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The NFL Draft Bible counts you down to the NFL Draft with “On The Clock,” an in-depth show that examines every NFL team. Episode 28 features the NFL Draft Bible’s own Ralph Mancini as he discuss team needs, key free agents and the plan of attack for the upcoming 2011 NFL Draft with host Rick Serritella.
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The NFL Draft Bible counts you down to the NFL Draft with “On The Clock,” an in-depth show that examines every NFL team. Episode 27 features Ian Rapoport of the Boston Herald, as he discuss team needs, key free agents and the plan of attack for the upcoming 2011 NFL Draft with host Robert Brewer AKA “Football Rob”.
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The NFL Draft Bible counts you down to the NFL Draft with “On The Clock,” an in-depth show that examines every NFL team. Episode 26 features D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, as he discuss team needs, key free agents and the plan of attack for the upcoming 2011 NFL Draft with host Bo Marchionte.
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2010 NFL Draft Class–
(1-23) Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa: He was forced into the starting lineup early in the season and was serviceable but wasn’t the dominant lineman he was purported to be going into last year’s draft. The former Big Ten standout allowed more pressures than any other Packer on the front five and didn’t blow people off the line on run plays. Speed rushers, in particular, gave him fits (see Woodley, LaMarr). Bulaga clearly needs another year at his new position to truly blossom. Grade: C-
(2-56) Mike Neal, DE, Purdue: The kid immediately showed the coaching staff that he has the strength of a bear and the work ethic to go along with it. Neal got off to a fast start by recording a sack and a forced fumble in his first two games but also suffered a torn rotator cuff, which prematurely ended his
Eastern Washington running back Taiwan Jones will hold a highly anticipated pro day workout on Thursday, April 14th. One of the more intriguing prospects in the draft, Jones is a small school mystery with big play capability.
The 6-foot, 195-pound speedster averaged a remarkable 7.7 yards per carry for his Eagles career and flashed the break-away speed that many believe will make him a home run threat at the next level. However, there are many question marks surrounding the durability of the California native.
While some will question his inferior level of play at the FCS level, the real concern with Jones surrounds his medical records. A broken left foot late in December prevented him from working out at the NFL Scouting Combine. He was also limited earlier in the season by an abdominal contusion that forced him to sit out a game.
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Run stuffer Ian Williams from Notre Dame is the latest guest on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, bringing the next generation of NFL stars to you today, hosted by Bo Marchionte.
Ex-Ohio State Buckeyes Chimdi Chekwa joins the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show with only 16 days away from the NFL Draft. Talking Sugar Bowl, NFL Combine and his time at Ohio State the NFL Draft Bible brings the next generation of NFL stars to you today. Hosted by Bo Marchionte.
2011 NFL Draft–
Ex-Hurricane Colin McCarthy joins the list of top Miami players headed to the NFL. McCarthy lead the Canes in tackles in 2010 with 119 also winning the Plumer Award for leadership, motivation and spirit. Bringing the next generation of NFL stars to you today on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, hosted by Bo Marchionte.
Following the numerous reports about the results of Da’Quan Bowers medical re-check last weekend being reported on the Internet and multiple other outlets, including the NFL Network and ESPN. We contacted his agents at BTI Sports directly with the hopes of receiving an update on Bowers from the source. Here is an exclusive response on Bowers medical update and how NFL teams are responding to this agents following his re-check in Indianapolis.
While we (BTI Sports) generally reserve discussions on client medical information to club decision-makers and physicians, in the interest of clarity, we would like to share the following facts regarding Da’Quan Bowers.
Importantly, NONE of the following is news to NFL decision-makers or team doctors. All 32 NFL Clubs have had full access to Da’Quan’s records since January and have had the opportunity to physically examine him at least twice. As such, they have