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And with it....the unofficial, official start if the 2015 NFL season.
Let's get the discussion going!!!
GO JETS
Let's get the discussion going!!!
GO JETS
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Oops...please correct speling of Gents, mods
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http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/161576/2015-nfl-scouting-combine-player-schedule
NFL scouting combine organizers have invited more than 300 draft prospects to participate in the activities at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis this week.
A quick look at the schedule for workouts:
Player Schedule: Feb. 17-23
Date Activity
Day 1 Arrivals*: Group 1 (Kickers, Special Teams, Offensive Line),
Group 2 (Offensive Line), Group 3 (Tight Ends)
Tues., Feb. 17 Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Wed., Feb. 18 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Thur., Feb. 19 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Fri., Feb. 20 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
Day 2 Arrivals*: Group 4 (Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers),
Group 5 (Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers), Group 6 (Running Backs)
Wed., Feb. 18 Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Thur., Feb. 19 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Fri., Feb. 20 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Sat., Feb. 21 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
Day 3 Arrivals*: Group 7 (Defensive Line), Group 8 (Defensive Line), Group 9 (Linebackers)
Thurs., Feb. 19 Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Fri., Feb. 20 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Sat., Feb. 21 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Sun., Feb. 22 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
Day 4 Arrivals: Group 10 (Defensive Backs), Group 11 (Defensive Backs)
Fri., Feb. 20 Travel to Indianapolis ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Sat., Feb. 21 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Sun., Feb. 22 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Mon., Feb. 23 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
*Select players from any Group arriving the first three days (Groups 1-9), may arrive one day prior to their scheduled date listed above in order to assist with medical scheduling. This will be based on flight schedules and medical tests only and no players arriving early will have advanced contact with teams.
NFL scouting combine organizers have invited more than 300 draft prospects to participate in the activities at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis this week.
A quick look at the schedule for workouts:
Player Schedule: Feb. 17-23
Date Activity
Day 1 Arrivals*: Group 1 (Kickers, Special Teams, Offensive Line),
Group 2 (Offensive Line), Group 3 (Tight Ends)
Tues., Feb. 17 Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Wed., Feb. 18 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Thur., Feb. 19 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Fri., Feb. 20 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
Day 2 Arrivals*: Group 4 (Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers),
Group 5 (Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers), Group 6 (Running Backs)
Wed., Feb. 18 Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Thur., Feb. 19 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Fri., Feb. 20 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Sat., Feb. 21 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
Day 3 Arrivals*: Group 7 (Defensive Line), Group 8 (Defensive Line), Group 9 (Linebackers)
Thurs., Feb. 19 Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Fri., Feb. 20 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Sat., Feb. 21 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Sun., Feb. 22 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
Day 4 Arrivals: Group 10 (Defensive Backs), Group 11 (Defensive Backs)
Fri., Feb. 20 Travel to Indianapolis ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Sat., Feb. 21 Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Sun., Feb. 22 NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Mon., Feb. 23 On-field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis
*Select players from any Group arriving the first three days (Groups 1-9), may arrive one day prior to their scheduled date listed above in order to assist with medical scheduling. This will be based on flight schedules and medical tests only and no players arriving early will have advanced contact with teams.
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Johnny Meatball dropped a bunch from his 6'1 215 Aggie program stats
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Countdown to Combine: New York Jets WRs
February, 17, 2015
Feb 17
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By Rich Cimini | ESPNNewYork.com
A closer look at the areas the New York Jets could address in the draft. We'll continue Tuesday with a look at the wide receiver position, which is scheduled to work out Saturday in Indianapolis.
Position of need: The Jets can help their quarterback (whoever it is) by upgrading at wide receiver. They haven't had a Pro Bowl receiver since Keyshawn Johnson in 1999, a remarkable drought in a pass-happy league. Eric Decker is a good No. 2 receiver and Percy Harvin is ... well, we're not sure what he is. He could be a goner by March 19, the deadline by which the Jets must decide his 2015 status, per the conditions of last fall's trade with the Seattle Seahawks. If they drop Harvin, the position becomes a major need. The last time they used a first-round pick on a wide receiver was Santana Moss in 2001.
Three players the Jets could target in the draft:
Amari Cooper (WR), Alabama: He can lock up a top-6 spot by running a fast 40 at the combine. Cooper doesn't have sprinter's speed, but he's a terrific route runner with separation ability. His size isn't ideal (listed at 6-foot-1 by his school), but look what Odell Beckham, Jr. (6-foot) is doing to the league. Cooper put up monster numbers last season (124 catches for 1,727 yards), and the best part? He's known for his tremendous work ethic.
Kevin White (WR), West Virginia: He's one of the fastest risers in the draft. White, who spent his early childhood in Plainfield, New Jersey, played only two years at West Virginia after transferring from a junior college. Some people are talking about him as a possible top-10 pick. He's a little raw, but he has the size (6-foot-2) and skills to be a good one. He caught 109 passes for 1,447 yards last season. His ceiling is exceptionally high.
Devante Parker (WR), Louisville: He missed the first seven games last season due to a preseason foot injury, but he erased any doubts about his health by finishing with 43 receptions and 855 yards over the final six games. Parker would help a quarterback like Geno Smith because of his catching radius; he's 6-foot-2 with long arms. Like White, he's rated as a likely top-15 pick by many scouting services.
