JDP111
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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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.I am curious to see who will be this years Marques Colston. Late round WR's can be found to make huge impacts on a franchise. Who will be that player? Jacoby Jones and Joel Filani are two WR's that would be late rounders with tremendous upside. Thoughts?
how about the New Hampshire wideout he should certainly be a day two pick who could surprise next year.
david ball, only 6 feet even and about 30 pounds lighter than colston, so it will be an uphill battle for mr ball to be the next colston
Jacoby Jones would probably be the one most compared to Colston, both in size and abilty.
The biggest knock on Colston was that he came from Hofstra. There were some minor things regarding his technique and his route running ability
david ball, only 6 feet even and about 30 pounds lighter than colston, so it will be an uphill battle for mr ball to be the next colston
Aundrae Allison..round 4-5 WR
Yeah. Colston is seven inches taller and runs a 4.50 while Ball runs a 4.60. There really is no comparison except for the fact that they both played for small colleges.
Did you hear him on Sirius NFL Radio on Friday night? The hosts thought he was going in the 2nd round and, of course, that interview was before he turned in a 4.39 at the combine.
Dwayne Wright said hes a 2nd rounder...watch..he wont be
Higgins said he timed @ 4.18 ..said hes going for 4.2 at least..he got a 4.48
u cant always listen to the players
Read my post again. The hosts (can't remember their names) thought Allison was going in the 2nd round. Allison didn't make any predictions, he said to "wait and see" and overall seemed humble.
Jacoby Jones would probably be the one most compared to Colston, both in size and abilty.
The biggest knock on Colston was that he came from Hofstra. There were some minor things regarding his technique and his route running ability