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Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 11:46 am NDSU's Watson, Babicz and Volson all have good bowl reviews.

1. Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State
Everyone in the NFL draft community has heard about Watson recently. However, his great Senior Bowl practices were nothing new to the Bison veteran. He’s got a large frame, standing at 6’4” with nearly 33 inch arms. Still, he very shifty and great in creating separation.

Watson can be physical but also possesses superb speed and acceleration. He can keep up with defensive backs while it looks like he’s out for a jog. He was only targeted twice on Saturday, but drew a PI and had a nice diving catch. There were several times in one on one’s that he just looked unstoppable. Watson can be a deep threat at the next level, open over the middle, or take an end around. He had by far the best week for a receiver, and definitely got his name out to GM’

OL CORDELL VOLSON, NORTH DAKOTA STATE BISON
PFF Big Board Rank (before the week): 197th
Volson has been a secret superstar at the Shrine Bowl. The former North Dakota State tackle and future NFL guard plays with aggression and is strong throughout his frame. Volson boasts top-notch grip strength but isn’t the most fleet of foot, and he has a tendency to attack with wide hands. Still, that hasn’t stopped him from winning in Shrine Bowl practice. He lost just one of his first 18 pass-block reps en route to the second-highest pass-blocking grade in practices so far.

dal4018 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 6:33 am

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 11:46 am NDSU's Watson, Babicz and Volson all have good bowl reviews.

1. Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State
Everyone in the NFL draft community has heard about Watson recently. However, his great Senior Bowl practices were nothing new to the Bison veteran. He’s got a large frame, standing at 6’4” with nearly 33 inch arms. Still, he very shifty and great in creating separation.

Watson can be physical but also possesses superb speed and acceleration. He can keep up with defensive backs while it looks like he’s out for a jog. He was only targeted twice on Saturday, but drew a PI and had a nice diving catch. There were several times in one on one’s that he just looked unstoppable. Watson can be a deep threat at the next level, open over the middle, or take an end around. He had by far the best week for a receiver, and definitely got his name out to GM’

OL CORDELL VOLSON, NORTH DAKOTA STATE BISON
PFF Big Board Rank (before the week): 197th
Volson has been a secret superstar at the Shrine Bowl. The former North Dakota State tackle and future NFL guard plays with aggression and is strong throughout his frame. Volson boasts top-notch grip strength but isn’t the most fleet of foot, and he has a tendency to attack with wide hands. Still, that hasn’t stopped him from winning in Shrine Bowl practice. He lost just one of his first 18 pass-block reps en route to the second-highest pass-blocking grade in practices so far.

I saw a story about Watson on Google after his work at the Senior Bowl he has caught the eyes of The NY JETS as a future employee he definitely has the physical stature to play at the next level 6'4 211 4.40 too bad he doesn't have the numbers to go along with the talent if he did he would be definite 1ST ROUND CHOICE.

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 6:17 pm

dal4018 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 6:33 am
I saw a story about Watson on Google after his work at the Senior Bowl he has caught the eyes of The NY JETS as a future employee he definitely has the physical stature to play at the next level 6'4 211 4.40 too bad he doesn't have the numbers to go along with the talent if he did he would be definite 1ST ROUND CHOICE.

Hope someone besides the Jets gets him.

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 7:46 pm

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 6:17 pm

Hope someone besides the Jets gets him.

Bears or Vikings will get him ...

dal4018 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 10:01 pm

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 7:46 pm
Bears or Vikings will get him ...

Dolphins might get their hands on him he is a Florida Native

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 9:47 am

dal4018 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 10:01 pm

Dolphins might get their hands on him he is a Florida Native

Gil's a Packers fan. I put a bizumb player with one of their rivals to tease him.

Gil Dobie wrote:

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 9:47 am Gil's a Packers fan. I put a bizumb player with one of their rivals to tease him.

On the Steelers radar too.

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 3:32 pm

Gil Dobie wrote:
On the Steelers radar too.

I think he's a punk but he's a helluva player.

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UNI88 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 3:32 pm

Gil Dobie wrote:
On the Steelers radar too.

I think he's a punk but he's a helluva player.

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Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 7:17 am

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 3:32 pm I think he's a punk but he's a helluva player.

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He seems like a good kid. Usually walks by us in the parking lot. Watson and Mathis and a few other players park near us for games. On the field, he's one of the receivers that takes pride in blocking.

dal4018 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:20 am

UNI88 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 13, 2022 3:32 pm I think he's a punk but he's a helluva player.

What is your problem with this guy????

UNI88 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:40 am

dal4018 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:20 am

What is your problem with this guy????

I don't like cheap shots after the whistle at defensive players with their backs turned.

Gil Dobie wrote:

UNI88 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:40 am I don't like cheap shots after the whistle at defensive players with their backs turned.

Is there anyone on the UNI Panthers that you like then

clenz wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 9:55 am

Gil Dobie wrote: Is there anyone on the UNI Panthers that you like then

You’ll have to excuse him, and most UNI fans.

As a fan base we is grown accustomed to have soft ass pussies in the offensive line. So anyone willing to not be a bitch offends most of our fan base because “he’s a punk” or “he has no control”

People had the same issue with Spencer Brown

One was a third round pick and will be a 10 year starter in the nfl. The other could very well be a first round set and, in theory, have a super long career

UNI88 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:40 am

dal4018 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:20 am

What is your problem with this guy????

I don't like cheap shots after the whistle at defensive players with their backs turned.

dal4018 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 8:36 am

UNI88 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:40 am
I don't like cheap shots after the whistle at defensive players with their backs turned.

Has he reintroduce the INFAMOUS CRACK BACK BLOCK courtesy of the San Francisco 49ers????

