Mike Davis USCe RB entering draft

#2
#2
Where's he projected to be taken? I don't see how he would go any higher than the 3rd round. I'm no expert though, but rb's aren't at a high demand like they once were.
 
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ainge10heisman said:
Where's he projected to be taken? I don't see how he would go any higher than the 3rd round. I'm no expert though, but rb's aren't at a high demand like they once were.
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I seem to remember MD struggling with injuries. I with you in that I expect him to be picked up in a later round. I could see him getting drafted by a team like the Pats. When healthy, MD is a tough runner with good speed.
 
#5
#5
Has struggled with injuries and inconsistency in his collegiate career, especially for being a larger back. Not sure this was the best move for him, but we'll see.
 
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Through_The_T said:
Has struggled with injuries and inconsistency in his collegiate career, especially for being a larger back. Not sure this was the best move for him, but we'll see.
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Well if he had a major injury in college next year, this is a good move.
 
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865dude said:
Well if he had a major injury in college next year, this is a good move.
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Unless he doesn't get drafted.

Most of these guys the last 2-3 years have been jumping to the draft on the advice of simply, potentially, being younger when they get to negotiate their first post-rookie contract (more career time under bigger contract) rather than whether or not they're actually ready for a league's roster.
 
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