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Which Buffs go Pro?
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ThndringHerd
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As others have mentioned, Geer and Chappele (sp?) will go in the late rounds. Geer's the best bet to still be in the NFL 5 yrs from now.
Smith is prolly a mid-rounder if he goes.
Burton's best shot to make the league would be to eat up, and try-out as a DT somewhere. If he's not up for that, a 3-4 team might pick him up as a project.
Burney also may have a shot as a UDFA safety. He needs some decent coaching, but he closes well when the ball is in the air. Injuries might be a concern.
Behrens is also an outside shot to make a team somewhere. Good versatility in short yardage situations.
Neither Mohler nor Smart move well enough to play in the NFL in a 4-3 set. Might be able to catch on with a 3-4 team that needs depth at LB, but doesn't want to blow a draft pick.
Smith is prolly a mid-rounder if he goes.
Burton's best shot to make the league would be to eat up, and try-out as a DT somewhere. If he's not up for that, a 3-4 team might pick him up as a project.
Burney also may have a shot as a UDFA safety. He needs some decent coaching, but he closes well when the ball is in the air. Injuries might be a concern.
Behrens is also an outside shot to make a team somewhere. Good versatility in short yardage situations.
Neither Mohler nor Smart move well enough to play in the NFL in a 4-3 set. Might be able to catch on with a 3-4 team that needs depth at LB, but doesn't want to blow a draft pick.
The Guest
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Darrell Scott.
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I agree on what most say about JSmith. He would likely get drafted based on athleticism, size, and potential. He also runs pretty well. Saying that, I dont think he is ready yet. It's risky to come back if you know, for sure, you are gonna be drafted though. I wouldnt blame him if he left in that respect.
Of the seniors, our 2 best pro prospects are Riar Geer and Cha'pelle Brown. As good as they were in college, I'm not sure the NFL is drooling over a TE who runs a 4.9 forty and a 5'7" CB who doesn't bring return skills. I think it's very likely that Chap is our only draft pick (late round and to a team with a coach that Greg Brown has the ear of).
