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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Sounds like the guy you want is an Eric Decker or Riley Cooper.
Before he got hurt, I really liked Decker's game. He was especially good at fighting for the ball. I would not mind seeing BB bring him into TC.
Riley Cooper is interesting as well, but what is he going to run in the 40?
Before he got hurt, I really liked Decker's game. He was especially good at fighting for the ball. I would not mind seeing BB bring him into TC.
Riley Cooper is interesting as well, but what is he going to run in the 40?
Below is a list of guys that I think that Pats should target in the later rounds.
6th Round or later
NATE BYNHAM, TE PITTSBURGH, 6-3, 255
An all-out blocking machine. This is a replacement for Baker, do not expect him to be anything but a blocking TE, but he has the size and the grittiness that will make him a great situational and special teams player. Bynham got pushed out by a Freshman phenonm ****erson, so his stock has dropped. But I think he could be a very good steal in the later rounds.
Nate Byham, , NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com
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Byham was a 3 year full time starter than Pitt went to more 2 TE looks as Doren ****erson (also a draft prospect as a Senior) converted successfully into a TE after playing RB and LB as a frosh, & soph. ****erson is someone I would like the Pats to take a look at; he is raw (recruited to Pitt as Athlete), but has Watson-like measurables, so a 4th or 5th round flier on him is justifiable.
Late rounds?
TE: Dray, Quarless, Bynum, Shuler
OLB: Zombo, Misi, Ihenacho, Daniels, Sharpe, Turner
DL: Troup, Peters, Ross, Fletcher, Udofia, Robinson
RB: Tate, Dixon, Miller, Ramsey, Tonga
WR: Easley, Hodge, Barnes, Anderson, Brown, Brown, Mariani
OL: Ulatoski, Haslam, Marinelli, Landolt, Horn, Richardson,
ILB: Lee, McLaughlin, Dillard, D'Imperio, Sylvester
CB: Miller, McFadden, McClain
S: Rolle, Webster
QB: LeFevour, Kafka, Hiller, Brown, Todd
I visit with another PSU observer on another forum, he felt Quarless had crossed a maturity hurdle and that allowed him to refocus on his game and start to meet early expectations. I've only seen him checking out the bowl game against LSU, I'd take a late round flyer on him, but Dray of Stanford is actually my priority target after Moeaki of Iowa a couple rounds earlier - if Watson goes elsewhere, I'd be after both.What do you think of Quarless? After his frosh. year I thought he'd be a 1st rounder after 3 years. After his jr. season, I wasn't sure I even wanted him back for his senior season. I get to most PSU home games. The light seemed to go on this year. He blocked well, covered punts and made some big plays in the passing game. I thought he was under-utilized in the passing game. OL struggled against OSU/Iowa and D.Clark didn't have great pocket presence. Wasn't good at picking up his secondary receivers where Quarless should have been used more.