from profootballweekly.com Spears flashed the playmaking ability that earned him the honor*as*LSU’s team MVP on the first play of team drills when he batted a ball at the line of scrimmage and caught it himself, drawing a “helluva play, helluva play” from Bucs defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFLDraft/Senior+Bowl/2004/notebook012605.htm
forgot this one LSU DB Travis Daniels broke on the ball nicely, seemed to anticipate well and picked off a pass in the morning practice.
Anyone have any projections on when Daniels should go in the draft? I'm thinking 2nd/3rd round, but I guess a lot will depend on his times and strength ratings at the Combine. He's been underrated in the national media IMO, and should develop into a solid NFL CB.
2003 was one of those years where hardly any players made amistake and when they did the other team failed to capitalize on it. In 2004 it was just the opposite as far as the opponents taking advantage. Granted, neither CW or tD played as well the overall but they were both still pretty good. There are only a few Deion Sanders out there guys. Lokk at the times Champ Bailey got burned this season.
ESPN recently released their mock draft and Webster's name came up very late 1st round and even then I don't believe they were that impressed. He needs to stay healthy and continue keeping his hands in the right place when the balls drop.
