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Malcolm Kelly dropping out of 1st round

Tremendous value at #32 or #57. James Hardy will not fall as far as #32. His stock has risen to around where I thought he should go...in the mid-first. But, I had always considered Malcolm Kelly to be a better prospect...so if you can get him, you're golden.

Also keep Adarius Bowman in mind later on in the draft. He keeps naming Miami as among his best interviews, the teams showing most interest. If the Vikings don't snatch him up before us, he could definitely be a Fin.
 
ckparrothead said:
Tremendous value at #32 or #57. James Hardy will not fall as far as #32. His stock has risen to around where I thought he should go...in the mid-first. But, I had always considered Malcolm Kelly to be a better prospect...so if you can get him, you're golden.

Also keep Adarius Bowman in mind later on in the draft. He keeps naming Miami as among his best interviews, the teams showing most interest. If the Vikings don't snatch him up before us, he could definitely be a Fin.
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CK..Golden? Come on...if the reports are accurate about his knee's...he's more glass than Golden.

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fishypete said:
CK..Golden? Come on...if the reports are accurate about his knee's...he's more glass than Golden.

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Malcolm Kelly[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]...NFL Network's Mike Mayock is reporting that both of Oklahoma WR Malcolm Kelly's knees are of such concern, that he could be completely removed from some NFL teams' final draft boards.
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Have you looked at the xrays and scans of his knees? Have you administered lie detectors to Mayock's sources?

We're in the middle of disinformation season. It would be naive in the extreme to put absolute trust in reports like these. But, believe whatever suits you to believe.
 
ckparrothead said:
Have you looked at the xrays and scans of his knees? Have you administered lie detectors to Mayock's sources?

We're in the middle of disinformation season. It would be naive in the extreme to put absolute trust in reports like these. But, believe whatever suits you to believe.
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LOL...And here I thought you were Mayocks buddy. You and I they can lie to...but teams will know the truth...now won't they. They all have their own doctors...and can do their own tests...if they chose.
 
fishypete said:
LOL...And here I thought you were Mayocks buddy. You and I they can lie to...but teams will know the truth...now won't they. They all have their own doctors...and can do their own tests...if they chose.
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You realize you make this statement knowing that some of the doctors you reference are the guys that passed on Drew Brees and cleared Culpepper.
 
emocomputerjock said:
You realize you make this statement knowing that some of the doctors you reference are the guys that passed on Drew Brees and cleared Culpepper.
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I also know that all Players that have medical red flags are brought back to Indy on April 3rd...to retest. We'll see what happens then.
 
fishypete said:
I also know that all Players that have medical red flags are brought back to Indy on April 3rd...to retest. We'll see what happens then.
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And you think the chances of him being there are good because?

He skipped his pro-day, he's not going anywhere outside of his private workouts.
 
fishypete said:
I also know that all Players that have medical red flags are brought back to Indy on April 3rd...to retest. We'll see what happens then.
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That's a good point.

However I'm not saying at all that Malcolm Kelly doesn't have any medical issues. Obviously he does, otherwise he'd have worked out by now. What I'm saying is when you hear a Mike Mayock saying "A couple of scouts have told me his knees are so bad they've taken him off their board entirely" you should view that statement VERY skeptically, when we're in the middle of disinformation season. Tis the season to be exaggerating. You don't know whether these teams actually believe Malcolm Kelly is undraftable, or whether they think the knees are injured but not a very big deal. All you know is what they want you to know.
 
ckparrothead said:
That's a good point.

However I'm not saying at all that Malcolm Kelly doesn't have any medical issues. Obviously he does, otherwise he'd have worked out by now. What I'm saying is when you hear a Mike Mayock saying "A couple of scouts have told me his knees are so bad they've taken him off their board entirely" you should view that statement VERY skeptically, when we're in the middle of disinformation season. Tis the season to be exaggerating. You don't know whether these teams actually believe Malcolm Kelly is undraftable, or whether they think the knees are injured but not a very big deal. All you know is what they want you to know.
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CK...I agree with you...you have to look at everything with open eye's...this time of year...but I would think Mayock would also be certain to check out that info...before he lets it out. I'm sure working for the NFL...he can find out who has medical problems.
 
he wont make it past Washington's 2nd pick if they dont take a WR w/ thier 1st
 
If we take Jake at the top (which i dont for see happening), I wouldnt mind seeing us take Malcolm Kelly at #32. We need a legit #1 receiver and he could absolutely be it, of course considering his knees are ok.
 
if Kelly dropped to #32, I'd like to see the Phins take him... I think he's worth the risk... If he can stay healthy, he's an exceptional endzone target to compliment Ginn's blazing speed...

so Long, Kelly, King would be pretty awesome...
 
ckparrothead said:
That's a good point.

However I'm not saying at all that Malcolm Kelly doesn't have any medical issues. Obviously he does, otherwise he'd have worked out by now. What I'm saying is when you hear a Mike Mayock saying "A couple of scouts have told me his knees are so bad they've taken him off their board entirely" you should view that statement VERY skeptically, when we're in the middle of disinformation season. Tis the season to be exaggerating. You don't know whether these teams actually believe Malcolm Kelly is undraftable, or whether they think the knees are injured but not a very big deal. All you know is what they want you to know.
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Exactly...I mean let's be honest....If you think that ANY team wouldn't be considering him if he was available in the 4th round you're pretty naive.
 
Phin Phanatic said:
if Kelly dropped to #32, I'd like to see the Phins take him... I think he's worth the risk... If he can stay healthy, he's an exceptional endzone target to compliment Ginn's blazing speed...

so Long, Kelly, King would be pretty awesome...
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I'm actually really happy with one of the potential wideouts the Dolphins will hopefully take in the 2nd round with Kelly possibly available...Sweed....Bowman....Doucet.

Some great options there.
 
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