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11-06-2009, 11:25 AM
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Re: Luvtotha9s PS3 Roster
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11-06-2009, 06:05 PM
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ok i feel ya....and that is a good trade thing to do...i gotcha.
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I'm glad that you put Loston in. Along with Greg Reid, he's the best freshman defensive back in the country. Some additional information on Loston is that he has great hands, excellent balls skills, excellent coverage ability and he is an excellent kick returner. He played WR in high school and has the talent of a four star WR. He also returned kicks. He's probably the fastest safety in the country next to Taylor Mays and Florida State's JaJuan Harley (who ran a 4.31 (link) in the spring and a 4.37 (link) at the 2008 Scout.com/Under Armour Combine). He plays about the same speed as Eric Berry does. He runs a 10.3 100m and a low 4.3 40. At a high school camp in Oklahoma, I believe it was, Loston was timed in the the mid 4.2s. Also, he's one of the hardest hitting safeties in the country. http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recru...ecruitId=54056 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auS7yX-ZzS4 Speaking of Taylor Mays, one thing I just noticed is that you have Taylor Mays' speed at a 93. I know that his coverage ability can be questioned, but one thing that can not be questioned is his speed. Pete Carroll says that Taylor Mays is the fastest player he has ever coached at USC. Taylor's 40 yard times are the fastest in the history of USC football since they started timing players. He has been timed in the mid 4.2s to the low 4.3s (electronically timed) on a consistent basis. His fastest time is a 4.25. Taylor's timed speed translates to the field. He is easily one of the fastest players in the country. Check out this video where he runs down Jahvid Best, who is easily one of the fastest players in the country. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26rLxHZpiKQ Mays also beats him to the corner, after taking a false first step. Keep in mind that Taylor Mays injured his knee a couple of weeks before this game and he was wearing a knee brace, also. As for his jumping ability, in the spring, Taylor posted a documented 41" vertical and an 11'-4" broad jump. Jake Locker easily has one of the strongest arms in the country. I would have Locker at a 94, Ryan Mallet at a 98 or 99 (Mallett possibly throws harder than JaMarcus Russell.), Sam Bradford at a 92, Greg Alexander at a 94, Dayne Crist at a 94 or 95 (Dayne likely has a stronger arm than Jimmy Clausen.), Colin Kaepernick at a 94 or 95 and Matt Barkley at a 92. Barkley has a stronger arm than Mustain and Corp and probably has the second strongest arm for a freshman QB next to Moses Alipate (Minnesota) who I would have at a 94. Speaking of throwing ability, research John Goodman: WR John Goodman (Notre Dame) played QB in high school Dayne Crist says that he has the strongest arm on the team and that he has JaMarcus Russell type arm strength. http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/m...an_john00.html http://www.uhnd.com/blog/notre-dame-...rucss-russell/ As for other changes, here are some of my notes, for my own roster set, on some various players (list scrolls down): Code:
Miami Hurricanes 2009 spring football 40 times and other combine numbers: http://www.seventhfloorblog.com/2009/4/23/850838/40-yard-dash-1-sam-shields-420-2 Florida State 2009 spring football 40 times http://www.draftcountdown.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1700243&#post1700243 Lower the break tackle ratings of the top QBs and WRs who need those attributes lowered. College football's top workout warriors (2006) http://insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=2339239&name=feldman_bruce&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fespn%2fblog%2findex%3fentryID%3d2339239%26name%3dfeldman_bruce College football's top workout warriors (2008) http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/columns/story?columnist=feldman_bruce&id=3420212 College football's top workout warriors (2009) http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/columns/story?columnist=feldman_bruce&id=4174191 DT Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska) 99 overall 99 awareness check all individual attributes WR Niles Paul (Nebraska) 6' 1" 215 pounds dark 3 Revolution robot helmet