He is a SR WR that was been their go-to-guy for quite a while. He had 85 recpetions for 1138 yards and 14 TDs last year. Big guy at 6-3, 208.
Anthony Davis from Wisconsin should have a huge year. His OLine is one of the best that Wisconsin has ever had and Davis has been in Madison for what seems like forever.
LMAO 60/1 that "neither Greene nor "Pole-Lock" wins ... is money in the bank ... a snowball's chance in hell sounds 'bout right. 10/1 on Greene ... :hihi: ... there's a sucker born every minute Poor lame bastid runs a 4.85 forty ... slowest G-damned QB in the SEC ... and is slower than Frankenstein White ... when White's fully bolted and assembled, of course :hihi: where's my cane pole and bait <(((((>< <(((((>< --Highsman Wormz------&j <(((>< <(((>< -- <greene((>< <(((>< <((((><
http://www.draftboardinsider.com/players/columns_edwards-b.html He's a lot more physically gifted than the kid from Cal IMO, but like the article says, he drops a lot of balls. How about Kiwanutha? How many here would put him on the first team over Pollack?:grin:
agree, of all the ones listed, Davis offers a lot of value if not for being injured often. Wisconsin will give him many opportunities to get sick yardage and with him they are a serious threat to win since he's that talented. Braylon Edwards? that's one nasty receiver. check him out if u can.
