Ohio State QB Pryor wont return to Ohio State
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Predicted this the morning after Tress resigned.
My prediction is they will still win more games than texas did in 2010.
Here's a post to give 007 trouble sleeping.
Bay Area Newsgroup's Jerry McDonald considers former Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor a "classic Al Davis [draft] pick."
Former Bears safety Doug Plank, a volunteer assistant with Ohio State last season, insists Pryor was the fastest player on the Buckeyes roster. Pryor will want to start his career as a QB, but he'll likely be more open to a move to tight end down the line. For what it will cost to grab Pryor in the supplemental draft (fourth- or fifth-rounder?), Davis may find the explosive athleticism too tempting to pass up. Related: RaidersSource: Oakland Tribune
Bay Area Newsgroup's Jerry McDonald considers former Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor a "classic Al Davis [draft] pick."
Former Bears safety Doug Plank, a volunteer assistant with Ohio State last season, insists Pryor was the fastest player on the Buckeyes roster. Pryor will want to start his career as a QB, but he'll likely be more open to a move to tight end down the line. For what it will cost to grab Pryor in the supplemental draft (fourth- or fifth-rounder?), Davis may find the explosive athleticism too tempting to pass up. Related: RaidersSource: Oakland Tribune
derringer007
"Its An Outrage"
:nonoblue: :wtf: Would someone put us out of our misery and send Big Al away during the supplemental draft
notice i highlighted mental
The raiders might actualy be steering the ship in the right direction finally, IMO this will be a huge setback, im hoping they might have learned there lesson by know.
Coachnorm
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Former Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor confirmed at Tuesday's press conference that he will enter the NFL's supplemental draft next month. Agent Drew Rosenhaus put on a performance straight out of Jerry Maguire, insisting Pryor is a first-round supplemental prospect, a high character player, and perhaps the most unique quarterback athlete the NFL has seen.
Back here on Planet Earth, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reiterated that Pryor is seen as no more than a mid-round pick. Several GMs have told Mort that they want to be sure Pryor is willing to consider a move to a "Jermichael Finley-type" of tight end down the line if they're going to use a supplemental pick this year.
Back here on Planet Earth, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reiterated that Pryor is seen as no more than a mid-round pick. Several GMs have told Mort that they want to be sure Pryor is willing to consider a move to a "Jermichael Finley-type" of tight end down the line if they're going to use a supplemental pick this year.
derringer007
"Its An Outrage"
Why dont he just man up and stay in Ohio playing another year of college ball and serve his 4 game suspension ??
I already dislike his football ethics.
I already dislike his football ethics.