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Figured we may as well start the official thread now. Some interesting tweets and notes on our guys:
Pete Prisco @PriscoCBS 18h18 hours ago
The Phillip Dorsett in the first-round talk is gaining steam. Just like I said last week.
Peter Schrager @PSchrags 13h13 hours ago
Teams are universally high on Phillip Dorsett (Miami WR)...not as high on Mizzou/Okla WR Dorial Green-Beckham.
Peter Schrager @PSchrags 13h13 hours ago
Miami TE Clive Walford could go before Minnesota TE Maxx Williams. Not viewed as a good TE draft at all.
Omar Kelly @OmarKelly Apr 19
"Only thing Denzel Perryman doesn't have is ideal height. But tell me something else he doesn't do," @LRiddickESPN said. "Extremely smart."
Ian Fitzsimmons @Ianfitzespn Apr 14
Asked @LRiddickESPN to identify a RB in 2nd rd that would be a fit for Dallas & he couldn't stop raving a/b Duke Johnson.I completely agree.
PHILLIP DORSETT, Miami (5-9½, 184, 4.28, 1-2): Three-year starter. "He can play outside because he'll be the fastest guy in the NFL," one scout said. "There's nobody that fast. Better version of John Brown, who was a **** of a rookie for the Cardinals." He's just a bullet." Tremendous deep speed. "He may be a gadget guy but, boy, he gets on the DB's toes quickly," another scout said. "I mean, he is explosive." Finished with 108 catches for 1,860 (17.2) and 15 TDs. "Can play inside or outside," a third scout said. "He might not be a team's No. 1 ever but he's going to scare people because he can go." From Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
CLIVE WALFORD, Miami (6-4, 250, 4.75, 2-3): Played just one year of high-school football in Belle Glade, Fla. "He can block," one scout said. "He can get open. He can beat a DB one-on-one." Labeled as "probably the most complete tight end in the draft" by another scout. Improved each year, finishing with 87 catches for 1,299 (14.9) and 12 TDs. "He's a bigger guy who can actually run and catch and block," a third scout said. "The big game for him to watch is Florida State. Big hands (10¼), long arms (34), degree of toughness."
Pete Prisco @PriscoCBS 18h18 hours ago
The Phillip Dorsett in the first-round talk is gaining steam. Just like I said last week.
Peter Schrager @PSchrags 13h13 hours ago
Teams are universally high on Phillip Dorsett (Miami WR)...not as high on Mizzou/Okla WR Dorial Green-Beckham.
Peter Schrager @PSchrags 13h13 hours ago
Miami TE Clive Walford could go before Minnesota TE Maxx Williams. Not viewed as a good TE draft at all.
Omar Kelly @OmarKelly Apr 19
"Only thing Denzel Perryman doesn't have is ideal height. But tell me something else he doesn't do," @LRiddickESPN said. "Extremely smart."
Ian Fitzsimmons @Ianfitzespn Apr 14
Asked @LRiddickESPN to identify a RB in 2nd rd that would be a fit for Dallas & he couldn't stop raving a/b Duke Johnson.I completely agree.
PHILLIP DORSETT, Miami (5-9½, 184, 4.28, 1-2): Three-year starter. "He can play outside because he'll be the fastest guy in the NFL," one scout said. "There's nobody that fast. Better version of John Brown, who was a **** of a rookie for the Cardinals." He's just a bullet." Tremendous deep speed. "He may be a gadget guy but, boy, he gets on the DB's toes quickly," another scout said. "I mean, he is explosive." Finished with 108 catches for 1,860 (17.2) and 15 TDs. "Can play inside or outside," a third scout said. "He might not be a team's No. 1 ever but he's going to scare people because he can go." From Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
CLIVE WALFORD, Miami (6-4, 250, 4.75, 2-3): Played just one year of high-school football in Belle Glade, Fla. "He can block," one scout said. "He can get open. He can beat a DB one-on-one." Labeled as "probably the most complete tight end in the draft" by another scout. Improved each year, finishing with 87 catches for 1,299 (14.9) and 12 TDs. "He's a bigger guy who can actually run and catch and block," a third scout said. "The big game for him to watch is Florida State. Big hands (10¼), long arms (34), degree of toughness."
