Jermod McCoy predicted top 10

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TrueOrange said:
Maybe I got confused by some of the wording, but wasn’t he suggesting he trying to play another year in college after the surgery?
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He meant go to college to get his degree ig next year while having the surgery and rehab I think. Could be wrong cause I can’t read minds but
 
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It’s been said several times and Ian Rappaport answered one of the questions from the guys on NFL network. It has nothing to do with his ACL injury. Hes already proven that healed at his pro day. It’s the belief that he will need a future knee surgery to replace a bone plug for a cartilage defect.

Yesterday it was said on NFL network that it’s unknown how long before he would need a surgery. Would it be needed before the end of this upcoming season? 2 years? Could he make it through his initial contract? It’s unknown. And the recovery time is about a year.
 
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midtnvol2 said:
Sadly Jalen Hyatt has been proving all 32 NFL coaching staffs and front office evaluators correct on CJH's system. As of today no CJH WR is making any noise in the NFL.
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if this is true, and im not saying it is or isnt, it dont explain how you sign tristin keys and are strongly in the running for the royal kid this year. you would think those guys are looking to get to the NFL, not just be productive college WR's
 
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Johnnyreb#VFL said:
Titans should be heavily considering Brazell
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Too heavy need on the offensive line.

There’s no set center, the expected to start guard might be retiring, and they gave up the 5th most sacks in the league last year (Ward might have been the most sacked single QB in the league, not sure).
 
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GBO2011 said:
Also what the hell is happening to Chris Brazzell
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Tennessee WRs always bust. Route running is usually a concern going into the next level. The lack of complexity of our route tree tends to make WRs look better than they end up being at the next level.
 
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Alright. I’m done with this draft. I’m going to kill myself

WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY

I’m gonna end it all

WE TAKE TWO ****ING GEORGIA PLAYERS BUT THE TEAM I ****ING HATE THE damn MOST TAKES ****ING CHRIS BRAZZELL AND OF COURSE MY PANTHERS FRIENDS TEXTS ME IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ****ING PANTHERS DRAFT HIM SON OF A BITCH **** **** **** **** DAMN IT RAT BASTARD MOTHER WHORE

THE ****ING PANTHERS

THE ONE TEAM I WOULDN’T WANT HIM TO GO TO THE ONE ****ING TEAM

I swear to god one of these days I’m just gonna…

I mocked Chris Brazzell to the saints in so many mock drafts

So many
 
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TheDeeble said:
It’s been said several times and Ian Rappaport answered one of the questions from the guys on NFL network. It has nothing to do with his ACL injury. Hes already proven that healed at his pro day. It’s the belief that he will need a future knee surgery to replace a bone plug for a cartilage defect.

Yesterday it was said on NFL network that it’s unknown how long before he would need a surgery. Would it be needed before the end of this upcoming season? 2 years? Could he make it through his initial contract? It’s unknown. And the recovery time is about a year.
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Wasn't the bone plug in his other knee?
 
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TrueOrange said:
Too heavy need on the offensive line.

There’s no set center, the expected to start guard might be retiring, and they gave up the 5th most sacks in the league last year (Ward might have been the most sacked single QB in the league, not sure).
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Yup, we have to address Center and RG. That is the glaring weakness of our offense. I wouldn't be against taking a RB as well
 
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tnvolfan16 said:
if this is true, and im not saying it is or isnt, it dont explain how you sign tristin keys and are strongly in the running for the royal kid this year. you would think those guys are looking to get to the NFL, not just be productive college WR's
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Heupel puts players in the NFL. That’s not questionable. Several Vols receivers have been drafted or udfa in the NFL after playing for Heupel.

The thing with his wrs once they get there is they tend to underperform. That’s not just at Tenn it’s his coaching career. His wr don’t tend to excel or be really good in the NFL.
 
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dduncan4163 said:
Yup, we have to address Center and RG. That is the glaring weakness of our offense. I wouldn't be against taking a RB as well
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At this point, they probably just need to address line and other needs and just roll with Pollard and the other RBs on the roster for one more year.

Edit: Just realized they have no more picks until the 5th. Looks like they’re pretty much rolling with the starters they have on the offensive line for another year…hope Ward can withstand getting sacked another 50-60 times this year.
 
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tnvolfan16 said:
if this is true, and im not saying it is or isnt, it dont explain how you sign tristin keys and are strongly in the running for the royal kid this year. you would think those guys are looking to get to the NFL, not just be productive college WR's
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didn't say anything about recruiting HS kids to college. Post was about Brazzell not being drafted yet and possibly why. CJH's highest drafted WR is Hyatt. in 3 years he only has 36 catches for 470yards and no TDS in the NFL. At this point he is pretty much a bust. I hope Brazzell can have some success. Point is evidently many in the NFL don't think CJH offense and the skills his staff is coaching translates to the NFL. Hopefully Brazzell can break the trend. I think Brazzell is a great guy.
 
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