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Nick Kasa at the combine

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Just peeked at the combine results for TE's, to see how Nick did. Just FYI:

http://www.nfl.com/combine/tracker

19 te's at combine

His measurables: 6'6", 269 lbs, arm 32 7/8, hands 9 1/8, present grade 60.0 (probably 4th - 7th round)

40 time: 4.71 seconds (7th)
bench: 22 reps (t 2nd)
vertical leap: 31.5 (t 9th)
broad jump: 113 (t 7th)
3 cone: (not listed)
20 yd shuttle: (not listed)
60 yd shuttle: (not listed)
 
Bleacher report calls Kasa a hidden gem...
Honorable Mentions: Nick Kasa, Colorado; Michael Williams, Alabama
Both Kasa and Williams are projected to be selected in the later rounds of the draft, but both players have bodies that are ready for the NFL. They're both around 6'6" and 270 pounds and are fantastic blockers in the run or pass game.
Kasa is more of a project than Williams, but his ceiling as a receiver is also much higher.
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...y-position-in-the-2013-nfl-draft-class/page/6
 
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JPinCO said:
He isn't wrong in saying that teams are asking personal questions, but getting those question topics out to the press might not help his cause...
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Hopefully not, at least he didn't name the team. That said, I think this interview process could use some more transparency. Jeff Ireland asking Dez Bryan if his mom was a prostitute was ridiculous. I understand that they want honest answers, but I get the impression that part of these interviews are just to see if they can make the prospect uncomfortable. That might make sense if these coaches were also psychologists, but they're not, they just think they are.
 
TDbuff said:
Hopefully not, at least he didn't name the team. That said, I think this interview process could use some more transparency. Jeff Ireland asking Dez Bryan if his mom was a prostitute was ridiculous. I understand that they want honest answers, but I get the impression that part of these interviews are just to see if they can make the prospect uncomfortable. That might make sense if these coaches were also psychologists, but they're not, they just think they are.
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Dez asked for that one though. He said his dad was a pimp and his mom worked for his dad.
 
dply said:
Dez asked for that one though. He said his dad was a pimp and his mom worked for his dad.
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Thanks, I missed the rest of the story when that came out. To be fair though he could have assumed she was his receptionist or bookkeeper. Pimpin's a business.
 
Someone is going to get a steal by drafting him. I wouldn't be surprised if the Pats take him as a Gronk/Hernandez injury backup.
 
Gold said:
Someone is going to get a steal by drafting him. I wouldn't be surprised if the Pats take him as a Gronk/Hernandez injury backup.
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Anyone but those mother****ers. Kasa is going to be a solid TE in the NFL. I just hope it's for someone other than the Pats.
 
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