They also have UNI's Daurice Fountain listed ahead of Lazard for best available which is absurd.
NFL: 2018 NFL Draft
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They also have UNI's Daurice Fountain listed ahead of Lazard for best available which is absurd.
Wtf? LMAO..the Missouri WR was just selected and he’s not even on NFL draft site as being graded. How can u possibly pick that dude? Like i said the NFL GM’s do some strange things. Players get drafted all time that nobody has ever heard of.
I think you see the typical emotion and contacts come into play. Probably some dude in that room knew some Missouri coaches and talked him up. Lazard had better measurables and I assume production. The Missouri guy actually had slightly more production with 10 TD's but probably had fewer WR's to compete with and better QB throws.
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Trying to watch this draft stuff on TV is painful, picks come in and they won't quit talking, blah blah blah....and all the commercials....making money is more important for the NFL Network and ESPN/ABC than announcing the picks in a timely manner, ARGH!
Problem right now for Lazard is there are a ton of WR still on the board...There his yet to be a run on WR’s..
Why do I feel like Lazard goes undrafted....
No real runs but there have been more selected than I thought. Some were saying only 15-20 deep in this draft and that would have been a problem. We have had 15 selected already.
There also was a WR from Penn just drafted that was rated #46 at his position.
Strange.
That WE'VE never heard of. The next minute of tape of the thousands of draftable athletes anyone on this board analyzes will likely be the first.
Love our guys, but I've taken the blinders off long ago.
Sigh, Lazard is getting passed up by Ivy Leaguers and Blue Hens, receivers that ESPN didn't even have in their "best available" list, PUNTERS and guys with one hand that Scott Frost put on the scout squad at UCF until his SR year and then magically had a decent season (not four consistently solid years like Lazard). Lazard has great hands, a long body, decent speed, so frustrating, sigh.
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I mean, the Mizzou guy did have a pretty good year.
He's 6'3 205 and had over 2,000 yards and 18 TD his last two seasons.
It's not like he was a no name.