UNI88 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 10:28 am

dal4018 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 8:36 am

Has he reintroduce the INFAMOUS CRACK BACK BLOCK courtesy of the San Francisco 49ers????

Hits after the whistle.

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:02 pm Fresh off the press from Sam Herder today Link

1. Trevor Penning
School: Northern Iowa
Position: OT
Projected Round: 1st
Position Rank: No. 3
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 29

*2. Zion Johnson
School: Boston College (2019 transfer from Davidson)
Position: OG
Projected Round: 2nd-3rd
Position Rank: No. 5
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 78

*3. Bailey Zappe
School: Western Kentucky (2021 transfer from Houston Baptist)
Position: QB
Projected Round: 3rd
Position Rank: No. 7
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 100

*4. Jaylan Foster
School: South Carolina (2017 transfer from Gardner-Webb)
Position: CB
Projected Round: 3rd-4th
Position Rank: No. 6
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 117

*5. John Ridgeway
School: Arkansas (2021 transfer from Illinois State)
Position: DT
Projected Round: 4th-5th
Position Rank: No. 12
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 153

6. Cole Kelley
School: Southeastern Louisiana University
Position: QB
Projected Round: 5th
Position Rank: No. 9
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 171

7. Braxton Jones
School: Southern Utah
Position: OT
Projected Round: 5th
Position Rank: No. 15
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 182

8. Markquese Bell
School: Florida A&M
Position: FS
Projected Round: 5th-6th
Position Rank: No. 7
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 190

9. Christian Watson
School: North Dakota State
Position: WR
Projected Round: 5th-6th
Position Rank: No. 19
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 203

*10. Bryan Cook
School: Cincinnati (2019 transfer from Howard)
Position: SS
Projected Round: 6th
Position Rank: No. 9
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 206

11. Pierre Strong Jr.
School: South Dakota State
Position: RB
Projected Round: 6th
Position Rank: No. 18
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 219

12. Cole Strange
School: Chattanooga
Position: OG
Projected Round: 6th-7th
Position Rank: No. 13
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 241

13. Cordell Volson
School: North Dakota State
Position: OG
Projected Round: 7th
Position Rank: No. 15
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 256

*14. Qwynnterrio Cole
School: Louisville (2021 transfer from Alcorn State)
Position: SS
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 12
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 285

15. Isaiah Weston
School: Northern Iowa
Position: WR
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 29
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 286

*16. Nick Muse
School: South Carolina (2019 transfer from William & Mary)
Position: TE
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 17
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 290

17. Zerrick Cooper
School: Jacksonville State
Position: QB
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 17
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 292

*18. Cody Roscoe
School: Syracuse (2020 transfer from McNeese)
Position: DE
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 30
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 293

19. Zyon McCollum
School: Sam Houston
Position: CB
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 36
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 310

20. Matt Waletzko
School: North Dakota
Position: OT
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 22
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 323

*21. Clint Ratkovich
School: Northern Illinois (2021 transfer from Western Illinois)
Position: FB
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 4
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 332

22. Dai’Jean Dixon
School: Nicholls
Position: WR
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 34
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 335

23. EJ Perry
School: Brown
Position: QB
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 20
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 345

*24. Jerreth Sterns
School: Western Kentucky (2021 transfer from Houston Baptist)
Position: WR
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 35
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 346

25. Ryan Greenhagen
School: Fordham
Position: ILB
Projected Round: 7th-HPFA
Position Rank: No. 22
Top 350 Overall Prospect Rank: No. 347

UNI88 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 10:00 am

clenz wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 9:55 am
You’ll have to excuse him, and most UNI fans.

As a fan base we is grown accustomed to have soft ass pussies in the offensive line. So anyone willing to not be a bitch offends most of our fan base because “he’s a punk” or “he has no control”

People had the same issue with Spencer Brown

One was a third round pick and will be a 10 year starter in the nfl. The other could very well be a first round set and, in theory, have a super long career

I was talking about Christian Watson, who do you think we were discussing?

I love the emotion that Penning plays with, he pancakes people before the whistle and things get testy because people don't like getting their ass kicked I hate how soft the UNI OLine typically plays, too much talent to not dominate.

We should be discussing Penning, Watson is on the FCS undercard in this draft.

dal4018 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 6:33 am

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 11:46 am NDSU's Watson, Babicz and Volson all have good bowl reviews.

1. Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State
Everyone in the NFL draft community has heard about Watson recently. However, his great Senior Bowl practices were nothing new to the Bison veteran. He’s got a large frame, standing at 6’4” with nearly 33 inch arms. Still, he very shifty and great in creating separation.

Watson can be physical but also possesses superb speed and acceleration. He can keep up with defensive backs while it looks like he’s out for a jog. He was only targeted twice on Saturday, but drew a PI and had a nice diving catch. There were several times in one on one’s that he just looked unstoppable. Watson can be a deep threat at the next level, open over the middle, or take an end around. He had by far the best week for a receiver, and definitely got his name out to GM’

OL CORDELL VOLSON, NORTH DAKOTA STATE BISON
PFF Big Board Rank (before the week): 197th
Volson has been a secret superstar at the Shrine Bowl. The former North Dakota State tackle and future NFL guard plays with aggression and is strong throughout his frame. Volson boasts top-notch grip strength but isn’t the most fleet of foot, and he has a tendency to attack with wide hands. Still, that hasn’t stopped him from winning in Shrine Bowl practice. He lost just one of his first 18 pass-block reps en route to the second-highest pass-blocking grade in practices so far.

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I saw a story about Watson on Google after his work at the Senior Bowl he has caught the eyes of The NY JETS as a future employee he definitely has the physical stature to play at the next level 6'4 211 4.40 too bad he doesn't have the numbers to go along with the talent if he did he would be definite 1ST ROUND CHOICE.