Monthly Archives: February 2013

by David Syvertsen Five things that have become more clear since the combine: 1: These workouts don’t change much, but they have value The NFL Scouting Combine holds value in my eyes for three reasons.  Team interviews, medicals, and having all … Continue reading →

by NFL Gimpy There’s a lot of interesting stuff going on at the moment between the combine, pending free agency, and trade rumors. Free agency is still a little bit too far away to discuss since franchise tags have yet … Continue reading →

by David Syvertsen The scouting process is not nearly as complex as some make it out to be.  Watch these guys play, take notes, and grade them.  Cross-examine the evaluations a couple months down the road and you have most of the … Continue reading →

Day 1 of workouts and drills is in the books.  Here are some of my thoughts. * Terron Armstead grabbed the headlines with his blazing 40 time.  It’s easy to try and dismiss that since speed isn’t a huge thing … Continue reading →

by David Syvertsen I’ve devoted this week to shoring up my cornerback grades.  Getting some of the final numbers in to my system has opened my eyes to a few players that present great value after round one. Dee Milliner of Alabama … Continue reading →

There are not 32 good QBs in the NFL.  That means that some teams are still looking for good QBs.  Those teams are busy studying prospects for the upcoming draft, hoping to find the next Andrew Luck, RG3, Russell Wilson, … Continue reading →

by NFL Gimpy It’s time to give out some awards and superlatives.  Feel free to reference my Season Predictions column to see how wrong I was with some with some of these players and teams.  (Ed. note – Gimpy wrong? … Continue reading →

by David Syvertsen     follow David on Twitter As I enter the final grading process based on game tape, I’ve come to realize that this year’s inside linebacker class is very even at the top.  A case can be made that … Continue reading →

by NFL Gimpy Like I said, team of destiny. Outside of Ray Rice’s fumble, did a single thing really go against Baltimore yesterday? They had 2 penalties for 20 yards, one for running into the kicker when it probably should … Continue reading →

* 2 OL had a bad showing at the Senior Bowl.  Oday Aboushi and Justin Pugh went to Mobile with hopes of looking like 1st round LT prospects.  Pugh was greatly hurt at the weigh-in when it turned out he … Continue reading →