no visor standard sleeves thin white elbow bands (both) black wristbands excellent hands and catching abilty in traffic QB Zac Lee (Nebraska) changed to #5 Revolution QB 2 helmet no elbow or wristbands white QB wrist (left) glove (left) (in the rain) white QB wrist (left) CB Anthony West (Nebraska) changed from #5 to #35 QB Jeremiah Masoli (Oregon) corrected attributes 86 speed 72 strength 87 acceleration 65 awareness 78 break tackle 85 truck 78 carry 92 throw power 85-86 accuracy 63 return 91 stamina 92 injury arm build 70 calf build 88 DNA 2 helmet thin green elbow bands (both) green wrist bands (both) QB Jake Locker (Washington) face light 4 QB wrist (left) He has excellent acceleration. He reaches top speed faster than almost every other player in the country. I would have his acceleration at 97. Also, he has amazing speed. He's one of the top two or three fastest players on his team. He consistently runs a mid to high 4.4 40. That speed easily translates to the field. I would have his speed at 91 or 92. RB Curtis Shaw (Washington) He was a track star in high school (10.54 100m time). 5' 10" 186 pounds dark 1 lowered to an 82 raised speed attributes lowered running attributes 96 speed 91 agility 97 acceleration Jeremy Williams (Tulane) corrected all attributes one of the top 3 or 4 receivers in the country increase to around a 94 or 95. increase catch ratings (he can catch very well in traffic and make some spectacular catches) http://www.tulanegreenwave.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/williams_jeremy00.html http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=72844&draftyear=2010&genpos=WR dark 8 calf build 92 2 bar Nike visor shoulder pad height 85 thin green elbow bands (both) mid socks back plate (none) RB Andre Anderson (Tulane) 5' 11" 210 dark 14 Schutt helmet shoulder pad height 85 taped wrist lite (right) mid socks 74 awareness 76 vision 56 spectacular catch CB Charles Harris (Tulane) dark 17 Nike visor tight sleeves green half sleeves (both) thin green elbow bands (both) mid socks CB Phillip Davis (Tulane) dark 8 DE Reggie Scott (Tulane) 6' 3" dark 18 raised to an 81 T Nick Landy (Tulane) lowered to an 81 P/K Ross Thevenot (Tulane) I changed him to a punter because he is a lot better punter than he is a kicker. 185 pounds The Sporting News' Pre-Season 1st Team All-American His average isn't too high this year, but that's because he has only has 15 punt attempts and 6 of them have been inside the 20. light 4 raised to a 90 P/K Darren deRochemont (Tulane) I changed him into a kicker, even though is more of a punter, so that they would have a kicker and a punter. #3 Damaris Johnson (Tulsa) has added strength and size has exceptional speed and quickness great hands a playmaker very physical player for his size http://www.tulsahurricane.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/johnson_damaris00.html http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=83189&draftyear=2012&genpos=WR Check QB Jaybo Shaw's (Georgia Tech) speed http://ramblinwreck.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/shaw_jaybo00.html QB Ebahn Feathers (Fresno State) #7 (He is really #3 or #4, but both numbers are already used by senior defensive backs.) He consistently runs high 4.3 to low 4.4 40s. dark 9 standard sleeves QB wrist (left) WR Devon Wylie (Fresno State) He's the fastest player in Fresno State history. He has been timed consistently in the mid to high 4.2s. I'm not saying those numbers are totally legit, but his speed (at least in the low 4.30s) translates to the field. light 7 All builds in the 70s, except for rear build (40). 97 speed 63 strength 94 agility 97 acceleration 63 awareness lowered catch and route attributes RB Aston Samuels (USF) raised to an 81 93 speed 92 agility 94 acceleration WR Jacoby Ford (Clemson) He has similar speed to Demps and Holliday. His track times are close those theirs. He has a legit time in the 4.2s. His speed translates to the field, also. 98 speed 99 acceleration corrected all other attributes RB C.J. Spiller (Clemson) Has elite track speed as a football player. Easily one of the fastest backs in recent years. Has amazing agility, balance and acceleration. 