Qwickdraw's Quick Draft Prospect Stat Reference

[rojan]

Kellen Clemens (Oregon) stats look good..Do you kno what his projected selection is??

[Qwickdraw]

Originally Posted by Letemburn

Its Mike Hass. Now Haas

Could a mod correct this for me.
It's under Wide receiver.

Thanks.

[Qwickdraw]

WIDE RECEIVER

Cory Rodgers (TCU)
6-1, 195
2003 37 rec 590 yards 15.9 avg 5 TD
17 rushes 39 yards 3 TD
2004 61 rec 836 yards 13.7 avg 7 TD
12 rushes 35 yards 2 TD
2005 52 rec 685 yards 13.2 avg 5 TD
17 rushes 41 yards 5 TD

[Bob Sacamano]

Originally Posted by Qwickdraw

9. Greg Lee (Pittsburgh)
6-2, 200
2003 10 rec 211 yards 21.1 avg 0 TD
1 rushes 2 yards 0 TD
2004 68 rec 1297 yards 19.1 avg 10 TD
0 rushes 0 yards 0 TD
2005 49 rec 962 yards 19,6 avg 7 TD
0 rushes 0 yards 0 TD

STEAL OF THE DRAFT!

[BigWillie]

Originally Posted by Letemburn

16. Drew Stanton (Michigan State)
6-3, 228
2003 2-3 39 yards 66.7% 0 TD 0 INT
5 rushes 42 yards 1 TD
2004 141-220 1601 yards 64.1% 8 TD 6 INT
96 rushes 687 yards 5 TD
2005 236-355 3077 yards 66.5% 22 TD 12 INT
121 rushes 338 yards 4 TD

STEAL OF THE DRAFT.

Too bad he isn't coming out.

Also, I doubt anyone here wants Greg Lee. Think Quincy Morgan with less speed.

[DallasCowpoke111]

Originally Posted by ABQCOWBOY

OK, understood. I didn't realize so I definatly appoligize for that. Only obvious now that I look at it. Still, I really like this kid. I think he just might turn out to be something with a pick in the later rounds.

DOOFUS!!

Vince Young @ 19, or Reggie McNeal ONE spot behind #NINE Leinart, wasn't a give away, huh??

[Qwickdraw]

Michael Robinson (Penn State)
6-2, 217
2003 62-138 892 yards 44.9% 5 TD 5 INT
107 rushes 396 yards 3 TD
2004 14-39 170 yards 35.9% 1 TD 5 INT
49 rushes 172 yards 0 TD
2005 162-311 2350 yards 52.1% 17 TD 10 INT
163 rushes 806 yards 11 TD

[StanleySpadowski]

Originally Posted by Dyluke

I'll take Greg Lee in the 3rd thank you

I've heard a few rumors about Lee's off field activities. I'll check a few of the Pitt boards to see if there's any confirmation.

[StanleySpadowski]

Originally Posted by Qwickdraw

Michael Robinson (Penn State)
6-2, 217
2003 62-138 892 yards 44.9% 5 TD 5 INT
107 rushes 396 yards 3 TD
2004 14-39 170 yards 35.9% 1 TD 5 INT
49 rushes 172 yards 0 TD
2005 162-311 2350 yards 52.1% 17 TD 10 INT
163 rushes 806 yards 11 TD

You may want to add his receiving stats as he was primarily a WR in '04.

[jterrell]

Awesome concept here but it might work better as a spreadsheet.

Moss was the best WR at the Senior Bowl so its interesting just how poor his career stats are. Some guys like Derek Hagan who dropped passes all week and caught with his body not his hands in game were shockingly effective in their careers.

[silver]

Originally Posted by Letemburn

16. Drew Stanton (Michigan State)
6-3, 228
2003 2-3 39 yards 66.7% 0 TD 0 INT
5 rushes 42 yards 1 TD
2004 141-220 1601 yards 64.1% 8 TD 6 INT
96 rushes 687 yards 5 TD
2005 236-355 3077 yards 66.5% 22 TD 12 INT
121 rushes 338 yards 4 TD

STEAL OF THE DRAFT.

what about this guy?

11. Erik Meyer (Eastern Washington)
6-2, 210
2003 176-281 2301 yards 62.6% 20 TD 3 INT
81 rushes 200 yards 4 TD
2004 259-382 3707 yards 67.8% 31 TD 9 INT
96 rushes 227 yards 1 TD
2005 269-411 4003 yards 65.5% 30 TD 5 INT
92 rushes 221 yards 2 TD

The next Romo?

[silver]

Tagliabue: And with the 9th pick in the first round of the 2006 draft, the Detroit Lions select... Maurice Stovall, Wide Receiver Notre Dame.

The crowd erupts in cheers: Millen, Millen!!

[Qwickdraw]

Marques Colston (Hofstra)
6-4, 230
2003 51 rec 910 yards 17.8 avg 7 TD
0 rushes 0 yards 0 TD
2004 did not play
2005 70 rec 975 yards 13.9 avg 5 TD
2 rushes 18 yards 0 TD