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Re: 2013 NFL Draft Prospects
SFRedskin, I have some sad news for you: Your boy Shanye Skov is returning to Stanford after he was granted a 5th year of eligibility.
Also name an LSU star player or defensive starter, and chances are they're leaving to go pro. Its ridiculous how many of them are leaving (lots of Pass Rush specialists and secondary guys). There is a chance that we could get Eric Reid (FS; late 1st/2nd), Tharold Simon (CB 3rd-5th) and Tyrann Mathieu (NB; 4th-6th) in one draft
As for this disgusting beatdown Alabama is putting on Notre Dame:
Bama has Barrett Jones who can play every position but LT on the OL; He'll go late first 2nd round range.
Robert Lester the SS for Bama is good, but not great like he was last year. He'll be there for us at 54.
Jesse Williams the NT is a 2nd round possibility for us, he could be there for us.
CJ Mosley is the next Bowman IMO, he won't declare according to earlier reports but you never know.
For ND, Nix is a beast NT, but he's coming back. Braxston Cave the Center is great, but really don't need him.
Eifert is the guy I'd get, but he's a fringe late 1st early 2nd guy, so most likely we won't get him.
Kapron Lewis-Moore is a good depth 3-4 DE, but he most likely just tore his ACL, so I wouldn't draft him now. (as awful as Te'o played tonight, he's still going 1st round)
In the previous couple of games Kent St has a very underrated tackle Brian Winters who projects very well to the RT spot according to draft analysts.
Kyle Long of Oregon is raw, but he has NFL bloodlines, size and can be coached up. He was a guard at Oregon, he could be a RT that could pan out real well in the NFL.
Barner is that speedy back that we need to complement Alfred.
Arthur Brown is a name to keep an eye on. As we're noticing in the NFL, the QBs are running and running fast. These are the common LBs that are good at containing QBs.
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