Cooper Mays excluded from NFL scouting combine

[allstar34bd]

If he doesn't have a Kevin Mays' bite size, finger foods section... he's missing a marketing opportunity.

 

[SayUWantAreVOLution]

I wonder if there might be a GA position for Cooper helping with the O Line and getting his toe in coaching to see if it's for him?

 

[loosecannon]

If he doesn't have a Kevin Mays' bite size, finger foods section... he's missing a marketing opportunity.

Hahaha that’s bad. Bite sized bbq dogs

 

[JBVolunteer]

Most draft projections have him either 6-7th round at best. They only invited 50 offensive linemen total.

 

[GrizzlyVol]

He's on the small side but others have been too and made it long careers, they'll see his film he's a solid player

 

[Sarms58]

Going UDFA is not a bad route for centers because so much depends on having rapport with the QB and the OC. David Andrews went undrafted and yet has played 10 seasons at 5’10” 295 because he had good chemistry with Tom Brady in his early career.

And Mays might get drafted still.

It would be better for him to pick a team cs being a late draft pick on a team he might not mesh well with.

 

[LouderVol]

Without getting into it, Cooper had one too injuries at TN. Many of us will never know how damn tough that kid is. I wish we had a Mays boy running through the T every few years

I think it was heupels first year, I remember watching him hobbling, barely able to get back on the line in time to snap, but then blowing guys off the ball, and still struggling after every play. it was painful to watch, but loved him for it. he definitely gave his all for UT.

 

[orangebloodgmc]

The restaurant business is not for the faint of heart. I wouldn't invest in a startup.
Bars and Dance clubs are also tough.
I hope he finds a clientele.

There used to be many excellent Bar-b-q places in my county. Only 3 are left, and 2 of the places buy all their meat from the third one.

I would recommend they bring back live bluegrass music like Buddys bbq used to have. I miss seeing groups like the Knoxville Grass, and the Pinnacle Boys. It's been a while.

 

[marcusluvsvols]

I think it was heupels first year, I remember watching him hobbling, barely able to get back on the line in time to snap, but then blowing guys off the ball, and still struggling after every play. it was painful to watch, but loved him for it. he definitely gave his all for UT.

Yessir.

I think he played hurt for most of his career at UT. Knowing we were cooked without him...like that loss in the swamp to a 4-8 flarduh team when he couldn't play. Thats 1 tough dude who played through a lot of injuries that other people simply would not.

May God bless that family. I saw recently that the Panthers put a tag on Cade to lock him up for at least 1 more season, working on a longer deal. At $3.5 million per as of now. Glad to have him in Charlotte.