February, 17, 2015
Feb 17
8:00
AM ET
By Rich Cimini | ESPNNewYork.com
A closer look at the areas the New York Jets could address in the draft. We'll continue Tuesday with a look at the wide receiver position, which is scheduled to work out Saturday in Indianapolis.
Position of need: The Jets can help their quarterback (whoever it is) by upgrading at wide receiver. They haven't had a Pro Bowl receiver since Keyshawn Johnson in 1999, a remarkable drought in a pass-happy league. Eric Decker is a good No. 2 receiver and Percy Harvin is ... well, we're not sure what he is. He could be a goner by March 19, the deadline by which the Jets must decide his 2015 status, per the conditions of last fall's trade with the Seattle Seahawks. If they drop Harvin, the position becomes a major need. The last time they used a first-round pick on a wide receiver was Santana Moss in 2001.
Three players the Jets could target in the draft:
Amari Cooper (WR), Alabama: He can lock up a top-6 spot by running a fast 40 at the combine. Cooper doesn't have sprinter's speed, but he's a terrific route runner with separation ability. His size isn't ideal (listed at 6-foot-1 by his school), but look what Odell Beckham, Jr. (6-foot) is doing to the league. Cooper put up monster numbers last season (124 catches for 1,727 yards), and the best part? He's known for his tremendous work ethic.
Kevin White (WR), West Virginia: He's one of the fastest risers in the draft. White, who spent his early childhood in Plainfield, New Jersey, played only two years at West Virginia after transferring from a junior college. Some people are talking about him as a possible top-10 pick. He's a little raw, but he has the size (6-foot-2) and skills to be a good one. He caught 109 passes for 1,447 yards last season. His ceiling is exceptionally high.
Devante Parker (WR), Louisville: He missed the first seven games last season due to a preseason foot injury, but he erased any doubts about his health by finishing with 43 receptions and 855 yards over the final six games. Parker would help a quarterback like Geno Smith because of his catching radius; he's 6-foot-2 with long arms. Like White, he's rated as a likely top-15 pick by many scouting services.
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I always wished I could sit in on the interview part.
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Well in Miami they just ask if their mother is a prostitute. What else do they need to know?
Tony Pauline @TonyPauline · Feb 16Jeremiah Poutasi/OL/Utah being referred to as "Mike Iupati Jr" by a number of scouts: http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=10426
Tony Pauline @TonyPauline · 22m22 minutes agoTuesday Combine Skinny: Trae Waynes/CB/Michigan State running 4.3's, completing 20+ reps in combine training http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=10435
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one thing mac is good at is finding depth so i am excited about this draft prob more than i have been since we had 4 first rounders 2000 i think?
Rich Cimini @RichCimini · 53m53 minutes agoJets GM Mike Maccagnan scheduled to meet w/ Mo Wilkerson's agent at combine. Wilkerson entering final yr of deal, due for big pay day. #nyj
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet · 3h3 hours ago#UCLA QB Brett Hundley will throw at the Combine and do all the drills, I’m told. Refreshing. Expect more of that this year.
#UCLA QB Brett Hundley will throw at the Combine and do all the drills, I’m told. Refreshing. Expect more of that this year.
I am not a big fan of Hundley. I hope he bombs.
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet · 2h2 hours agoCount cerebral Oregon State QB Sean Mannion among the quarterbacks who will throw and do all the drills at the Combine.
Look who Jameis Winston and Bryce Petty are working with heading into the combine.
Count cerebral Oregon State QB Sean Mannion among the quarterbacks who will throw and do all the drills at the Combine.
Look who Jameis Winston and Bryce Petty are working with heading into the combine.
I would rather see us draft Mannion than Hundley and of course I am not talking about the 6th pick.
Jets GM Mike Maccagnan scheduled to meet w/ Mo Wilkerson's agent at combine. Wilkerson entering final yr of deal, due for big pay day. #nyj
Get Mo taken care of. No brainer. Lock him up.
Albert Breer @AlbertBreer · 29m29 minutes agoAFC scout on Green-Beckham: "If not for all that stuff, he'd be the best receiver to come out since Calvin Johnson." http://www.nfl.com/combine/story/0ap3000000470919/article/dorial-greenbeckham-hits-combine-with-major-talentconcerns …
agreed!!!
AFC scout on Green-Beckham: "If not for all that stuff, he'd be the best receiver to come out since Calvin Johnson." http://www.nfl.com/combine/story/0ap3000000470919/article/dorial-greenbeckham-hits-combine-with-major-talentconcerns …
I really wonder where he goes. If we traded down with Cleveland or the Eagles, I think he becomes in play mid to late rd 1 unless teams throw out the baggage, then he goes top 10.
Dorial Green-Beckham - WR - Player
An AFC scout calls Missouri WR Dorial Green-Beckham "special," and believes he'd be considered the best receiver prospect since Calvin Johnson if not for his off-the-field issues.
"He's one of the best receivers I've ever seen," the scout said. "He's gigantic, he has tremendous body control, balance, he runs like a deer and can leap out of the gym and high-point the ball." Green-Beckham was a five-star recruit out of high school, but couldn't stay out of trouble at Mizzou, getting caught with marijuana before being accused of domestic violence. He transferred to Oklahoma, but had to sit out because of the NCAA's transfer rules. DGB is a top-10 talent who could fall to day two because of his character question marks.