Tavon Austin

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I know there was a thread on here about him a couple of weeks ago but after tonight I felt it fitting to make another. This kid is Sproles & Harvin mixed into one, I think he had over 400+ yards all purpose against OU. He could replace Felix & Otree with just one roster spot.
 
Think he'd help the O just a little?:laugh1: He could probably be had in round 2 because he is small.
 
RS12;4843274 said:
Think he'd help the O just a little?:laugh1: He could probably be had in round 2 because he is small.

I'm with ya we need help on the Dline or Oline round 1 but if he's on the board in round 2 Jerry & Co need to pull the trigger on him. My only fear is after he runs his 40 at the combine his stock will go sky high.
 
572 all-purpose yards and a sick td run from the 5 yard line kid is gonna be a star.
 
Mountaineerfan;4843358 said:
572 all-purpose yards and a sick td run from the 5 yard line kid is gonna be a star.

He is terrific. I don't know how to project him in the draft. He is very small even compared to Sproles and Harvin.

Tavon Austin 5-8, 172

Sproles 5-6, 187

Harvin 5-11, 192
Desean Jaskson 5-10, 169

Tavon Austin 2012 Stats (10 games):

Receiving 100 for 1050 yards and 11 TDs
PR 14, 123, 1 TD
KR 26, 692, 1 TD (long = 100)
Rushing 35, 447, 2TDs
15 Total TDs
 
He's one of the best open field runners I've ever seen at the college level, like watching a Peter Warrick re-incarnate.
 
i have to agree. The only problem is ....would we use him properly?
IMO we don't throw Murray the ball nearly enough. He destroyed it in college catching passes out of the backfield and in the flat. How many passes have we thrown him in two years....about 40.
One thing often overlooked was Emmitt's pass catching and the impact he had as a receiver. '92 NFC champ' game is a good example, as was about any other really important game. He never got much credit for that but we broke teams spirits a lot of times with throwing him short passes.
 
I like WR S.Bailey and think he could be a guy that goes under the radar and some team is going to get a steal when try draft him.
 
Murray

IS MADE OF GLASS IMO - WHAT 5 GAMES THIS YEAR HOW MANY LAST YEAR

WE HAVE TO DRAFT A RB
 
Ill take him.

The league is transitioning to more of a spread it out style. I'd hate to see a team like Washington or Atlanta get him.
 
dart;4844656 said:
Murray

IS MADE OF GLASS IMO - WHAT 5 GAMES THIS YEAR HOW MANY LAST YEAR

WE HAVE TO DRAFT A RB
Absolutely another RB is needed.
 
ghst187;4843565 said:
i have to agree. The only problem is ....would we use him properly?
IMO we don't throw Murray the ball nearly enough. He destroyed it in college catching passes out of the backfield and in the flat. How many passes have we thrown him in two years....about 40.
One thing often overlooked was Emmitt's pass catching and the impact he had as a receiver. '92 NFC champ' game is a good example, as was about any other really important game. He never got much credit for that but we broke teams spirits a lot of times with throwing him short passes.

Sean Payton would know how to use him just fine. :D
 
This draft will have a lot of good WR available. I like Patterson, he can do it all too. I also like Terrence Williams as a all around route running WR.
 
supercowboy8;4864141 said:
This draft will have a lot of good WR available. I like Patterson, he can do it all too. I also like Terrence Williams as a all around route running WR.

I love Tavon Austin, but I don't know if he would get enough snaps per game to justify a 2nd round pick considering the needs in the trenches.

On the flip-side, if Cordarrelle Patterson were available in the 2nd round, it would be very difficult to pass on him. This is his 1st year at Tennessee and he is therefore raw at route running and knowing the system; however, he is a spectacular athlete and could easily develop into a #1 WR.

The team would need to do a detailed mental analysis of him to verify that he is just young/inexperienced and not resistant to coaching like Dez.

Despite being 6-3, 205, he is also a Kick and Punt returner.
 
juck;4846414 said:
Tavon is just soooooo shifty and fast
Would be ideal player for our new Head Coach Chip Kelly. Would be exciting to watch Cowboy football again.
 
BrAinPaiNt;4843633 said:
I like WR S.Bailey and think he could be a guy that goes under the radar and some team is going to get a steal when try draft him.

Stedman reminds me Steve Smith (Carolina) with his route running & deceptive deep speed. Plus Stedman probably has the surest hands in this years draft class.
 
Hey boys im telling you right now stay away from TA and SB!! Tavon is going to washington and hopfully Bailey will too :D.So just go ahead and start thinking of another player.
 
WVSkinsfan;4867338 said:
Hey boys im telling you right now stay away from TA and SB!! Tavon is going to washington and hopfully Bailey will too :D.So just go ahead and start thinking of another player.

To bad you traded your future away for a gadget QB. They'll both be gone before the Raiders...I mean Commanders get on the clock.
 

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