Title: Hyams tweeted this morning that Sutton is a projected 3rd round pick Post by: Creek Walker on January 07, 2016, 07:18:35 EST JRM and Kamara are both projected 5th round or lower.
Safe to assume that all 3 return? I think all would be crazy not to. Title: Re: Hyams tweeted this morning that Sutton is a projected 3rd round pick Post by: TheRealOrange on January 07, 2016, 07:23:26 EST JRM and Kamara are both projected 5th round or lower. Safe to assume that all 3 return? I think all would be crazy not to. That seemed to be the consensus of Fulmer and Matthews in the audio of the pre-bowl radio show murfvol posted a few days ago. I agree. Title: Re: Hyams tweeted this morning that Sutton is a projected 3rd round pick Post by: Black Diamond Vol on January 08, 2016, 01:14:37 EST Unfortunately, the NFL's new salaray structure assures that there isn't as much difference in rookie contracts as there used to be. They're all slotted, the blockbuster first-round rookie deal is a thing of the past. Many players just want to know that they'll be drafted high enough to make a roster, because these days the big money is made on your second contract- if you perform well enough to earn it.
Title: Re: Hyams tweeted this morning that Sutton is a projected 3rd round pick Post by: BanditVol on January 08, 2016, 02:55:10 EST Sutton has consistently been a third rounder in CBS Sports projection, which from past experience is usually pretty accurate. Then Todd McShay of ESPN projected him into the first round a couple weeks ago, but McShay is off quite a bit, so I would think Hyams is correct.
And yes, third round isn't good enough. Dude needs another year. Kamara and JRM should definitely stay.... Title: Re: Hyams tweeted this morning that Sutton is a projected 3rd round pick Post by: HerbTarlekVol on January 08, 2016, 07:16:24 EST Safe to assume that all 3 return? Not really. There are a lot of factors in play - current academic standing, current family financial situation, potential to improve draft status vs. potential for injury, etc. It's never safe to assume anything in this day and time. |