Interesting Article on Injured Players and An Update for the NFL Draft

[Marshal Dillon]

Good article. I'm surprised about player #7, what about you all?




http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/feed/2011-01/2011-nfl-draft/story/injury-report-draft-stock-of-seven-top-prospects-in-flux

[SUPERCOACH]

I hope he gets drafted.  I might start watching on Sundays just to see how these guys do.

[Marshal Dillon]

I hope he gets drafted.  I might start watching on Sundays just to see how these guys do.

I really don't see him as a starter in the NFL. He could end up as a backup/holder for XP's and FG's. I wish him luck.

[Chechem]

5. Bruce Carter, OLB, North Carolina. He had been viewed as the best outside linebacker for 4-3 scheme teams before having surgery to repair a torn ACL on Dec. 14. He is a well built and athletic linebacker with all the physical tools. He would have been a first-rounder before the injury, and now he could well fall into the third round because he won't be able to contribute much as a rookie.

This guy could be a star real soon.

[2Stater]

Did anyone else receive a Malware warning when opening the article?

[Chechem]

Did anyone else receive a Malware warning when opening the article?

nope

[2Stater]

Did anyone else receive a Malware warning when opening the article?

nope

Strange. My AVG quarantined it, so no problem.

[ricky023]

Yes I did. What was it for? RTR!

[che boludo]

Good article. I'm surprised about player #7, what about you all?




http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/feed/2011-01/2011-nfl-draft/story/injury-report-draft-stock-of-seven-top-prospects-in-flux

Not surprised to see him being mentioned among top prospects.  I think GMAC will go higher than expected. He has an adequate skill set, a great football IQ, and an above average mental capacity to continue to learn, grow, and adapt at the next level.

On the right team, he could be very productive in the future. I don't think he is a QB that needs to be rushed to start as his skill set is not as high as others. His edge comes from his competitiveness and drive to better himself. If given time to learn the offense he is in, adequately adjust to the speed of play, and truly get a feel for the NFL game, he will be a very good QB for someone.

I think the Pats would do very well to take him as their 4th pick overall (puts him in the 2nd round), but gives them a quality QB to fill their #3 QB slot behind one of the NFL's best current talents. It would be the perfect situation to facilitate GMAC's growth in the NFL and give him the best chance of long term success (IMO).

[ricky023]

Man you ain't kidding. To learn behind that guy would be more than an experience but you would be making money and earning play-off money and will win another Super bowl, so Greg would be part of that. You got a great idea there. RTR!

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