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Great, our offensive line is old, thin and injury prone and we blow our first two picks on another corner and a DT. Maybe the offensive line ferries will visit us at some damn point. I wouldn't be surprised if we use our third round pick on a rush end as you can never have enough of those guys.

Rest in peace Evan.

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Quote from: MightyGiants on April 20, 2009, 03:43:13 PM
MB,

There are scouts that are saying this stuff, after interviewing him

Quote6. TRAVIS BECKUM Wisconsin 6-3 240 4.63 3-4
..........Wonderlic of 16. "People that have interviewed him at the combine, as we did, he didn't knock it out of the park," another scout said. "Kind of struck out. You kind of worried about him a little bit mentally and as a person. He was a little shaky on his off-the-field issues, confidence issues, that kind of thing.

http://corner.bigblueinteractive.com/index.php?mode=2&thread=333250

More bull puckey from nameless sources. He has never been arrested, accused of a crime, failed a drug test,  never been in trouble with his teammates, coaches or school administrators and yet some how some nameless turd bag has decided that he has "character issues". The crap that has been written about him is 180 degrees different than what you will hear from the people that have lived with and worked with him for four years. I swear half the crap you hear leading up to the draft is either from another kids agent or from a team hoping a kid falls to them.

I know you are only repeating what you have read elsewhere but knowing people close to the program the idea that Travis Beckum has "issues with character and maturity" is a total joke. I suppose we are in the silly season when the various publications have to say something even if it is flat out wrong regardless of how it impacts a kid.

With 1:48 to go and a chance to drive the field and tie the game against the defending Super Bowl champs and there are a couple thousand empty seats in the lower part of the stands. It's embarrassing.

Quote from: akrdjr3340 on October 26, 2008, 06:56:35 PM

Quote from: madbadger on October 26, 2008, 06:55:18 PM
Why don't they throw to Boss more? He could be a pretty decent threat in this offense but we don't seem to ever look his way.

Well it may be because he is not as open as we want to believe.

It is hard to be open when they keep you in to block most of the time.

Why don't they throw to Boss more? He could be a pretty decent threat in this offense but we don't seem to ever look his way.

Ryan Clark just hit a defenseless Steve Smith head to head and there was no flag thrown. I usually don't get into claiming that the ref's stink but if you are going to call it one way than you have to call it the other.