Thread: 2014 Draft

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I don't see any way he lasts long enough in the first for us to grab him. I just don't see it.


All I want is defensive play makers. A ball hawking safety, a fiery 3 down MLB, a nasty DL with attitude. Any one or a combination of those three things are what I want.

Think we can get naked pictures of the panthers GM and force him to trade Luke Keuchly to us?

I agree with those 3 needs completely. However...if we want them in the Manning era, we'll have to go through FA...because there just arent any of them available in our draft positions.

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

I agree with those 3 needs completely. However...if we want them in the Manning era, we'll have to go through FA...because there just arent any of them available in our draft positions.

I kinda think Shayne Skov could fill the MLB role for us. I watch a lot of Stafford games (I have this fantasy that my son play there someday) and I really think he is an exceptional player. But I'm admittedly not a great college talent evaluator.

He's good and would probably be a starter if we drafted him. But I have to be honest...I dont think he's all that great in passing situations.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I kinda think Shayne Skov could fill the MLB role for us. I watch a lot of Stafford games (I have this fantasy that my son play there someday) and I really think he is an exceptional player. But I'm admittedly not a great college talent evaluator.

why STanford? the ivy league thing?

Originally Posted by AGap

why STanford? the ivy league thing?

I think Stanford is the perfect mix of athletic and academic excellence.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

I think Stanford is the perfect mix of athletic and academic excellence.

They won the Directors Cup last year. Most likely in the running for it this year. They're at like 19 in a row

2012/13 results...

1. Stanford, 1261.25 points
2. Florida, 1219.75
3. Michigan, 1138.25 points
4. UCLA, 1127.25
5. Penn State, 1100 points
6. Texas A&M, 1081.5 points
7. Notre Dame, 1015.5 points
8. Oklahoma, 1014.25 points
9. Georgia, 1006.75 points
10 North Carolina, 992.33 points

Originally Posted by CoachChaz

They won the Directors Cup last year. Most likely in the running for it this year.

2012/13 results...

1. Stanford, 1261.25 points
2. Florida, 1219.75
3. Michigan, 1138.25 points
4. UCLA, 1127.25
5. Penn State, 1100 points
6. Texas A&M, 1081.5 points
7. Notre Dame, 1015.5 points
8. Oklahoma, 1014.25 points
9. Georgia, 1006.75 points
10 North Carolina, 992.33 points

What exactly is that Coach?

Wow just looked it up. Wikipedia says Stanford has won it 19 years in a row. That's impressive.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

What exactly is that Coach?

The NACDA gives points to schools based on the success of their sports programs. It takes everything into account in both mens AND womens sports. From football to lacrosse to golf to...you name it. Then, based on the total accumulation of points, a winner is declared.

Stanford has won like 19 straight times, so technically...they have the best overall athletic program in the country for the last 19 years running. And that doesnt even take into account their obviously brilliant academic program.

Joe flacco's lil bro Mike is entering draft at TE. 6'5 245lb. Playe s four season in min or league baswball for red sox and Orioles. He only played one season of college football. 30 receptions for 591 yards and 9 TDs.

Youngest bro John a safety just finished senior year at Stanford.

Anyone know much about S Dion Bailey USC?

Originally Posted by NightTerror218

Anyone know much about S Dion Bailey USC?

He's played mostly LB actually, not sure when he moved back so not sure how he played there. Was a stud early at LB but was pretty invisible later.

Updated few big names returning for senior years like Vic Beasley

Some of the news from the combine. Official weigh ins begun today.

Johnny Football is under 6 foot. 5'11"

God I'm glad the Broncos don't need a QB.