Walford to turn Pro?

[nycane]

these kids will never figure out its cheaper to buy condoms than raising a baby.smh

What does that have to do with anything? How do you know he didn't wanna have a kid? Ignorant remark.

oh give me a break. you sound like a bleeding heart moron. No kid in college unless he has rich parents can afford to raise a kid. its irresponsible to want a kid in college. What is #1 factor everyone says dp will go, "He has a kid." That's how these guys work their butts off and make it to the pro's then go broke. these young girls are gold diggers. look for a meal ticket to change their life. look at all these athletes who marry a girl especially a white girl. As soon as the big pay days are gone, so is the woman only after she cleans him out.. these guys need life coaches, they all get taken advantage of from every angle. This might be a rant but my comment is not ignorant, your believe is just naive.

 

[Consigliere]

Hurricane Warrior good stuff.

Here is an older post I had (http://www.canesinsight.com/threads/56815-Clive-Walford-s-blocking/page2?highlight=Eifert)

I don't think Walford touches 4.6 and it would not shock me if he doesn't break 4.7 on the 40.

 

[rascani]

If he has already gotten his degree and has a child, there is no point in staying unless the NFL told him he wouldn't even get a camp spot.

 

[Hurricane Warrior]

Consigliere, good breakdown and I agree with your analysis. I think it would be a mistake if Clive does not at least wait for the evaluation from the NFL draft advisory board. I don’t see him as a potential 1-3 round pick right now but it would be very hard for him to get in the first 3 rounds even if he came back another year. I think his stats could improve without Morris but his draft stock will not go up by much. The risk of injury may not be worth it especially with a new born and his degree already in hand.

His best bet would be to get his weight and speed down for the draft; he is a decent blocker but his biggest value at the next level will be catching passes. Turning pro will allow him to focus on developing his football skills and not have worry about school and providing for his family.

He does not look like a 4.6 guy to me but I think if he focuses on speed training and loses 10 lbs he should be in the 4.7 range by March.

 

[DeadPoets]

No one wants to play for these coaches.

 

[Notsince1985]

To be fair, he never said he was turning pro in the NFL.

 

[rudebuddha]

Richard Gordon got drafted and is still in the league, so there is hope for any tight end.

 

[Dandycane]

I know there is nothing wrong with kids hearing where they stand

I just think we deal with more 6-7th round picks and udfa wanting to leave than any other team

we da U, baby....**** just happens man. its like, wow....magic!

Ask most of the dreamers who post on this website...da U dont have to rebuild, reload, put in effort or even plan for the future and the players who wear da U...they always hot swag commodities....it.just happens cause we da U.

 

[OBLIVION]

Sandland, and Dobard can pull the weight.

 

[Consigliere]

No one wants to play for these coaches.

Explain the 2014 recruiting class.

 

[theibisrules]

lol