7th #243 Could this be the QB ?
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trwi7 wrote:I was watching the Brewer game. Is Zabransky off the board?
I'm pretty sure. What happened with The brewers?
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Good 7th round pick. He was a heck of a receiver for Rutgers. Didn't know he had issues with dropped balls, but that's what you get in the 7th round.
This guy was huge in the Rutgers passing game before they kept things on the ground with Ray Rice this past year. I think one of his years he led the nation in TE receiving yards, or was close to the top.
Good value pick I think.
This guy was huge in the Rutgers passing game before they kept things on the ground with Ray Rice this past year. I think one of his years he led the nation in TE receiving yards, or was close to the top.
Good value pick I think.
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Clark Harris
TE | (6'5", 261, 4.
| RUTGERS
Lacks ideal top-end speed and will never be a vertical threat in the NFL. He is mostly reliable as a receiver, but he will lose focus on occasion and seems to lose confidence if he drops a pass in a game (dropped three vs. Illinois in 2005 opener). Also possesses short arms. Not much of a threat after the catch.
Harris is a vastly overrated prospect in our opinion. He lacks the speed to stretch the seam as a receiver in the NFL and he will get rag-dolled by bigger, stronger defenders as an in-line blocker at the next level. Harris is a talkative person with an inflated image of his value, yet his tough-guy image off-the-field doesn't translate to his blocking ability on the field.
He's a very experienced guy. For this stage in the draft give him a shot. Maybe he can be a one trick pony.
TE | (6'5", 261, 4.
| RUTGERS
Lacks ideal top-end speed and will never be a vertical threat in the NFL. He is mostly reliable as a receiver, but he will lose focus on occasion and seems to lose confidence if he drops a pass in a game (dropped three vs. Illinois in 2005 opener). Also possesses short arms. Not much of a threat after the catch.
Harris is a vastly overrated prospect in our opinion. He lacks the speed to stretch the seam as a receiver in the NFL and he will get rag-dolled by bigger, stronger defenders as an in-line blocker at the next level. Harris is a talkative person with an inflated image of his value, yet his tough-guy image off-the-field doesn't translate to his blocking ability on the field.
He's a very experienced guy. For this stage in the draft give him a shot. Maybe he can be a one trick pony.
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You should have posted his positives from that same scouting report:
Strengths: Possesses adequate-to-good overall size. Is tall with adequate bulk and room on his frame to get bigger. Takes solid angles as a blocker and will do a fine job of reaching his assignment on the second-level. Extremely productive receiver at the collegiate level. Shows good initial quickness. A big target in the passing game. Displays adequate-to-good athleticism for his size. Is instinctive and knows how to separate -- especially underneath. Is extremely productive as a short-to-intermediate receiver. Has had some minor durability problems early in career but has remained relatively healthy during final three seasons.
Harris earned his third straight first team All-Big East selection in 2006 playing in all 13 games, with 12 starts, and catching 34 balls for 493 yards (14.5 average) and two touchdowns.
It will be a mistake if a team selects Harris any higher than the third round of the 2007 draft -- and even that might be too much of a reach.
Strengths: Possesses adequate-to-good overall size. Is tall with adequate bulk and room on his frame to get bigger. Takes solid angles as a blocker and will do a fine job of reaching his assignment on the second-level. Extremely productive receiver at the collegiate level. Shows good initial quickness. A big target in the passing game. Displays adequate-to-good athleticism for his size. Is instinctive and knows how to separate -- especially underneath. Is extremely productive as a short-to-intermediate receiver. Has had some minor durability problems early in career but has remained relatively healthy during final three seasons.
Harris earned his third straight first team All-Big East selection in 2006 playing in all 13 games, with 12 starts, and catching 34 balls for 493 yards (14.5 average) and two touchdowns.
It will be a mistake if a team selects Harris any higher than the third round of the 2007 draft -- and even that might be too much of a reach.
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I remember watching the Rutgers/Illinois game earlier this year and the announcers said Clark Harris was the best TE in the nation. I loved the pick. Such a great value pick in Round 7. I honestly think he could come in and become a huge part of our offense. I give TT a B for this whole draft. I loved basically the whole picks