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***The Official John Nalbone Thread***

whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy did we pick a TE........ugh
 
niether does nfl.com theres nothing on him, hight, weight, school,.... nothin

good pick
 
Round 5(1) = John Nalbone, TE

I have no idea who this dude is lol. I clicked on his name on nfl.com and they have no stats for him. No youtube videos either.
 
http://nyj.scout.com/2/859610.html?refid=400

The Monmouth University product is 6-4, 257 pounds and runs in the 4.6 area. He's actually run as low as 4.57.
And he carries the weight very well. He's almost a svelte 257-pounds. And his sculpted physique should come as no surprise. He's been working out like a maniac at the Test Sports Football Academy in Martinsville, N.J. under the direction of endurance guru Brian Martin, the same guy who helped turn Joe Flacco into a first round pick last year.
 
CraNk-it-uP PhiNs said:
Monmouth Baby !!!!

hopefully this guy can be a FB
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Coming out of Lawrence High School, John Nalbone had hopes of playing for a major college football program, particularly nearby Rutgers, but never received a scholarship offer. Instead, he landed at Monmouth. During his second year on campus, though, he realized the Football Championship Subdivision isn't so far from the NFL, thanks to teammate Miles Austin, now a receiver with the Dallas Cowboys. "Here I am, I became friends with this kid, and he had scouts coming for him," Nalbone recalled this week after a workout at the TEST Sports Club in Martinsville, where he has trained for the past four months. "I saw it and said, 'Hey, if you're good enough, you work hard enough, they're going to come find you." Sure enough, three years later NFL scouts also uncovered Nalbone, a well-built 6-4, 255-pound All-American who holds all of Monmouth's tight end records after starting for four seasons. He impressed in his Pro Day workouts, with a 40 time in the 4.6 range, and has the talent to be the second diamond in West Long Branch. Over the past few weeks, he's taken visits to the Jets and Jaguars and has also worked out for the Eagles, Patriots and Dolphins. He is a potential late-round pick during this weekend's NFL Draft but is also prepared to sign as an undrafted free agent, as Austin did. - Jenny Vrentas, The Star-Ledger
 
Beat me to it haha.

I hope he turns out well to replace one of our current guys. Thanks for the info AJW, he doesn't sound too bad, on paper atleast
 
Johnny Nalbone info

Coming out of Lawrence High School, John Nalbone had hopes of playing for a major college football program, particularly nearby Rutgers, but never received a scholarship offer. Instead, he landed at Monmouth. During his second year on campus, though, he realized the Football Championship Subdivision isn't so far from the NFL, thanks to teammate Miles Austin, now a receiver with the Dallas Cowboys. "Here I am, I became friends with this kid, and he had scouts coming for him," Nalbone recalled this week after a workout at the TEST Sports Club in Martinsville, where he has trained for the past four months. "I saw it and said, 'Hey, if you're good enough, you work hard enough, they're going to come find you." Sure enough, three years later NFL scouts also uncovered Nalbone, a well-built 6-4, 255-pound All-American who holds all of Monmouth's tight end records after starting for four seasons. He impressed in his Pro Day workouts, with a 40 time in the 4.6 range, and has the talent to be the second diamond in West Long Branch. Over the past few weeks, he's taken visits to the Jets and Jaguars and has also worked out for the Eagles, Patriots and Dolphins. He is a potential late-round pick during this weekend's NFL Draft but is also prepared to sign as an undrafted free agent, as Austin did. - Jenny Vrentas, The Star-Ledger
 
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