Also, Mel Kiper, Jr:
Anyone with that many concussions I take a hard pass on. Especially at that position.I know you've been following him, what's the latest on his medicals?
Anyone with that many concussions I take a hard pass on. Especially at that position.
I know you've been following him, what's the latest on his medicals?
He tested positive for covid and couldn’t get examined last week in Indy...not sure what the next step for that is..
This guy has had concussion after concussion. Yet you want to draft him?Yeah.. I've been watching him a lot this week and I tend to agree.
Dude has the athleticism and can shed blocks really well.
These are the types of players championship defenses are built on. Not some corner.
He looks like a top 5 non QB player in this draft who is going to be had later on at a huge discount.
If his medicals check out he should be our pick.
Anyone with that many concussions I take a hard pass on. Especially at that position.
Its not the amount. Its the way he plays that caused them. Hes not going to stop playing the way he does when he gets to the NFL. Thats my concern.Don’t get me wrong, 3 concussions is never good and definitely cause for concern...but I also think you’d be eliminating a very large percentage of football players if that’s your limit on head injuries. He had a year + off and didn’t have issues at Miami so you’d be looking at almost 3 years concussion free going into the the NFL.
Don’t get me wrong, 3 concussions is never good and definitely cause for concern...but I also think you’d be eliminating a very large percentage of football players if that’s your limit on head injuries. He had a year + off and didn’t have issues at Miami so you’d be looking at almost 3 years concussion free going into the the NFL.
The last time we had a player that questioned playing football. It was Cole Beasely and Garrett convinced him to stay. Then it was David Irving and we know how that turned out. Why even bother taking the risk? This guy gets another concussion and hes going to retire early and we wasted a top ten pick. No thank you. Im sick of drafting guys that dont like football. (Hill, Charlton, etc). Get people that love the game.He definitely is the best defensive prospect in the draft.
Folks have gone off the deep end with the concussions.
In 2018, he suffered his first major injury (ankle), then twisted the other, then broke his wrist (had two surgeries), then had a run of concussions all in one season. That’s what led him down the path of contemplating football and taking a step back.
The concussions have not cropped up as a problem since. I’m interested in hearing the scuttlebutt from his medicals in a few weeks, but if he checks out I wouldn’t blink twice drafting him at #10.
Its not the amount. Its the way he plays that caused them. Hes not going to stop playing the way he does when he gets to the NFL. Thats my concern.
I know you've been following him, what's the latest on his medicals?
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...hillips-will-medically-retire-due-to-injuriesLol, whut?
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...hillips-will-medically-retire-due-to-injuries
This guy will quit as soon as he gets hurt or gets paid. No thank you.