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Twenty pounds on that Bully belly could be worth 25/50K per pound, if he drops them before combines and tryouts.
Just thinking out loud . . . .
Just thinking out loud . . . .
A waist is a terrible thing to mind.
I agree with you but I think with his athleticism teams will over look it. I think he compares favorably with Vita Vea from the Bucs, they even wear the same number.
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For his position he may need that extra weight to be an anchor. Get down to 320 and he would have several o linemen that would be his equal.
Don’t get me wrong: I love BullyBall McCall, but I want him going high in the draft.
If he can show stamina and strength at 350ish, all the better!!
He seemed to thrive against good competition in the Citrus Bowl!!
Either you double McCall or lose your Quarterback!
Watch the coach who is standing in at the QB spot, obviously he is not to be hit.
Still, he instinctively flinches with that mass of humanity coming his way!!
Hell, so did I, when they reversed angled the shot!!
Watch the coach who is standing in at the QB spot, obviously he is not to be hit.
Still, he instinctively flinches with that mass of humanity coming his way!!
Hell, so did I, when they reversed angled the shot!!
The player Bully abuses, above, is Alec Lindstrom of Boston College. Here’s an interesting piece on his draft status:
“Statistically, Lindstrom had numbers put him near the top of his position this past season. He finished with the No. 3 pass blocking grade in the country at center (84.6) according to Pro Football Focus and allowed just one sack and two quarterback hits in 2021. He is rated the No. 5 center for the 2022 NFL Draft by ESPN's Todd McShay, which most likely puts him as a day two or day three draft pack.”
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“Statistically, Lindstrom had numbers put him near the top of his position this past season. He finished with the No. 3 pass blocking grade in the country at center (84.6) according to Pro Football Focus and allowed just one sack and two quarterback hits in 2021. He is rated the No. 5 center for the 2022 NFL Draft by ESPN's Todd McShay, which most likely puts him as a day two or day three draft pack.”
Center Alec Lindstrom Declares For '22 NFL Draft - Sports Illustrated Boston College Eagles News, Analysis and More
BC's starting center will be entering the NFL Draft after three years starting for the Eagles
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I'm gonna miss Bully
When it comes to interior line play, gut is good!!!
Bully looking like a sure pick somewhere. Wan'dale & Kinnard, hopefully in top 2 rounds, make 3. Then hopefully Dare & Fourtner somewhere. Really hope we get 5 guys at least drafted. Consistently getting multiple picks, not just 1 or 2, is the very best recruiting asset for us now that UK is a winning program.
Bully looking like a sure pick somewhere. Wan'dale & Kinnard, hopefully in top 2 rounds, make 3. Then hopefully Dare & Fourtner somewhere. Really hope we get 5 guys at least drafted. Consistently getting multiple picks, not just 1 or 2, is the very best recruiting asset for us now that UK is a winning program.
Or Hayes. Hope we hear about this battle in spring. Last year, we heard how Marquan was serious and had ramped up his game as a leader. I am hoping we hear that Hayes and Rogers have likewise grabbed the mantle and are taking leaps forward. We talk about the BBW, but we are developing a reputation as having NGs that are hard to handle. We have been spoiled with Q and Bully. Hopefully we are raving next year about Hayes and/or Rogers.
Look...Bully is a better NG than Bohanna for spurts. He just didn't have the conditioning and he got hurt. But his disruptiveness during a game has been eye opening for last 3 years.
His play for Iowa top 15 pick Center was impressive. Now what he'll show in these post season bowls is only going to be more impressive. He'll get drafted. 2/3 of NFL runs a 3-4 Defense...and you have to have those insane dudes that stop up the middle of LOS....Bully is just that.
His play for Iowa top 15 pick Center was impressive. Now what he'll show in these post season bowls is only going to be more impressive. He'll get drafted. 2/3 of NFL runs a 3-4 Defense...and you have to have those insane dudes that stop up the middle of LOS....Bully is just that.
I’m thinking Fortner has a good shot.
His PFF numbers were always pretty good, and I bet he is well prepared for the combine.
And he has positional versatility. Played G and C at a high level. Teams love that in late round picks
Yeah, Corker will be drafted. And watch Quandre Mosely...could go UDFA route but may get drafted late. Guy is really a good athlete and very versatile.
Bully has explosion you just don't see in a man that size. Q was great at what he did but bully is just another level. He's the kind of guy bama or Georgia always have. Thankfully he finally got serious about football his senior year and it showed.
He can and should be a really good NFL player
He can and should be a really good NFL player
Between ‘20 and ‘21, we had 8. You will find in the late ‘40s and early ‘50s a lot of picks, but there were twice as many rounds, but less NFL teams. Between ‘87 and ‘94, we saw a lot of draftees, but, again, more rounds. In this era, I would say 8 is probably the record. But we had like 14 between ‘50 and ‘51.
Yeah, I think with modern rules, our record in one year was six, 1978 and last year, IIRC . . . I would assume the two year modern record was 77/78, or 78/79.
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