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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: vj Date: April 27, 2019, 5:57 pm
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For those who want <a
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/>unofficially.
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: davebear Date: April 27, 2019, 6:10 pm
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They've already signed a couple .
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: octagon Date: April 27, 2019, 7:04 pm
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Looks like Alex Bars from ND will sign as an udfa. He was a
decent prospect before getting hurt early last year. Definitely
has starter potential if he recovers back to 100%.
I like that the 2 7th rounders are both burners, could
contribute on special teams while they refine their skills.
Denmark is a physical specimen. Maybe Pagano can turn him into
something.
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: Pekin Date: April 27, 2019, 7:18 pm
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RB's usually help out on special teams early. Our ST's just got
a lot younger and faster.
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: WshflThinking Date: April 27, 2019, 7:37 pm
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We need help at TE, maybe at S. Big question is K. Two got
drafted and we didnt draft any. The one remaing who was touted
was the kid from LSU.
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: octagon Date: April 27, 2019, 8:08 pm
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WR Emanuel Hall from Missouri is another guy to watch. 6-2 and
ran a 4.39 40. Dropped due to injury fears. Like Bars, could
be a guy they stash on the IR for a year.
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: WshflThinking Date: April 27, 2019, 8:29 pm
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Looks like Pace was smart to move up for Montgomery. Long
story.
HTML https://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/football/bears/ct-spt-bears-david-montgomery-kareem-hunt-biggs-20190427-story.html
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: davebear Date: April 27, 2019, 8:51 pm
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[quote author=octagon link=topic=539.msg374190#msg374190
date=1556413719]
WR Emanuel Hall from Missouri is another guy to watch. 6-2 and
ran a 4.39 40. Dropped due to injury fears. Like Bars, could
be a guy they stash on the IR for a year.
[/quote]
Greg Gabriel on the SCORE said Hall fell because "he wouldn't
play unless everything lined up right"
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: hibernationsuxs Date: April 27, 2019, 9:11 pm
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This guy looks as if he will be upgrade to the return game.
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z93OZh22XUA
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Re: 2019 NFL Draft
By: octagon Date: April 27, 2019, 9:15 pm
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For what it's worth, a Missouri fan from a bears site I frequent
had this to say about hall:
"Mizzou alum here
Emanuel Hall is bad man. He is a much more advanced WR prospect
than J’Mon Moore, whom the Pack drafted in R4 last season. I
have no idea how he went undrafted. SI’s Conor Orr did a
half-respectable Day 2 mock draft (he had Montgomery to the
Bears at 87 and Lock to the Broncos at 41), and he had Hall
going at 91 to the Chargers. Like, WTF?
If the rumors about scouts questioning his toughness because of
his injury are true, I’m here to tell you that that is a big
steaming pile of HOT GARBAGE. Hall popped a groin early in the
W3 game against Purdue. Purdue was coming off two disappointing,
low-scoring losses to start the season and changed QBs. That kid
went on to light the world on fire, and Purdue’s offense flipped
180 degrees, leading to wins against No. 23 Boston College, No.
19 Iowa and a drubbing of No. 2 OSU.
But when Hall left with his injury, we were dominating the game
(up 17) against a team that had lost to Eastern Michigan the
week before. So coaches held him out and figured we could win
without him. But Purdue came roaring back to threaten the game,
tying it up at 37 on a 26-yard FG with 3 minutes left. After
missing the previous 2+ quarters, Hall came back in on the final
drive and caught a HUGE 25-yard pass that put us in range for
the winning FG as time expired.
Our W4 game was home against Georgia. As any fan of any SEC East
team not named Georgia will tell you, this game is basically the
entire season. With a R1/R2 QB and several other NFL prospects
on the roster, we felt we had a chance to win the division, but
this game was a must. Hall was a shell of himself, but HE STILL
SUITED UP AND PLAYED THE ENTIRE GAME because this was the team’s
entire season. Our coach basically used him as a decoy the
entire game to occupy future 1R draftee CB Deandre Baker,
knowing Hall was playing at about 40 percent. Hall went
catchless in the game and we lost by two TDs. But we were in the
game and scored 29 points against a damn good defense without
our No. 1 WR. It was a noble effort.
Hall missed the next four games with the sports hernia injury
(three losses), before finally returning and helping us to four
straight conference wins to finish the season and a spot in the
Liberty Bowl. This is a speedy, athletic physical specimen with
a knack for high-pointing the ball and soft hands. He had a few
drops on long balls from Drew during his career, but it wasn’t a
persistent issue and he often made up for it with highlight-reel
catches later in the game. To me, he’s in direct competition
with Marvin Hall for a spot on the 53. This was, by far, the
best player left on the board at any position, and Pace scooped
him up moments after the draft ended. Incredible value for a
UDFA signing and I’m looking forward to him catching balls from
Chase in the preseason."
Even if he's a turd, the upside at udfa price is a great ****.
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