97 speed 96 agility 98 acceleration FB/LB/WR Rendrick Taylor (Clemson) One of the strongest players in college football. Former WR and LB. dark 21 corrected size and all attributes 87 speed 86 agility 92 acceleration RB Jamie Harper (Clemson) 2-5 ranked running back 4.35-4.40 40 time (4.37 in the spring of '08) Lost speed during the '08 season because he admits that he lost focus because he was rarely used. He now says that his speed is back, but he has added 15 pounds of muscle. dark 17 225 Schutt helmet robot RB arm build 70 chest build 50 belly build 50 calf build 70 94 speed 78 strength 93 agility 94 acceleration 61 awareness 81 break tackle 83 trucking 92 elusiveness 78 ball carrier vision 97 spin move 88 juke move 78 carrying 68 catching 65 spectacular catch 62 route running 86 jumping 76 pursuit 62 man coverage 52 zone coverage 82 release 56 run block strength 56 run block footwork 89 return 88 stamina 88 injury The powerfully built 6 foot back with the 4.4 speed comes with an array of moves and cuts that will play well at any of the big schools. Harper has explosive speed that makes him hard to catch once he reaches the open field, yet this is no north and south runner who relies solely on speed. Jamie flashes excellent quickness and power as well. He is able to dart through the line as easily as he can bounce a run to outside and out run a defense. When all else fails this blue chip prospect has the size to simply run over those in his way. He is difficult to bring down on the initial hit, a quality any school wants to see in their starting back. Watching him on tape you are reminded of a modern day Tony Dorsett, a Dorsett with a bit stronger upper body at this stage of development. - one of the best spin moves of any player in college football - one of the most complete backs to enter college football, in recent years - catches very well - blocks very well - has the ability to run people over and maintain his footing - very strong, especially in the upper half RB Andre Ellington (Clemson) Ellington has exceptional quickness and good speed. His skill set is much like C.J. Spiller's skill set. He also has superior vision and once he sees a crack of daylight Ellington shows a great burst and he’s gone. He also has the ability to change directions and makes great cuts while fully accelerated. Ellington shows quick hips, balance and great feet. He does run with some power but has more elusiveness to his game. Ellington is also a threat out of the backfield as a receiver. 94 speed 56 strength 94 agility 95 acceleration 57 awareness 93 elusiveness 81 vision 70 stiff arm 92 spin move 93 juke move 75 carry 63 catch 63 spectacular catch 54 catch in traffic 85 jump WR Xavier Dye (Clemson) 6' 4" corrected attributes 82-83 overall 88 speed 86 agility 91 acceleration lower break tackle 83 catch 83 spectacular catch 85 catch in traffic 90 jump WR Brandon Clear (Clemson) corrected all attributes 82 overall 88 speed 85 agility 92 acceleration lower break tackle 81 catch 82 spectacular catch 85 catch in traffic 78 route running 83 release 89 jump WR Jaron Brown (Clemson) 6' 2" 195 pounds dark 8 corrected all attributes 76-8 overall 88 speed 86 agility 89 acceleration 77 catch 79 spectacular catch 81 catch in traffic 74 route running 76 release 86 jump WR Bryce McNeal (Clemson) dark 4 tweaked attributes 80 overall 93 speed 92 agility 95 acceleration lower break tackle 76 route running 78 release 79 catch 82 spectacular catch 79 catch in traffic 92 jump WR Marquan Jones (Clemson) 6' 0" 195 pounds 74-75 overall 89 speed 89 agility 90 acceleration lower break tackle 72 route running 74 release 85 jump Terrance Ashe (Clemson) corrected all attributes 78 overall 87 speed 85 agility 89 acceleration 72 route running 76 release 87 jump WR Antonio Brown (Central Michigan) 5' 10" 182 pounds no half sleeves one of the most electric players in the country amazing speed, quickness and agility excellent kickoff and punt returner 95 speed 96 agility 97 acceleration 74 awareness 93 vision 87 catch 97 return corrected all attributes WR Bryan Anderson (Central Michigan) 6'5 215 pounds light 23 corrected all attributes WR Luther Ambrose (UL Monroe) http://www.ulmwarhawks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=90586&SPID=10968&temp_site=NO&DB_OEM_ID=19000&ATCLID=1382609&Q_SEASON=2009 returns kicks check speed ratings check all other attributes RB Rodney Lovett (UL Monroe) returns kicks WR Brandon Thompkins (Arkansas State) their best WR has dreads QB Corey Leonard (Arkansas State) has a strong arm has great agility P Ryan Wilbourn (Arkansas State) has a stronger leg than the kicker QB B.J. Daniels (USF) Under Armour visor has great running ability has great cutting ability tough runner DE Cameron Jordan (Cal) check attributes 82 speed 76 strength 81 agility 83 acceleration RB Shane Vereen (Cal) 95 speed 93 or 94 agility 95 acceleration RB Jeremy