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Would have been nice to start the off season with a win, even if it was just a coin flip.
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I'm hoping Foster falls to us after the surgery and the confrontation that got him sent home
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Florida State RB Dalvin Cook tested as ninth-percentile SPARQ athlete at the NFL Combine.
Tennessee RB Alvin Kamara had the highest SPARQ score of any back in Indy, hitting the 79th percentile. Cook was at the opposite end of the spectrum, struggling in the three-cone drill (7.27), 20-yard shuttle (4.53), vertical (30.5"), and broad jump (9'8"). He did run a solid forty (4.49). Still, it was a concerning weekend for a back considered a potential first-round pick. According to 3 Sigma Athlete's Zach Whitman, no running back who tested as a sub-10th-percentile SPARQ athlete has been drafted in the first round in the last 17 years. Source: 3sigmaathlete.com Mar 4 - 8:23 PM I...would take Dalvin Cook in the 2nd round. Flame away. |
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With all the needs on defense the Colts cannot draft a RB earlier than the 3rd round. They just can't. |
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The bottom line is, I think he's absolutely nasty and he'd absolutely take our offense to the next level. That said, I'm of course as aware as anyone of our defensive needs. I'm also hoping that Reuben Foster's little meltdown where he had to leave the Combine drops him to us at #15. |
With the 15th pick ... Bobby Boucher Linebacker :cool:
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