B Smith draft potential
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I agree with most here...if he stays here for his senior year, then awesome. If he goes pro I'll still be a B. Smith fan, no matter where he goes. He has been a great athlete and ambassador for the university and state.
this 100%kdwrightuwyo wrote:I agree with most here...if he stays here for his senior year, then awesome. If he goes pro I'll still be a B. Smith fan, no matter where he goes. He has been a great athlete and ambassador for the university and state.
the only 2 places i'd hate to see him go would be foxboro or baltimore.......but i doubt either of those teams are in the market for a QB
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There are several places that I think that he could and would go to, and at the top of that list I would think you would have: the Minnesota Vikings and then closely behind would be the Cleveland Browns and then there are a bunch of teams in a group, like the Miami Dolphins and Arizona Cardinals and the Houston Texans. I just hope wherever Brett ends up that they have a decent offensive line!whyoh wrote:this 100%kdwrightuwyo wrote:I agree with most here...if he stays here for his senior year, then awesome. If he goes pro I'll still be a B. Smith fan, no matter where he goes. He has been a great athlete and ambassador for the university and state.
the only 2 places i'd hate to see him go would be foxboro or baltimore.......but i doubt either of those teams are in the market for a QB
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Brett needs to stay another year, then get drafted 32nd overall in the 2015 draft to the Denver Broncos after the Broncos repeat, then he can learn from Peyton for a year as they 3-peat, then Brett can take over, and they can 4 peatWyo2dal wrote:I don't want to see him go somewhere and be a back for the next 3-5 years before he gets to play. Also please no Denver.
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Foxboro could be an option as Tom Brady is 36 and on the downside of his career. As much as I hate The Pats and Brady it would not hurt Smith any to sit behind Brady and study for a season or two.whyoh wrote:this 100%kdwrightuwyo wrote:I agree with most here...if he stays here for his senior year, then awesome. If he goes pro I'll still be a B. Smith fan, no matter where he goes. He has been a great athlete and ambassador for the university and state.
the only 2 places i'd hate to see him go would be foxboro or baltimore.......but i doubt either of those teams are in the market for a QB
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True. As much of a whiner Brady is, he is a damn good QB.PokePride.com wrote:Foxboro could be an option as Tom Brady is 36 and on the downside of his career. As much as I hate The Pats and Brady it would not hurt Smith any to sit behind Brady and study for a season or two.whyoh wrote:this 100%kdwrightuwyo wrote:I agree with most here...if he stays here for his senior year, then awesome. If he goes pro I'll still be a B. Smith fan, no matter where he goes. He has been a great athlete and ambassador for the university and state.
the only 2 places i'd hate to see him go would be foxboro or baltimore.......but i doubt either of those teams are in the market for a QB
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Check with the Brown and Gold maybe?LasCrucesPoke wrote:Slightly off topic but speaking of Nike jerseys, why the hell can't we buy any of the alternate ones? Or where can I?
Just saw this on the other board. If he does go, does this make Brett a quitter?
""Looks like Brett has submitted evaluation paperwork with the NFLDAB for early entry to 2014 NFL Draft. Only time will tell what his answer will be?""
""Looks like Brett has submitted evaluation paperwork with the NFLDAB for early entry to 2014 NFL Draft. Only time will tell what his answer will be?""
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I would never call someone a quitter for pursuing there dream. If he has the talent and people want to pay him millions of dollars to play the game he loves then all prayers and blessings to him. He's a great talent and I'm counting my blessings he was in Laramie when I was.
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NO!cowboyz wrote:Just saw this on the other board. If he does go, does this make Brett a quitter?
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It makes him smart.cowboyz wrote:Just saw this on the other board. If he does go, does this make Brett a quitter?
""Looks like Brett has submitted evaluation paperwork with the NFLDAB for early entry to 2014 NFL Draft. Only time will tell what his answer will be?""
What is the difference between politicians and stoners? Politicians don't inhale...they just suck.
Brett wouldn't be a quitter at all if he left for the NFL. He would be making millions. It's not like another qb who left to play for another team. Every person on this board would likely leave school if they had a million $ a year job offer, would you consider yourself a quitter if you left an amateur pursuit for a professional career?
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It stands for the NFL Draft Advisory Board. Here's a link to the Wikipedia entry about the NFLDAB and how it works to help college juniors to decide to enter the draft or not: Click Thisdjm19 wrote:could someone expand on what the evaluation paper work even is?
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That link helped a lot. Definitely interesting to think about.The Virginian wrote:It stands for the NFL Draft Advisory Board. Here's a link to the Wikipedia entry about the NFLDAB and how it works to help college juniors to decide to enter the draft or not: Click Thisdjm19 wrote:could someone expand on what the evaluation paper work even is?
Did Alvester go through the evaluation or did he just go for Shi
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Here's a link to an even more extensive article on how the NFL Draft Advisory Board works: Click This
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