1 or 6'2, and troy smith is like 5'11 1/2 at the most (jeff garcia's height)

um, okay? what's that have to do with ANYTHING at ALL?

aaand garcia is 6'1.

your comparions are the worst.

jjcorvallis · 12-19-2006

Aaron Ross, CB, Texas

AndreRulz · 12-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by kastofsna

um, okay? what's that have to do with ANYTHING at ALL?

aaand garcia is 6'1.

your comparions are the worst.

ok ill prove myself give me a player.

12-19-2006	#1
AndreRulz Veteran Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 25 Posts: 242 Rep Power: 7	draft master tell me a player Ill tell ya what I think about them and if we need them and what round they should go in. I will also make a comparsion to a current or formmer NFL player if you wish. ok thanks for your wondering minds. __________________ Lady lover, especially cheerleaders. Pollard and AJ both are "the man".

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AndreRulz Veteran Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 25 Posts: 242 Rep Power: 7	Re: draft master kolb~UH~QB grade: B Analysis: good all-around player could be a great player. Plays in a weaker conference though. round: 2nd - 3rd texans: should get him if there in 3rd round player like: Id say Steve McNair at best plamer~UTEP~QB grade: C or C+ analysis: gets a lot of hype from his brother carson and played in a weaker conference, good arm. round: 4th - 5th texans: maybe, i doubt they get him though player like: joey harrington or eli manning __________________ Lady lover, especially cheerleaders. Pollard and AJ both are "the man".

12-19-2006	#5
beerlover Site Contributor Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 11,357 Rep Power: 15075	Re: draft master Dwayne Wright, RB Fresno State __________________ 2012 Draft was Mercilus

12-19-2006	#7
kastofsna Hall of Fame Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 7,438 Rep Power: 405	Re: draft master those are some of the worst scouting reports i've ever seen. and i'm the draft master around here. Kevin Kolb Pros: 4-year starter, good arm, good poise, good field vision, nice release, improved each year consistently Cons: Played in same offense since high school, gets passes batted down at the line, mechanics need work, last name is pronounced stupidly NFL Comparison: David Carr, Philip Rivers Jordan Palmer Pros: Good size, good family history, good consistent production, decent mobility Cons: Throws way too many picks, average arm at best, played in a pass-first offense, definitely a project and not someone you can start right away NFL Comparison: Marc Bulger Dwayne Wright Pros: Great size, good production on a poor team, good acceleration, good all-purpose back with the ability to block and catch, great near the goalline Cons: Doesn't have great speed, missed almost 2 full years due to injury, didn't play well against the best competition NFL Comparison: Ronnie Brown i'd love to hear how you got the westbrook comparison with dwayne wright.

12-19-2006	#8
Sportsfan All Pro Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: 979 Posts: 586 Rep Power: 9	Re: draft master Kenny Irons- RB Joe Thomas- O-Tackle

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kastofsna Hall of Fame Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 7,438 Rep Power: 405	Re: draft master Kenny Irons Pros: Great burst, good strength, good size, fights for extra yards every time, still pretty young at the position and will develop more Cons: More quick than fast, has fumbled more than you'd like, several nagging injuries, disappointing '06 season, not an all-around RB NFL Comparison: Cadillac Williams Joe Thomas Pros: Excellent strength and size, great agility for a man his size, powerful in the running game, progressing almost each week in his pass-protecting abilities, played very well against top competition Cons: Still a better run-blocker than pass-protector at this point, tore his ACL in the bowl game last year (although he seems to have recovered fine), doesn't have the best hips out there NFL Comparison: Walter Jones

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Ryan THIS YEAR Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Beaumont,Tx Section: Section 135, Row F Posts: 4,902 Rep Power: 8536	Re: draft master Troy Smith-QB OSU __________________ Wise men know their limits. Great men have no limits.

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kastofsna Hall of Fame Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 7,438 Rep Power: 405	Re: draft master Troy Smith Pros: Great arm, great leader, very good controlled mobility, good strength, has learned to rely on his arm more and trust his receivers, always played well when it counted, made great strides with character, great pocket awareness; always felt the defender behind him, very good with turnovers Cons: Height is an issue, some people question if he's over-rehearsed and actually not a good character guy at all, mechanics need a lot of work still, not a lot of experience actually starting at QB, could bulk up more NFL Comparison: Donovan McNabb

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jjcorvallis Rookie Join Date: Jan 2006 Age: 23 Posts: 52 Rep Power: 8	Re: draft master Aaron Ross, CB, Texas

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