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"quicker than fast"
Crazy fact for the day:
Alfred Morris who also graduated from FAU ran a 4.67 40.
He's still in the NFL. AND Singletary scored 40+ more touchdowns than him in college and smashed his rushing records.- 2
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Carries: 25
Yards: 131
Avg: 5.2
TDs: 3
Most physical I've seen him play. Very impressive game. I feel like he gets better as the field gets shorter.- 1
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5 hours ago, MAJBobby said:
Will keep updated. Reminder these are fluid as reports can change. But here is what I have so far.
Tyree Jackson, QB UB
Nick Easley, WR Iowa
Blake Hance, OL Northwestern
Cam Lewis, CB UB
Juwan Foggie, LB Charlotte
David Sills,WR WV
Tyrel Dodson, LB Texas A&M
WR David Sills
QB Tyree Jackson
WR Nick Easley
OL Blake Hance
DB Cam Lewis
LB Juwan Foggie
LB Tyrel Dodson
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can we get a short list of all the newly signed UDFA's somewhere?
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1 minute ago, 100DollarBills said:
Sorry it was a slip, I meant TJ Yeldon.
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Just now, 100DollarBills said:
I don't see him being a 3 down back in the NFL, especially in obvious passing downs. A combo of him and Ivory is interesting though, just because Ivory can do what Devin struggles to do, block and pass catch.
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Just now, 100DollarBills said:
Meh. Dude aint going to be able to handle NFL full grown men, not with his size. I will give him one thing, he is super shifty.
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1 minute ago, nikuman said:
Understand the point you're trying to make, but don't follow the logic. Looking at Ole Miss' pass distribution, 72% of the passes went to the top 2 receivers and 85% to the top 3. Knox saw less than 8% of the receptions. If passes were distributed more evenly - as you demonstrated that Alabama's were - then Knox also could have pulled in 750 yards on 40 receptions. The argument about pass distribution is valid.
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4 minutes ago, cle23 said:
FAU is D1.
my bad they are
Conference USA
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1 minute ago, 100DollarBills said:
I mean, I don't deny his skills. I just don't like taking small school prospects in the top 3 rounds. I gave EO a pass because of his freakish abilities and how Houston ruined his numbers playing nose. My only concern with Devin is his ability to get to the outside in the NFL, and I don't like taking RBs in the top 3 rounds if they can't get outside.
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Western. Kentucky. Hilltoppers.
There are literally high school running backs that could embarrass WKU's defence.
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Just now, nikuman said:
...which he did 7 times for 40+ yards and another 8 times for 20+ yards. Sucks to be slow.
against who bro? who are these elite defenders he was making look foolish with his elite 4.66-speed bro?
My gripe is Devin Singletary has yet to establish himself against elite level competition and you guys are acting like he is shady 2.0.
He is literally a nobody with less than 5000 views on his highlight tape.
He couldn't make D1
The big name schools didn't want him.
that matters until proven otherwise and there is only one other player from his division currently killing it in the NFL (Kareem Hunt) and he isn't even top 10. these things matter dude.
stop making excuses for a reach RB pick. Beane and McDermott panicked when they saw the RB run and didn't want to miss their RB the same way they missed their WR.
They had bad 3rd round luck. I believe this will work out in the long run regardlessly. It was suboptimal though.
I live in Toronto and I'm a Raptors fan. I see this player similarly compared to Fred Van Vleet
FVV was a walk-on point guard from Wichita who got paid big money once he established himself. If he got drafted in the second round, fans would have flipped, yet he didn't, and it worked out and he deserves his respect and his minutes.
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6 minutes ago, sven233 said:
Not saying I do. What I am saying is that what he did instead isn't a great idea value-wise. A RB in the 3rd round I think is a fundamentally bad move. Trading 2 4th round picks for a project TE that was a backup QB and that has never scored a TD just doesn't seem like a great idea. Forget the players I mentioned. They don't matter. It's more on the fundamental decisions they made than anything else.
it screams lack of plan B's and they started gambling w/ house money once they secured round 1&2 and players they liked started disappearing.
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7 minutes ago, OldTimer1960 said:
Ok, context matters. He was on the same team as AJ Brown, the immortal DK Metcalf and a third decent WR Demarcus Lodge. Not a lot of receptions left after those 3. For sure, a pick based on athletic ability and potential - a projection, but has talent.
Have you seen Alabama's passing distribution?
here I will show you.
https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/pi/shareit/KYHLK
see 4th on that list? that's a TE that put up 700+ rec yards.
see 2 through 5? they all have around 40 receptions.
see number 1? has 1300 receiving yards.
there is no need to make excuses.
he could be great, we will all wait and see!
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2 minutes ago, njbuff said:
The Bills went from a TD maker (Singletary) to someone who never scored a TD in college (Knox).
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man i'm twice as happy we signed yeldon now
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3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
That Patriots always need running backs.... especially ones who can pass protect.
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11 minutes ago, BuffaloBillsGospel said:
If you base everything off a 40 yard dash guys like Larry Fitzgerald would be off your board.
you're right, I don't gamble in the third round.
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Just now, chris heff said:
66 touchdowns three years
if you love it you love it, man, i don't feel like arguing about this pick brother
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10 minutes ago, Bills2ref said:
40 yard dash does not equal real world quickness. How often do you get the opportunity to run a full 40 yards on a football field ?♂️
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it was an unacceptable pick, the LB the browns just drafted is faster than singletary and he is 6'1 238.
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2 minutes ago, Rc2catch said:
Just too many knee jerk reactions and freaking out without seeing what value he can bring to the team. Beane is smart and calculated
Again I agree yet, he hasn't really drafted many home run Offensive players, Josh Allen fell to us. The jury will be out for this pick until 2020. -
we got a slower smaller Knowshon Moreno and I'm being generous
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1 minute ago, Rc2catch said:
It’s not homerun kinda speed but have you watched him play? Or just like to read numbers on a paper?
True statement, yet it's a red flag that most of us have not seen him play. Also, the conference he is coming from is not exactly the most difficult for RBs to run against. there are arguably still better RBs on the board plus we just picked up Yeldon and now are RB room has 5 backs. You can play devil's advocate if you want though.
Buffalo Bills Confirmed UDFA Signing. (2 Left)
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Can't believe David Sills named his son Window,
regardless he should make the team, dude has velcro mitts