South Dakota LB ready for NFL Combine
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 8:38 am
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Can hardly wait for combine next week!!!This guy could be the small school version of Brian Urlacher he came out of high school playing safety now he finished his career as a MLB possible HOF candidate!!!MrTitleist wrote:http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootbal ... fl-combine
How is a dude who hasn't even signed with an NFL team yet a HOF candidate?dal4018 wrote:Can hardly wait for combine next week!!!This guy could be the small school version of Brian Urlacher he came out of high school playing safety now he finished his career as a MLB possible HOF candidate!!!MrTitleist wrote:http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootbal ... fl-combine
Read it again Brock. I had to plug it into the dal translator Google has on its homepage.dal4018 wrote:Can hardly wait for combine next week!!!This guy could be the small school version of Brian Urlacher, he came out of high school playing safety now he finished his career as a MLB and is possibly a HOF candidate!!!MrTitleist wrote:http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootbal ... fl-combine
Thank you SD I was calling Urlacher a HOF candidate and making a comparison with this guy and Urlacher.Brock Landers wrote:How is a dude who hasn't even signed with an NFL team yet a HOF candidate?dal4018 wrote: Can hardly wait for combine next week!!!This guy could be the small school version of Brian Urlacher he came out of high school playing safety now he finished his career as a MLB possible HOF candidate!!!
you know what would make deciphering your posts easier?dal4018 wrote:Thank you SD I was calling Urlacher a HOF candidate and making a comparison with this guy and Urlacher.Brock Landers wrote: How is a dude who hasn't even signed with an NFL team yet a HOF candidate?
clenz wrote:Also, I went to HS with Tyler and graduated with his brother. He had always been a very very gifted athlete but had issues with work ethic, attitude, etc... in hs. He was greatly recruited by UNI but didn't get in due to grades (from what I hear). It took a ton of help from a community college teacher his senior year of hs, and summer after, to get into USD. It seems he got things turned around, which is great for him.
I know he just got engaged as well......to a lady that is far from unattractive
Cross eyed !!!!!Cap'n Cat wrote:clenz wrote:Also, I went to HS with Tyler and graduated with his brother. He had always been a very very gifted athlete but had issues with work ethic, attitude, etc... in hs. He was greatly recruited by UNI but didn't get in due to grades (from what I hear). It took a ton of help from a community college teacher his senior year of hs, and summer after, to get into USD. It seems he got things turned around, which is great for him.
I know he just got engaged as well......to a lady that is far from unattractive
Killer body, though…….
dal4018 wrote:Cross eyed !!!!!Cap'n Cat wrote:
Killer body, though…….
Cap'n Cat wrote:dal4018 wrote: Cross eyed !!!!!
Looks like Geddy Lee......

The combine is funny that way, if you are not a "top guy" they will find all sorts of things wrong with you, while if you are a "top guy" they will dismiss the bad as not important. Reminds me of the 40 times. If Clowney would have run a slower 40 time everyone would be saying "40 times aren't that important" but when he does well they all go "SEE... that is why he is the top pick"JohnStOnge wrote:Looking at the NFL.com analysis at http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/tyl ... id=2543857" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and wondering why it matters that a linebacker prospect has small hands. They have that listed as a weakness. I can understand if you're a running back or a wide receiver. But why would small hands be listed among "weaknesses" for a linebacker? I guess theoretically there could be scenarios in which large, strong hands would allow somebody to hang on for a tackle. But I don't think scenarios in which having small hands makes the difference between making a tackle or not are going to be too common.