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Terrell Davis on Mark Walton

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MIATL said:
Can’t be accurate.

There’s a dude on this site that swears Walton is no better than Yearby. And is probably worse ...
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That's be me - and I stand by that.

I still have no idea what people see in Walton. I wish the best for him, but still think 5th round is his ceiling. Before I thought it was more likely that he'd go undrafted, but post combine I see him as a 6th/7th round pick.
 
Gatorhater said:
Walton will have nice long career and bank somegood money.
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MW brings his lunch pail and has the mindset he's fortunate to be there , he will be a tremendous plus whom ever selects him.

Quite the opposite of Yearby he couldn't start for the U but thought he'd could play in the NFL never and still doesn't make sense on why he left.

How could he listen to anybody say Yearby U couldn't make it in college but the NFL would be an easier fit for U ...........MW will do very well.

GOCANES
 
I bet if Walton could build a time machine. He would be one of the top backs in the NFL. Playing in that Denver offense TD played in.
 
I think Walton is going to have a Matt Forte type of career. He's a leader, great balance, and his vision has improved. He catches the ball out of the back field so well. Whoever picks him up is going to get a steal. The kid was avg. like 8 ypc before he got hurt. Prior to his injury, he was beasting. He's given the nickname grown-**** man for God's sake!!
 
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BoxingRobes said:
that depends. Its not like they take any ol white guy that plays slot and expect them to excel.

Wes Welker, Julian Edelman, and Danny Emendola all were in the 90th percentile in the short shuttle. Very elite quickness and agility in the short area.

Does Berrios have that? I don't know.

Trent Taylor did. Cooper Kupp was strong in this. Daniel Braverman did, but hasn't exactly caught on or excelled. We'll see with Berrios, I guess.
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Coming out of HS he had the best short shuttle time in the nation.:
When Berrios shows up at events like The Opening, his 5-9, 180-pound frame is almost a giveaway to his position. What is not immediately clear is that he is one of the best athletes at such events, too. This week he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.48 seconds and ran the 20-yard shuttle in a nation's-best 3.81. He also had a 40.9-inch vertical leap, which, put another way, is nearly 60 percent of his physical height. "A lot of people compare me to Wes Welker, " Berrios said, pointing to his bodily frame. "In a camp setting, that's my name. I'm a slot receiver. Prototypical, I'd like to think."
 
canecane232323 said:
Coming out of HS he had the best short shuttle time in the nation.:
When Berrios shows up at events like The Opening, his 5-9, 180-pound frame is almost a giveaway to his position. What is not immediately clear is that he is one of the best athletes at such events, too. This week he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.48 seconds and ran the 20-yard shuttle in a nation's-best 3.81. He also had a 40.9-inch vertical leap, which, put another way, is nearly 60 percent of his physical height. "A lot of people compare me to Wes Welker, " Berrios said, pointing to his bodily frame. "In a camp setting, that's my name. I'm a slot receiver. Prototypical, I'd like to think."
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Wes Welker is exactly who Berrios reminds me of.
 
Would anybody here be against Walton and Berrios being Dolphins ?

I sure wouldn’t both have field innate presence and adapted there talents.

Think about this bold move outside the box maybe just what Dolphins need BALL PLAYERS AND NOT SHOW BOATS

GOCANES
 
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Dwinstitles said:
Alot of his runs this year and attempts hes been watching Laveon Bell cause Walton was aptient at the LOS and changed speeds well, something he didnt do alot of the year before. Walton got better fast and may surprise some people in the pros.
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Exactly, D. He was exponentially better this year. He developed the jump cut, the patient stop and start ability, and change of speed. Before the injury, experts pegged him as a top 3 back coming out. He was on his way to having a great season. Someone’s about to get a steal, but ****, hasn’t that been the case w our players lately?
 
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Rellyrell said:
Exactly, D. He was exponentially better this year. He developed the jump cut, the patient stop and start ability, and change of speed. Before the injury, experts pegged him as a top 3 back coming out. He was on his way to having a great season. Someone’s about to get a steal, but ****, hasn’t then been the case w our players lately?
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He should be a better pro then duke if healthy and if he doesnt go to the browns
 
TrueFloridian said:
Walton be drafted by the 5th round. I hope he gets drafted by the Fins or Bucs. He’s going to play for a while as a 3rd down back. He’s an elite blocking RB.
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He would actually fit perfect with the fins. Reminded me a lot of the guy(Anderson?) that starts for the Broncos.
 
There is a small cadre of ***aloons around here that don't give Walton his due.

He's a quality back and is gonna have a nice NFL career.
 
bshaw28 said:
That's be me - and I stand by that.

I still have no idea what people see in Walton. I wish the best for him, but still think 5th round is his ceiling. Before I thought it was more likely that he'd go undrafted, but post combine I see him as a 6th/7th round pick.
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I understand to a degree what i think you mean by the yearby comparison as i believe joe got a real bad rap here. But you cant take away anything from mark either. I think Terrells assesment is probably on point. In comparison just look at the break down for the grade nick chubb got. If anyone thinks mark is on chubbs level for a ceiling theyre simply being a homer. Marks a hard runner & a tremendous blocker. But whats really dynamic about him. To me hes a carbon copy of mike james.
 
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