sebman2112
In the Starting Line-Up
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Before someone clicks on this thread thinking I'm advocating selecting him in the first round, read the fallowing:
Now, what if he slides (and he could) given the above news? I'd take him with their second in a heartbeat. I witnessed what he can do, and believe he would be a great RB to have on the roster.
http://rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/player_main.aspx?sport=NFL&id=4650NFL Network's Mike Mayock reports that Oregon RB Jonathan Stewart may need surgery on his big toe. The procedure would keep him out four to six months.
Stewart suffered a turf toe injury in November and didn't miss any games. He also ran the forty at the Combine, but performed no shuttle or cone drills. In the meantime, he had MRIs done and doctors recommended he undergo surgery. Individual teams will evaluate whether surgery is required. Expected to be a first-round pick, his stock will fall dramatically with any team who doesn't medically clear him.
Now, what if he slides (and he could) given the above news? I'd take him with their second in a heartbeat. I witnessed what he can do, and believe he would be a great RB to have on the roster.
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