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[bpfred]

Can you link me to this? Footballs future said he had a good week and he was ungaurdable on the short routes couldn't get separation on the deep routes.


[FONT=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif][SIZE=-2]01/21/09 - 2009 Senior Bowl: Another successful Football Championship Subdivision player, Cal Poly wide receiver Ramses Barden, looks like he belongs on the field among more heralded players at his position. Physically, he dwarfs most receivers and cornerbacks at 6-foot-6, 228 pounds, and his production in football's second division (122 catches for 2,724 yards -- a 21.9-yard average -- and 36 touchdowns) the past two seasons was phenomenal. But on the field, Barden's long legs make him look slightly awkward and he has a hard time separating from better cornerbacks down the sideline. However, his hands have been solid and his feet are not slow; he can come out of his route relatively quickly. - Chad Reuter, The Sports Xchange, NFLDraftScout.com[/SIZE][/FONT]


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It was on the NFL Network. When recapping the week, Mayock (and I believe Charles Davis also) listed Barden as one of the disappointments. With his production and size he was one of the players they were really wanting to get a look at. They hoped to see a lot more--he simply couldn't separate. Separation was a much bigger issue (for them) than indicated above. Nor was it limited to deep or sideline routes. They thought he was slow getting into and out of his cuts on other routes.

For those that don't get the NFL Network, there were two shows for each day of practice. One lasted for an hour and a half. It showed players doing both individual and team drills. You actually got to see the players, what they looked like, and how they compared and competed with each other.

The other show was for half an hour, and was more of a recap.

 

[AmishCowboy]

I think McKillop would be a very nice Pickup in the 4th, all he does is make plays.

 

[irvin4evs]

That's not true, even though we have a great1-2 at WR in RW and TO and Good 3-4 in Crayton and Austin. Another WR wouldn't hurt. WR is the position that you can draft ever year and considering the age of TO how much more Austin will come on and Crayton value being a #3 and not a #2. A WR with that size and ability from a small school would be a nice project to use sparingly now and expect a lot from him 2-3 years down the line.

Only way we should draft a WR is if we cut TO, and even then, no earlier than the 5th round.

#1 Roy or Miles
#2 Roy or Miles or Crayton
#3 Crayton