David Curry Entering NFL Draft

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AlabamaBuzz said:
If the NFL drafted on heart, DC would be drafted in a minute, but ultimately, the 40 time and cone drills will make the difference. I don't see DC getting drafted, but I will be rooting for this fine young man.
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Agreed. I see him possibly making a team as an undrafted free agent. Special teams would be his way into the league.
 

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I’m terrible at understanding draft potential - I can’t see how Camp gets drafted, much less Curry.
 
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David,

Thank you for your dedication to GT and the football team. Please concentrate heavily on the 3 cone drill for the upcoming workouts as you prepare for the draft. Best of luck to you.
 
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Jmonty71 said:
Sorry, but his skill set isn't good enough. He is too slow and can't cover any WR. Not to mention, half the RBs in the NFL, would truck over him. Being smart at football, doesn't equal greatness on the field.
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It's a good thing that professionals are actually going to assess his ability and make judgement rather than rely on fans of the team he's given 6 years of his life to.

I think "sorry" is an apt description.
 
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forensicbuzz said:
It's a good thing that professionals are actually going to assess his ability and make judgement rather than rely on fans of the team he's given 6 years of his life to.

I think "sorry" is an apt description.
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Exactly! I'm sure they've been running all of the combine drills privately too, and know how their numbers stack up. It's not like these decisions are being made in a bubble.
 
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Jmonty71 said:
Sorry, but his skill set isn't good enough. He is too slow and can't cover any WR. Not to mention, half the RBs in the NFL, would truck over him. Being smart at football, doesn't equal greatness on the field.
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Sheesh. I don't think anyone thinks he is a sure draft pick but lesser players than him declare for the draft every year, believe me. He should absolutely give it his best shot.
 
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bwelbo said:
I’m terrible at understanding draft potential - I can’t see how Camp gets drafted, much less Curry.
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Camp is a physical freak who never got the chance to be really productive due to our issues throwing the ball. Curry is the opposite; a super productive college player without the measurables. This gives Camp the best shot, as the pros don't really draft off of college production, necessarily.
 
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smokey_wasp said:
Camp is a physical freak who never got the chance to be really productive due to our issues throwing the ball. Curry is the opposite; a super productive college player without the measurables. This gives Camp the best shot, as the pros don't really draft off of college production, necessarily.
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The issue for Camp and Curry will be getting an actual combine invite.
 

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A throwback to the 1960s / 70s. Strong and tough. Reminds me of Tommy Nobis.
Positives:
  • Height and weight
  • Good open field tackler
  • Smart and has a good football background

Negatives
  • Speed
  • Has trouble defeating blockers on blitz packages
  • Questionable pass defender. (I think this can be an area he could improve with the right NFL coach)

I hope he makes it.
 
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