As you know I love quickness and Tate has it, a weak point for th Cowboys on the outside.
Tate was "the best player on the field" at quarterback Jimmy Clausen's April 9 pro day, according to a scout on hand who spoke to NFLDraftScout.com's Rob Rang. At 5-feet-10, 199 pounds, Tate is undersized but continues to display agility, acceleration and excellent moves in the open field that could make him one of this year's steals of the draft.
His QB had some problems. I knew he was inaccurate in games, but compared to McCoy and Bradford this is really bad.
Clausen threw in front of scouts from 16 NFL team for the first time since January surgery on his right big toe and acquitted himself well in a throwing session scripted by former NFL offensive coordinator and current Montreal Alouttes coach Marc Trestman. He completed 57 of 59 passes, but didn't run any bootlegs or rollouts while declaring himself "75-80 percent" of full strength. He remains NFLDraftScout.com's No. 2-rated quarterback behind Oklahoma's Sam Bradford, but he could be facing a significant slide with Washington no longer in need of a quarterback with the No. 4 overall pick after acquiring Donovan McNabb. If he slips past Seattle (No. 6) and Buffalo (No. 9), Clausen could fall well into the second half of the first round.
j
Three of the CBS mock drafts had the Boy's picking a OT, all different people and McShay on Espn picked a different OT, what a crap shoot.
They had 4 people with the saints picking Sean Weatherspoon. I like Weatherspoon a lot.
j
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LT receiver is not as important and a complimentary player can be obtained in the later rounds. Tackle is hard to get FA as well
jonathan
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