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2017 CU Players in the NFL (Plus Draft Thread)
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I give Clark a lot of credit. He coached Spoon and split duties on Awuzie. Was also instrumental in the recruitment of all 3.As expected, the trash Oregon writers are taking joy in the 3 CU DBs that Leavitt and Clark (and solely Leavitt and Clark) got to the NFL.
You can't be a triplet without being a twin!
You can't be a twin if you are a triplet!
That's a practice squad endeavor and would think it's his only chance.
Would need to gain significant weight, which seems to be easier in the NFL (cough cough), so will depend on how much he wants it.
Pericak has been trying to turn into an OL for an entire practice squad career. Not easily done.
DrunkRalphie
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And that explains my comment in the news forum.
It is a tough transition but it also isn't impossible.
Pericak has struggled with it but he had trouble putting on weight past about 280 at CU and if I am not mistaken he also has some extra dietary conditions.
The move from blocking TE to OL has been done a lot more often since a lot of the skills are the same and the TEs have spent a lot of time in the rooms with the OL coaches.
Lepsis did pretty well at it but I think Irwin would more likely be an interior OL, not a T at his height.
Carrell to Dallas.
Good deal for both.
I thought he improved a lot in his time in Boulder, has the physical tools to play in the league. Dallas has room for some depth on DL.
Had to be due to an Elway friendship with Jim Kelly. Sefo would have been such a better representative.
At least they dumped Bibbs.
They are not drafting representatives, at least not as a primary characteristic. Kelly has some NFL skills as a backup that can be productive in spot playing situations.
Kelly is accurate - albeit immature
Threw something like 6TDs to 0 INTs against 'Bama. Sounds like a dick, though.
Yeah, I wasn't clear but that's what I meant by "how much he wants it". Hard long road ahead with no certainties.
DrunkRalphie
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Give 'em hell, Sefo. We know you will.