Shifty little dude

Discussion in 'NFL Draft' started by Prideful, Jan 31, 2016.

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  1. Prideful

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    Jakeem Grant

    (90 Receptions, 1268 Rec Yards, 1017 Return Yards and 15 TD's)

    Why hasn't anyone been talking about this little dude lol. WR,KR,PR, and QB. lmao
     
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  4. Fry

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    5'6" 161. That's why no one is talking about him. There's little and then there's squashable.
     
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    True but he is quick about the same as Mccluster but looks to be a bit better.
    Hell Mccluster is only 5'8 170lbs and he was good for his first few years until his tank ran out.
     
    #3 Prideful, Jan 31, 2016
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    I'm not ragging on you, but it seems like there is a guy or two like this in every draft. Around 5'7" 165 who everyone gets enamored with because he's great in space. Space in the NFL is really hard to come by. The hashes are closer to together, so you don't end up with that super wide side of the field and defenders are way faster.

    I'll believe in one of these tiny guys in modern pro football when it happens.
     
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    Mccluster is one of those tiny guys lol.
    Grant is very good in open space but even better with people around him, he makes the field open with his quickness. Watch the little bit of highlights and some of his film hes not a bad player. Id take a chance on him for a 5 - 6 round pick lol would be exciting to watch a little dude tear those big lugs up.
     
    #5 Prideful, Jan 31, 2016
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    Fun to watch, reminds me of the little guy that came out of LSU that played for the Texans
     
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    No he's not. McCluster never did anything in the league. I don't know how he's lasted as long as he has. His best yards from scrimmage year was around 850 and that was five years ago. 12 TDs and 13 fumbles in his career.

    He has always been average at the very best.
     
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    Theres no way McCluster is anywhere near 160 lbs right?
     
    #8 rekirts, Jan 31, 2016
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    Ole Miss had him listed at 170, as do the Titans. I have a hard time believing he's been an even 170 for the last eight years. Probably closer to 160 than he is 170, imo.
     
    #9 Fry, Jan 31, 2016
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    I love Jakeem, he's a fighter and every pound of heart. But he's nothing but a punt returner in the NFL.

    Unless the Patriots grab him in the 6-7th, then he's one of the most dangerous slot guys on EARTH!!! Lol
     
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