Thread: Claim Your 2012 Draft Sleepers

Originally Posted by Thnikkaman

It's a Homer pick because I'm an Iowa Hawkeye fan.

I missed that one completely Thinkkaman.

Robertson.
Johnson.
Norman.
Moss.

Originally Posted by Skinny

Danny Trevathan, LB, Kentucky (6'1, 232) - The SECs version of Luke Kuechly with better wheels. Great instincts, physical, explosive, can play off blocks, and excellent in coverage.

2011 Stats:

Tackles - 143
TFL - 12
Sacks - 3
INTs - 4
FF - 5

good call.

Josh Norman (CB Coastal Carolina)

I'm starting my list with CB Omar Bolden. He should go anywhere from the 3rd-5th round range.

I will start with my QB sleeper. He would have to be Austin Davis. He will need work in NFL but he has some major attributes I like. He has shown some good arm strength, throwing and seems to keep progressing.

He has the tools and what you want that "could" develop into a good QB in the NFL.

* Not sleeper but a QB I think that is going a lot higher then people think is Tyler Wilson

Originally Posted by Nick

I will start with my QB sleeper. He would have to be Austin Davis. He will need work in NFL but he has some major attributes I like. He has shown some good arm strength, throwing and seems to keep progressing.

He has the tools and what you want that "could" develop into a good QB in the NFL.

* Not sleeper but a QB I think that is going a lot higher then people think is Tyler Wilson

Tyler Wilson will be a high first round pick, in a year or two when he decides to enter the draft.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

Tyler Wilson will be a high first round pick, in a year or two when he decides to enter the draft.

He never came out? Sucks for him he would have been 3rd QB this year.

* I watch college games, highlights and breakdown of games but tend to stay away from draft sites. He couldn't stay for two years I don't think because he would be a senior next year.

Tauren Poole

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...ml?eref=sircrc

Originally Posted by WARHORSE

Russell Wilson QB, Wisconsin

Actually, may as well make it the Wilson brothers.


Doug Wilson, RB Virginia goes along with Russell.

Id love to have these two guys on the roster at the end of the draft.


Btw, I think Denver drafts TWO QBs before its said and done unless we sign a FAgent.

Originally Posted by WARHORSE

Actually, may as well make it the Wilson brothers.


Doug Wilson, RB Virginia goes along with Russell.

Id love to have these two guys on the roster at the end of the draft.


Btw, I think Denver drafts TWO QBs before its said and done unless we sign a FAgent.

I don't think so War. Too many other holes to fill. I think EFX really want to commit an offseason to Tebow and see how it pans next year. Especially since this years class lost some depth with BArkley and Jones returning to school

Originally Posted by WARHORSE

Actually, may as well make it the Wilson brothers.


Doug Wilson, RB Virginia goes along with Russell.

Id love to have these two guys on the roster at the end of the draft.


Btw, I think Denver drafts TWO QBs before its said and done unless we sign a FAgent.

They will not waste 2 draft picks on a question mark position. They could use two on a position that is a glaring hole. But QB is not a hole, its a question mark that needs a backup.

QB BJ Coleman, Chattanooga

has the size(6'3, 235), arm strength, enough mobility to get out of the pocket when needed, played in a pro style offense, productive college career, Tennessee transfer from a few years ago, supposedly a big film junkie(big time student of the game).

He's projected to be a 5th-6th round pick and is being compared to John Skelton from the 2010 draft.

He's a guy that will most likely need a year or two to get used to the NFL, but definitely has QBOTF upside.

great post reb...I was going to say that Coleman reminds me of Skelton

Originally Posted by Jsteve01

great post reb...I was going to say that Coleman reminds me of Skelton

Absolutely. If he plays well in the EWSG and manages to get by in the combine and pro day workouts, I think he'd be a great mid-round steal for a team.