Speedy got skrewed!!!
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rojan;2811982 said:
I dunno. I guess some of us have lives . . .
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yeah it was passing ineference
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I didn't think it was a great competition because the QB's throws didn't look that good on the incompletions. A 1v1 matchup should have pretty equal conditiont for both sides. They should have done the goal line drill instead.
For a big guy, Montrell Jones seems pretty weak.
For a big guy, Montrell Jones seems pretty weak.
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'4th and Long' -- Speedy hits the road and Shorty stars again
7:06 AM Tue, Jun 16, 2009 | Permalink
Barry Horn/Reporter E-mail News tips
Michael Irvin won't have Steve "Speedy" Gonzalez to kick around anymore. The wide receiver was eliminated Monday night. Gonzalez never had a prayer. He seemed a perennial bottom two or bottom three player whoo was always standing before the jury waiting to hear if he was leaving.
Stop me if you have heard this before. Anthony Hawkins, the itty-bitty wide receiver from Toledo, won the competition of the night. It was sort of a musical footballs drill in which speed and smarts were key. I'm telling you the 5-7, 175-pound wide receiver continues to be the most impressive player on the show. And still, I have a feeling he won't measure up. We'll see.
Admittedly, I am not a football talent evaluator but the remaining wide receivers - Hawkins, Jesse Holley and Montrell Jones seem more impressive than the four defensive backs remaining. But then maybe it is supposed to seem that way on a show that undergoes lots of editing. Maybe the DBs will emerge. The key will be the 80th man's ability to play special teams.
Defensive Backs
Eddie "Emo" Moten
Age: 27
Ht: 5-10
Wt: 185
College: Texas A&M - Kingsville
40-yard dash time: 4.46
Note: Lancaster High grad who played four seasons in the Arena League.
Ahmaad "Silent Assasin" Smith
Age: 25
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 196
College: Tennessee State
40-yard dash time: 4.48
Note: Played most recently for semi-pro Mississippi Mudcats
Moses "Mowash" Washington
Age: 28
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 164
College: Oklahoma
40-yard dash time: 4.6
Note: Was a member of the Sooners' 2000 national championship team
Donte Gamble
Age: 30
Ht: 5-8
Wt: 165
College: San Diego State
40-yard dash time: 4.32
Note: Played semi-pro in Patti LaBelle Football League
[strike]Stephen "White Lightning" Andrews
Age: 25
Ht: 5-9
Wt: 185
College: College of New Jersey
40-yard dash time: 4.35
Note: Failed tryout for CFL B.C. Lions
Eliminated: Week 1
Erick Jackson
Age: 24
Ht: 6-1
Wt: 195
College: Texas
40-yard dash time: 4.47
Note: Duncanville High grad was a member of the Longhorns 2005 national championship team
Eiminated: Week 3[/strike]
Wide receivers
Andrew "Matchbox" Hawkins
Age: 22
Ht: 5-7
Wt: 175
College: Toledo
40-yard dash time: 4.34
Note: Was a two-way player in college
Jesse "Hollywood" Holley
Age: 25
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 216
College: North Carolina
40-yard dash time: 4.52
Note: Also played basketball for the Tar Heels.
Montrell Jones
Age: 27
Ht: 6-2
Wt: 205
College: Louisville, Tennessee
40-yard dash time: 4.48
Note: Played for CFL's Montreal Alouettes
[strike]Steve "Speedy" Gonzalez
Age: 27
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 185
College: None
40-yard dash time: 4.5
Note: Returned six consecutive Arena League kickoffs for touchdowns
Elimintaed: Week 5
Preston McGann
Age: 25
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 203
College: Seminole Community College (Fla.)
40-yard dash time: 4.53
Note: Played only baseball in college
Eliminated: Week 2
Luke Swan
Age: 24
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 193
College: Wisconsin
40-yard dash time: 4.53
Note: Twice cut by the Kansas City Chiefs
Elimintaed Week 4[/strike]
7:06 AM Tue, Jun 16, 2009 | Permalink
Barry Horn/Reporter E-mail News tips
Michael Irvin won't have Steve "Speedy" Gonzalez to kick around anymore. The wide receiver was eliminated Monday night. Gonzalez never had a prayer. He seemed a perennial bottom two or bottom three player whoo was always standing before the jury waiting to hear if he was leaving.
Stop me if you have heard this before. Anthony Hawkins, the itty-bitty wide receiver from Toledo, won the competition of the night. It was sort of a musical footballs drill in which speed and smarts were key. I'm telling you the 5-7, 175-pound wide receiver continues to be the most impressive player on the show. And still, I have a feeling he won't measure up. We'll see.
Admittedly, I am not a football talent evaluator but the remaining wide receivers - Hawkins, Jesse Holley and Montrell Jones seem more impressive than the four defensive backs remaining. But then maybe it is supposed to seem that way on a show that undergoes lots of editing. Maybe the DBs will emerge. The key will be the 80th man's ability to play special teams.
