Top 10 Thoughts: Senior Bowl Practice Day 2
Top 10 Thoughts: Senior Bowl Practice Day 2 Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Two days of practices are in the books, as we begin to formulate our thoughts from Day 3 in Mobile. Here are our Top 10 thoughts from the second day of North and South Squad practices: 10. We value what prospects say about others.
Top 10 Thoughts: Senior Bowl Practice Day 1
Top 10 Thoughts: Senior Bowl Practice Day 1 Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com As always, we’ve made our annual pilgrimmage to Mobile, Alabama for the NFL’s premier offseason event. The Reese’s Senior Bowl is a convention of all NFL scouts and decisions makers that marks the beginning of the NFL offseason calendar, and kicks off the Draft
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Bryce Petty, QB Baylor- 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 230 Pounds NFL Comparison: Austin Davis Scouting Notes Last year, the chatter was that Bryce Petty had the look of a Day 1 NFL quarterback prospect. On the heels of another strong season, leading Baylor to 11 regular season wins in 2014, we were surprised the NFL Draft discussion about Petty had
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Blake Sims, QB Alabama- 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’0″ Weight: 208 Pounds NFL Comparison: Tajh Boyd Scouting Notes Blake Sims is a 5th-year senior from the University of Alabama. His experience largely contributed to the success of the Crimson Tide this season. At times, Sims is a difficult quarterback to watch, but he flashes the playmaking ability that make him worthy of
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Garrett Grayson, QB Colorado State – 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’2″ Weight: 220 Pounds NFL Comparison: Mark Sanchez Scouting Notes After racking up 10 wins during the 2014 season, Colorado State QB Garret Grayson is on the NFL draft radar and has accepted an invitation to play in the 2015 Senior Bowl. It’s a smart move. We can’t think of a quarterback we’ve scouted
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Shane Carden, QB East Carolina University- 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’2″ Weight: 220 Pounds NFL Comparison: Tyler Wilson Scouting Notes Shane Carden is a three-year college starter out of East Carolina University, who has accepted an invitation to play in the 2015 Senior Bowl. As we do annually in preparation for our trip to Mobile, Al., we’ve started breaking down college film of each
RosterWatch Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet: Week 13
Winning fantasy football means being active on the weekly waiver wire. You have to be, as the season morphs before our very eyes from week to week in dramatic fashion. This means that every week, you need to identify the unproductive garbage at the bottom of your roster and exchange those players for the hottest
RosterWatch Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet: Week 11
Winning fantasy football means being active on the weekly waiver wire. You have to be, as the season morphs before our very eyes from week to week in dramatic fashion. This means that every week, you need to identify the unproductive garbage at the bottom of your roster and exchange those players for the hottest
RosterWatch Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet: Week 10
Winning fantasy football means being active on the weekly waiver wire. You have to be, as the season morphs before our very eyes from week to week in dramatic fashion. This means that every week, you need to identify the unproductive garbage at the bottom of your roster and exchange those players for the hottest
RosterWatch Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet: Week 9
Winning fantasy football means being active on the weekly waiver wire. You have to be, as the season morphs before our very eyes from week to week in dramatic fashion. This means that every week, you need to identify the unproductive garbage at the bottom of your roster and exchange those players for the hottest
