Showing posts with label nfl drafr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nfl drafr. Show all posts

Monday, May 6, 2013

He is taller than some starting qbs in the NFL.


The guy is a sophomore in college, why are we even talking NFL at this point? cheap nfl nike jerseysCan the kid atleast refine his skills a little bit before we start judging him. cheap jerseyI'm a Michigan fan and I would love for people to have judged Tom Brady when he was a Freshman and Sophomore coming into games at the end, it wasn't pretty, his reads were terrible. cheap jerseys wholesaleIt's not where you start, it's where you finish and I hope for this kids sake he keeps progressing. The talent is there, Green Bay Packers Jerseysthe rest is just up to what kind of work he is willing to put in. http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Football is a very important factor, that is the football Youth Fund (which is my concern)


We care about young people both on and off the field, which is why youth football is a top priority for the NFL and its players. In 1998, the NFL and NFL Players Association (NFLPA) formed the NFL Youth Football Fund (YFF) — a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation which supports the game at the youth level, promotes positive youth development and ensures the health of football in future generations.

Through the YFF, hundreds of thousands of youngsters have been given the opportunity to learn the game of football, get physically fit, and stay involved in productive after-school activities with adult mentors. The YFF also provides youth football participants with safe and accessible places to play, as well as programs and initiatives that address the importance of proper coaching, health and safety, academic and life skills development.

Thursday, June 14, 2012

2013 NFL Draft: the Running Backs List



1. Marcus Lattimore
South Carolina (Jr.) Proj. 1
2. Michael Dyer
Arkansas State (Jr.) Proj. 1
3. Ray Graham
Pitt Proj. 2
4. Kenjon Barner
Oregon Proj. 2
5. Montee Ball
Wisconsin Proj. 3
6. Giovani Bernard
North Carolina (Soph.) Proj. 3
7. Knile Davis
Arkansas Proj. 2
8. Malcolm Brown
Texas (Soph.) Proj. 2
9. Eddie Lacy
Alabama (Jr.) Proj. 3
10. Isaiah Crowell
Georgia Proj. 2
11. Andre Ellington
Clemson Proj. 3
12. Christine Michael
Texas A&M Proj. 3
13. Joseph Randle
Oklahoma St (Jr.) Proj. 3
14. Jonathan Franklin
UCLA Proj. 3
15. Cierre Wood
Notre Dame (Jr.) Proj. 4
16. De’Anthony Thomas
Oregon (Soph.) Proj. 2
17. Marcus Coker
Stony Brook (Jr.) Proj. 5
18. LeVeon Bell
Michigan State (Jr.) Proj. 5
19. Stepfan Taylor
Stanford Proj. 5
20. Fitzgerald Toussaint
Michigan (Jr.) Proj. 5
21. Michael Ford
LSU (Jr.) Proj. 6
22. Onterio McGalebb
Auburn Proj. 4
23. Henry Josey
Missouri (Jr.) Proj. 3
24. Silas Redd
Penn State (Jr.) Proj. 5
25. Spencer Ware
LSU (Jr.) Proj. 4