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Rising and Falling in the last week


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Guys that are falling or have been falling

 

R Gregory

J Collins

L Collins (safety)

J Strong (injury)

 

 

Guys that have been rising

 

P Dorsett

B Dupree

D Randell

T Gurley

 

 

Any riser from the second round could be in play for us, the same as a faller from the top half.

 

With speed and playmaker at the top of Gmans want list, I would think P Dorsett and D Randell would be the wildcard candidates for us in the risers and fallers.  I also think a wildcard in the second would be Maxx Williams.  Olsen and Williams on the field at the same time would be fun to watch.

 

I really don't look for a big man till a bit later.

 

What are your "I had not thought of him" picks for the first 2 rounds

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Rising and falling in the media doesn't mean much of anything.

This. It actually means next to zero. The last week before the draft is always speculation being fed by scouts/team officials, hoping to get someone to drop.

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Devin Smith is my guy at 25. Thats assuming cooper and parker are gone, which they should be. DGB is also my guy, but there's no way JR would allow that so I'll go with Smith. That being said, I'll honestly be fine with whoever they decide on.

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The concept of guys 'rising' and 'falling' is an illusion. To think pro scouts will move someone up or down a draft board a week before the draft is crazy. All this rising and falling talk is the media catching up to the reality of where guys are supposed to be. Aside from the occasional reach, guys are going to get drafted where they are supposed to.

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