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Me either, but something had to keep him off the field as word was he was having a field day in practices.
Time will tell, hopefully we hear something later in the week.
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like I said the National Team was just too scared of him
that could be what it was, he did not have a lot to prove in the game he showed in practice he was able to beat these guys
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Nothing about Tank, but at the bottom it does talk a little about steelers needs.
Players on the rise, Senior Bowl
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...pc=U531&cvid=8e2bdf1856914c8f8386515027137b25
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Players on the rise, Senior Bowl
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...pc=U531&cvid=8e2bdf1856914c8f8386515027137b25
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I have scoured the interwebs and see plenty of stories about other injuries but nothing on Dell being hurt
Read a few places that he did not practice Thursday but those stories discussed others not participating and that they were hurt, but only stated that Dell did not practice
So I'm leaning toward the "he didn't have anything else to prove" reasoning for sitting out the game
Read a few places that he did not practice Thursday but those stories discussed others not participating and that they were hurt, but only stated that Dell did not practice
So I'm leaning toward the "he didn't have anything else to prove" reasoning for sitting out the game
I know very little about college ball. It doesn't stop me from running a draft show for us every year. I understand needs for the team, and this sight helps me prepare for potential picks.
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Tank Dell
Arguably the winner of the entire Senior Bowl week, Dell was uncoverable throughout all phases. His ability to separate off the line of scrimmage was evident in one-on-ones. While size will continue to be a knock against him—understandably—the ceiling is overwhelmingly evident.
WR, Houston
I find it a very curious decision. I think if he shined in the game it could have did nothing but solidify his stock. Perhaps he was just playing it safe.
so Gervarrius Owens has been added to the Combine invite list
so Tank Dell - WR, Clayton Tune - QB and Gervarrius Owens - S will represent UH at the Combine
so Tank Dell - WR, Clayton Tune - QB and Gervarrius Owens - S will represent UH at the Combine
I was disappointed he did not play but can understand the decision. A fluke injury in a meaningless game would be a waste
I know his size is a concern, but the rues today make it less of an issue. His quickness and field vision should allow him to escape the most vicious hits..
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What do you feel TANK brings to the table that CAL3 doesn’t bring ?
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well he is not from Memphis so that is a big plus
so CA Highlights
vs Tank Dell highlights
vs Tank Dell highlights
we all know that highlights show everything...
CA's highlights show his speed and ability to get behind the defense or outrun them once he has the ball.
Dell's highlights show that to, but they also show his quick feet and how fast he can change direction, He looks to get open using his footwork and really sets up the defender before changing direction to an open spot in the secondary. His punt returns show good field vision and quick change of direction which makes him extremely elusive
Now that may also be a part of CA's game, but I have just not watched enough Memphis football.
If I can find the time I will go back and watch a few of CA's games at Memphis to see more about him and give you a better answer
CA's highlights show his speed and ability to get behind the defense or outrun them once he has the ball.
Dell's highlights show that to, but they also show his quick feet and how fast he can change direction, He looks to get open using his footwork and really sets up the defender before changing direction to an open spot in the secondary. His punt returns show good field vision and quick change of direction which makes him extremely elusive
Now that may also be a part of CA's game, but I have just not watched enough Memphis football.
If I can find the time I will go back and watch a few of CA's games at Memphis to see more about him and give you a better answer
apparently Dell is working on his weight and hopes to be at 170 by the combine
I would post a link but the site would contaminate this place
I would post a link but the site would contaminate this place
That's the minimum for me Coolie. If he can hit that, he's draftable. Just check his pockets when he's on the scale...
he needs some big gold chains
My favorite (non Steeler nation)draft expert has begun his player evaluations it is not totally finished and all the sort features don't work yet but you can search by player name for
wow Dell is already done
overall grade of 6.32
Overview
Every second of the route is a separation opportunity for Dell, a touchdown-making machine who pairs electrifying top-end speed with twitchy short-area quickness. His routes are fast and effective on all three levels with keen ball-tracking talent deep and sideline-dotting footwork. Focus drops and contested catches are ongoing issues that are likely to continue at the next level. Dell is dangerous with the ball in his hands after the catch and as a game-changing punt returner. His slender frame is a concern, but the explosive talent could be difficult to pass up for teams needing a big-play weapon to stretch the field and mismatch coverages.
Strengths
This is his grading scale
wow Dell is already done
overall grade of 6.32
Overview
Every second of the route is a separation opportunity for Dell, a touchdown-making machine who pairs electrifying top-end speed with twitchy short-area quickness. His routes are fast and effective on all three levels with keen ball-tracking talent deep and sideline-dotting footwork. Focus drops and contested catches are ongoing issues that are likely to continue at the next level. Dell is dangerous with the ball in his hands after the catch and as a game-changing punt returner. His slender frame is a concern, but the explosive talent could be difficult to pass up for teams needing a big-play weapon to stretch the field and mismatch coverages.
Strengths
- Scored 14 touchdowns in his final nine games with Houston.
- Keeps distance from coverage to stay unencumbered in the route.
- Uses jab and crossover to defeat coverage leverage.
- Gives few clues when snapping off the route.
- Very sudden and explosive out of his breaks.
- Able to separate on all three levels.
- Talented to track and adjust paths to make the catch.
- Very nice with his feet near the sideline.
- Catch-and-go punt returner with game-changing ability.
- Slender frame falls below NFL standards.
- Wasted motion getting into press release.
- Drifts into in-breaking routes.
- Dropped 21 passes over the last two seasons, per PFF. - I am not sure about this. i have watched every game he played at UH and he is not a ball dropper
- Has struggled to secure throws through contact.
- Below average catch radius.
This is his grading scale
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GREAT watch on the both of them.
My biggest fear is Tank’s size VS NFL players.
Both players are fast, no doubt but I can’t see the reason to double up on near same type player.
Tank will do VERY well where ever he ends up, even here.
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