
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2014/all
It looks like Deandre and RR may be the only ones that get drafted. I'll be curious to see how many get picked up under FA.
freshfunk;842267670 said:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2014/all
It looks like Deandre and RR may be the only ones that get drafted. I'll be curious to see how many get picked up under FA.
AlbertaBear;842267675 said:
Yeah, Kam Jackson made a huge mistake judging by this ranking. He's gonna be extremely lucky to get a combine invite, definitely on the outside looking in. He'll need a monster pro day to get his name called.
freshfunk;842267670 said:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2014/all
It looks like Deandre and RR may be the only ones that get drafted. I'll be curious to see how many get picked up under FA.
freshfunk;842267670 said:
Thanks for posting. I wish them all the best! My hope is that they all make it! Can't knock the fact that while at Cal they gave it their all. If anything, the guys that did not finish their academics return and eventually graduate. go bears!
Cal_Fan2;842267684 said:
So much for quitting when the going gets tough. Too bad some of those guys didn't stick it out.....
liverflukes;842267691 said:
Other than Coleman and Rodgers, I think many on this board had the same predictions regarding draft potential/placement of these players. I had a lot of WTF? moments recently when players declared. Wonder where they all got their advice from and I'm equally curious as to CBS sports track record with these rankings over the past 5 years. Also, I think Rodgers may get drafted higher than predicted here.
D'Amato may have a really good shot at landing on a team IMO. It's too bad but I wish all Cal players the best of luck in pursuing their NFL dreams. Hope FA is kind to our bears.
GO BEARS!
StillNoStanfurdium;842267698 said:
I'm shocked that Coleman and Rodgers are so low actually. I bet Deandre boosts his stock into the 2nd or 3rd rounds and I wouldn't be surprised if Rodgers creeps up either. Some sites had him going really early had he stuck out one more year and declared for the 2015 draft.
StillNoStanfurdium;842267698 said:
I'm shocked that Coleman and Rodgers are so low actually. I bet Deandre boosts his stock into the 2nd or 3rd rounds and I wouldn't be surprised if Rodgers creeps up either. Some sites had him going really early had he stuck out one more year and declared for the 2015 draft.
tydog;842267702 said:
Don't forget Keenan Allen was a third round pick and he was a way better prospect than any of the guys this year.
DLSbear;842267687 said:freshfunk;842267670 said:
Can't knock the fact that while at Cal they gave it their all.
:facepalm
tydog;842267702 said:
Don't forget Keenan Allen was a third round pick and he was a way better prospect than any of the guys this year.
Bobodeluxe;842267718 said:DLSbear;842267687 said:
:facepalm
Based on their on-field performance those numbers are about right. I'm curious how they chabge after any pro-days, workouts, and combines.
liverflukes;842267691 said:
Other than Coleman and Rodgers, I think many on this board had the same predictions regarding draft potential/placement of these players. I had a lot of WTF? moments recently when players declared. Wonder where they all got their advice from and I'm equally curious as to CBS sports track record with these rankings over the past 5 years. Also, I think Rodgers may get drafted higher than predicted here.
D'Amato may have a really good shot at landing on a team IMO. It's too bad but I wish all Cal players the best of luck in pursuing their NFL dreams. Hope FA is kind to our bears.
GO BEARS!
Big C_Cal;842267797 said:
As far as the advice they got, there is more to be factored into the decision than just how high they might go in the draft this year. To wit: What is their current academic situation? How do they see their academic situation playing out? How do they see next year on the Cal team being for them, were they to stay? How much do they like being at Cal and on the Cal team?
rjgoode;842267729 said:
And all these kids requested draft evaluations, right? And had someone at Cal advise them on their prospects?
freshfunk;842267713 said:
I'll be curious to see how these change after the combine.
liverflukes;842267707 said:
Keenan was a friggin' steal. I couldn't believe his draft experience. He also allowed me to beat everyone in my office fantasy league pool :rollinglaugh:
Got lots of "stupid Cal homer" calls until I took all their "donations". God bless Allen.
Boot;842267680 said:
Down at the car wash.
GinFizzBear;842267801 said:
Those are all good questions they should have asked and hopefully did ask when making such a big decision. Bottom line is, some of the guys on this list really, really screwed up by declaring for the draft at this time. D'OH. They think they are exceptional ballers, but they ain't. Hope they eventually establish good careers for themselves, whether it is inside or outside of football.
ayetee11;842267828 said:
I don't see anyone with a chance at a combine invite besides Coleman and Rodgers. What I'm curious about is whether they would be allowed to finish their degrees since they left.
Moala may have a chance at a roster spot on potential, but Jackson's history of no one throwing his way may be due to the walkon CB (can't think of his name) getting burned on ever play. No need to throw anyone else's way.
freshfunk;842267670 said:
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/2014/all
It looks like Deandre and RR may be the only ones that get drafted. I'll be curious to see how many get picked up under FA.
Optimistic Bear;842267940 said:
I don't think a CBS projection is going to really determine where these guys get drafted.
Deandre Coleman is already tearing up senior day practices, and athletically speaking Bigelow, RR, Tiny are just going to jump off the charts and while they may be drafted, I would be really surprised to not see at least 4 Cal Bears drafted this year.