flamindees

I agree it is however,if the only knock against him is that he missed all but an exhibition game in his draftyear, then I simply don't believe it's a good enough reason to rule him out for consideration at a pick as high as three. He's big- bodied, posesses explosive pace, an excellent vertical leap- to be so impressive physically at the combine tells me that he is well and truly over his leg injury. Moreover, his skills on both sides of his body are exceptional, he's a linebreaker, a two way runner, extremely coachable and comes across as somebody so professional and team-oriented that I consider him to be a relatively low go home risk. In the end I believe he may actually end up being the best of this draft, so when it comes to risk vs reward, I believe tjat he is worth the risk.

Would be very pleased if our draft ended up looking something along the lines of: #2 Angus Brayshaw #3 Nakia Cockatoo #40 Oscar McDonald #42 Billy Stretch (fs) #53 Caleb Daniel #83 Neville Jetta (rookie upgrade) Then in 2015, hopefully we can select Jake Lovett as a f/s without giving up our first round pick, as well as getting the best available forward we can, whether that be via free agency, a trade, or through the draft.