Take him in Rd3, and watch us forget about Mike Wallace next year.
Meet Markus Wheaton
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Take him in Rd3, and watch us forget about Mike Wallace next year.
Meet Markus Wheaton
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http://www.oregonlive.com/beavers/in...andin_coo.html
Sounds like a plan to me.
NFL draft risers, sliders: Week 10
Markus Wheaton/WR/Oregon State: Wheaton is in the midst of a terrific season and has impressed scouts every week. He's on pace for career numbers and his six touchdown receptions this year tops his cumulative total from the prior three seasons. Wheaton has the build to be a No. 2 receiver at the next level and his reported 40 speed of 4.4-seconds enhances his value. The senior entered the season with last day draft grades, but has since moved into the middle rounds.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz2DeEqZAHU
How about Denard Robinson from Michigan. The guy is electric with the ball in his hands. We did pretty good taking a former QB out of Georgia awhile ago and he had nowhere near the physical skills of Robinson.
So we take away Keenan Lewis' childhood pal from his hometown, and replace him with a guy from Keenan Lewis' alma mater?
Yeah Buddy! Maybe even two from his Alma Mater. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by RuthlessBurgher
Depending on where we pick, I would take CB Jordan Poyer.
Could Robinson stay healthy is the question?
If I was to take a guy who was electric with the ball in his hands it would be Cordarelle Patterson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oviedo
I like Markus Wheaton, and mid round WR have been quite good to us lately