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That's good. It can be hard to isolate the player sometimes. I've seen this at times, but it doesn't worry me. While not being consistently good (who is) the route running talent he flashes is enough from a WR like him. The consistency isn't abnormal and will develop with age. He's one of...

He's in my second tier of WRs. I think he's going to end up as a second-day guy. Are they good enough to make your top 100??? :) Revaluation is vital. It doesn't matter how wrong a GM is in January if he's right in April or May. Could you be putting too much emphasis on the results when you...

Meet the Most Physically Gifted Prospects of the 2014 Draft | Bleacher Report

I've always wanted him, but I also always thought they would sign a free agent DE. At this point I'd rather go DL or LB, but I still like Robinson. Those are pretty good numbers for someone of his size, production, age, and scheme fit. For all the attention Dez Bryant gets as an athlete...

We can hope, but I like to prepare for the worst. I like it, but I'd go with Latimer over Coleman.

I like it. Any mock with Tuitt is OK with me. I've been starting to think Shazier's tape it too inconsistent, so despite the upside I don't like him in the first as much as I used to. I would have signed Jared Allen to the deal he signed with Chicago, but since that's passed I've been...

I'd like to see Easley and 2012 Tuitt in there. I haven't read it entirely yet, but one quick thing I noticed is that Jernigan does in fact play out of position as much as I thought he did. I'm not surprised to see Jeffcoat there.

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Oh. So crossing them off your board didn't have to do with that article?

As prospects? I'd agree. It's somewhat close though. Regardless of who's better that's just about the opposite of how I see Moncrief. He is as physically gifted as many others, but isn't as NFL ready. Latimer won't be #166 for long. He's one of the guys battling for the fifth spot of my...

What does size have to do with anything? My understanding of the article is that it's only about the player's college playbook/offense and how that affects his ability to understand the Patriots playbook/offense.

No one wants to discuss this? Manxman, why did you put Coleman in with Benjamin?

A steal in the top 3 rounds. Like I said weeks ago, Latimer > Moncrief.

Misdirection, hopefully.

He says "Coming out of one of the more simplified college offenses isn't necessarily viewed as a bad thing by NFL teams." but I disagree. Every team tries to make things as simple as possible, but not all offenses can be described as simple. I bet the Patriots look at it as a bad thing. Their...

The red flag report: Austin Seferian-Jenkins | National Football Post

1. If I see something, I post it. I do think Boyd is going to represent great value. 2. The slow motion makes it easy.

The excellent hands of Chris Boyd in slow motion WR Hands Technique: The Good and The Bad | @lifesyourcup Dynasty Fantasy Football