Some Interesting Names That May Deserve There Own Thread : Please Contribute

[Cigaro]

Games like his FSU performance make me have no faith in Garcia as a pro quarterback. He can make absolutely stupid decisions, and such plays aren't that rare for him.

Plus if he does somehow adapt to the pro game, the pro lifestyle will absolutely destroy him. He can barely handle being the big man on campus, and has shown little improvement in that category over his entire career at SC.

[M.O.T.H.]

The guy's a headcase, that's undeniable. But, for every bone headed play he makes, he'll complete some of the most beautiful throws imaginable. There's talent there, his mechanics have the tendency to get sloppy every now and then. But when he maintains proper form, he can be outstanding. He can make every throw, and he normally has a great idea of how to fit the ball into tight spaces. Yes, he's far from perfect, he needs fine tuning for sure. But the athletic/physcial components are there to mold. His mental state, could certainly be a problem, however.

Worst case, he goes down as the best QB SCAR has had in about 20 years. But there is pro potential here. He just needs to keep his head on straight, to get an opportunity...of course this always seems to be a tall task for him. But yeah, he's a better prospect than people give him credit for.

[TheFinisher]

Finally time to mention my man RG3, probably the best athlete we've seen at the QB position since Vick. In fact the first time I saw him play I immediately thought of Randall Cunningham. Will be very interesting to see how his pro stock develops, especially in light of Cam going #1 this past year.

[bored of education]

Defensive end Tim Fugger perhaps helped himself as much as any player. He ran a 4.57 in the 40, and also looked good in agility drills. He had 29 reps in the bench press.

Tim Fugger destoyed the Pro Day. He will be drafted. Book it

13.5 TFLS, 7.0 Sacks this year - could be a nice project OLB

[TACKLE]

Originally Posted by bored of education

Defensive end Tim Fugger perhaps helped himself as much as any player. He ran a 4.57 in the 40, and also looked good in agility drills. He had 29 reps in the bench press.

Tim Fugger destoyed the Pro Day. He will be drafted. Book it

13.5 TFLS, 7.0 Sacks this year - could be a nice project OLB

I remember telling you about him before the season.
oh wait nvm, maybe it was the other way around. ;)

[bored of education]

Originally Posted by bored of education

Defensive end Tim Fugger perhaps helped himself as much as any player. He ran a 4.57 in the 40, and also looked good in agility drills. He had 29 reps in the bench press.

Tim Fugger destoyed the Pro Day. He will be drafted. Book it

13.5 TFLS, 7.0 Sacks this year - could be a nice project OLB

Sounds like the Bears have a lot of interest in this guy.