Defensive Backs
Eddie "Emo" Moten
Age: 27
Ht: 5-10
Wt: 185
College: Texas A&M - Kingsville
40-yard dash time: 4.46
Note: Lancaster High grad who played four seasons in the Arena League.
Ahmaad "Silent Assasin" Smith
Age: 25
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 196
College: Tennessee State
40-yard dash time: 4.48
Note: Played most recently for semi-pro Mississippi Mudcats
Moses "Mowash" Washington
Age: 28
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 164
College: Oklahoma
40-yard dash time: 4.6
Note: Was a member of the Sooners' 2000 national championship team
Donte Gamble
Age: 30
Ht: 5-8
Wt: 165
College: San Diego State
40-yard dash time: 4.32
Note: Played semi-pro in Patti LaBelle Football League
[strike]Stephen "White Lightning" Andrews
Age: 25
Ht: 5-9
Wt: 185
College: College of New Jersey
40-yard dash time: 4.35
Note: Failed tryout for CFL B.C. Lions
Eliminated: Week 1
Erick Jackson
Age: 24
Ht: 6-1
Wt: 195
College: Texas
40-yard dash time: 4.47
Note: Duncanville High grad was a member of the Longhorns 2005 national championship team
Eiminated: Week 3[/strike]
Wide receivers
Andrew "Matchbox" Hawkins
Age: 22
Ht: 5-7
Wt: 175
College: Toledo
40-yard dash time: 4.34
Note: Was a two-way player in college
Jesse "Hollywood" Holley
Age: 25
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 216
College: North Carolina
40-yard dash time: 4.52
Note: Also played basketball for the Tar Heels.
Montrell Jones
Age: 27
Ht: 6-2
Wt: 205
College: Louisville, Tennessee
40-yard dash time: 4.48
Note: Played for CFL's Montreal Alouettes
[strike]Steve "Speedy" Gonzalez
Age: 27
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 185
College: None
40-yard dash time: 4.5
Note: Returned six consecutive Arena League kickoffs for touchdowns
Elimintaed: Week 5
Preston McGann
Age: 25
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 203
College: Seminole Community College (Fla.)
40-yard dash time: 4.53
Note: Played only baseball in college
Eliminated: Week 2
Luke Swan
Age: 24
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 193
College: Wisconsin
40-yard dash time: 4.53
Note: Twice cut by the Kansas City Chiefs
Elimintaed Week 4[/strike]
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Hawkins does seem to have this sewn up.
My guess is that they are trying to edit this to make it seem like things are close so the show has suspense. But even trying to make it look even fails; Hawkins repeatedly shines. And they can't hide that.
So Hawkins will go as the 80th man on the roster. He will be gunning for a slot reciever spot. That's actually a rather weak position on this team. Roy, Miles, Hurd, and Stanback are clearly wideouts and don't fit in the slot. Crayton plays well in the slot.
I don't know about Travis Wilson, Julian Hawkins, Kevin Ogletree, and Manny Johnson. I need to see what they have. All I've heard is that Ogletree is looking good, but it is still incredibly early.
But if little Hawkins could provide some value on special teams, I think this team could use a legit slot speeder.
Right now, I think Stanback is gone. Too injury prone.
Roy, Miles, Patrick, Sam are on the team. That leaves one or two spots.
If anything, maybe lil Hawkins ends up on the PS and learns how to be a punt returner or something. He's got the speed, the wiggle, and the instincts. And he looks like he has hands too. I'd like to see him at least make the PS.
My guess is that they are trying to edit this to make it seem like things are close so the show has suspense. But even trying to make it look even fails; Hawkins repeatedly shines. And they can't hide that.
So Hawkins will go as the 80th man on the roster. He will be gunning for a slot reciever spot. That's actually a rather weak position on this team. Roy, Miles, Hurd, and Stanback are clearly wideouts and don't fit in the slot. Crayton plays well in the slot.
I don't know about Travis Wilson, Julian Hawkins, Kevin Ogletree, and Manny Johnson. I need to see what they have. All I've heard is that Ogletree is looking good, but it is still incredibly early.
But if little Hawkins could provide some value on special teams, I think this team could use a legit slot speeder.
Right now, I think Stanback is gone. Too injury prone.
Roy, Miles, Patrick, Sam are on the team. That leaves one or two spots.
If anything, maybe lil Hawkins ends up on the PS and learns how to be a punt returner or something. He's got the speed, the wiggle, and the instincts. And he looks like he has hands too. I'd like to see him at least make the PS.
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rojan;2811982 said:
Speedy should have already been cut, probably day 1. The guy is not physical, doesn't hustle, and complains too much.
I am beginning to agree with some of the others, not a damn one of these guys has shown me they belong in the NFL. Jones is the only one I would even consider until I saw he has no heart, no hustle, and isn't in NFL football shape.