Avery (Boise State) 95 speed 93 or 94 agility 95 acceleration CB Kyle Wilson (Boise State) 94 speed 92 agility 94 acceleration RB Doug Martin (Boise State) 92 or 93 speed (research speed) 91 agility 94 acceleration CB Brandyn Thompson (Boise State) 92 speed (research speed to verify that he's as fast as he was in '08) 91 agility 92 or 93 acceleration check catch attributes RB D.J. Harper (Boise State) 92 or 93 speed 91 agility 93 acceleration S Jeron Johnson (Boise State) 89 speed (research speed) 72-74 strength 87 agility 90 or 91 acceleration hard hitter RB Miquale Lewis (Ball State) 93 speed (research speed) 92 agility 95 acceleration WR Briggs Orsbon (Ball State) check attributes at least an 85 overall WR Philip Louis (Auburn) research speed check overall CB Neiko Thorpe (Auburn) research speed check overall LB Tray Blackmon 89 speed (research/check speed) 88 or 89 agility 91 or 92 acceleration DE Adrian Davis (Arkansas) research speed attributes S Elton Ford (Arkansas) Was rated as an 85 overall on my NCAA 09 rosters. I don't think I ever corrected him, though. research speed LB Jerry Franklin (Arkansas) Was rated as an 85 overall on my NCAA 09 rosters. I don't think I ever corrected him, though. 87 speed (research speed) 86 agility 87 acceleration TE DJ Williams (Arkansas) Was rated as an 85 overall on my NCAA 09 rosters. I don't think I ever corrected him, though. 85 speed (research speed) LB Freddy Burton (Arkansas) Was rated as an 84 overall on my NCAA 09 rosters. I don't think I ever corrected him, though. 86 speed 86 agility 80 accleration CB Omar Bolden (Arizona State) 96 speed 93 agility 96 acceleration WR Daniel Lofton (Hawaii) See if he's still on the team. If he is, check his attributes. WR Dwight Jones (North Carolina) See if he's still on the team. If he is, check his attributes. WR Josh Jarboe (Troy) check attributes WR Jordan Shipley (Texas) check speed attributes WR Golden Tate (Notre Dame) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 96 speed 94 agility 98 acceleration WR Jeshua Anderson (Washington State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 93 agility 99 acceleration 84 overall WR Kenyan Parker (Oregon State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 93 agility 98 acceleration 93 elusiveness 79 overall WR Jemere Holland (Oregon) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 94 agility 98 acceleration 93 elusiveness 82 overall CB Patrick George (Northern Illinois) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 92 agility 98 acceleration 93 elusiveness 78 overall WR T.J. Graham (N.C. State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 90 agility 97 acceleration 90 elusiveness 80 overall WR Travis Benjamin (Miami) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 94 agility 98 acceleration 95 elusiveness 82 overall WR Emani Lee Odai (Maryland) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 96 agility 98 acceleration 79 overall CB Branden Smith (Georgia) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 94 agility 98 acceleration 96 elusiveness 84 overall CB Patrick Robinson (Florida State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 98 speed 93 agility 98 acceleration 72 awareness 93 elusiveness 87 overall RB J.R. Rogers (East Carolina) 98 speed 92 agility 98 acceleration 93 elusiveness 83 overall Jerrel Jernigan (Troy) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed (looks slower now) 94 agility 96 acceleration (looks slower now) 94 elusiveness 85 overall WR Jock Sanders (West Virginia) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 96 agility 98 acceleration 96 elusiveness 86 overall WR Brandon Dillard (Virginia Tech) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 96 acceleration 91 elusiveness 80 overall CB Laron Moore (Texas Tech) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 96 acceleration 92 elusiveness 83 overall WR Josh Harrison (San Jose State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 90 agility 96 acceleration 88 elusiveness 78 overall Sam McGuffie (Rice) For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 96 agility 99 acceleration 96 elusiveness 99 jump 82 overall CB Knowledge Timmons (Penn State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 94 agility 98 acceleration 90 elusiveness 82 overall WR Curenski Gilleylen (Nebraska) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 86 agility 95 acceleration CB Anthony Wiseman (Maryland) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 98 acceleration 91 elusiveness 86 overall S Craig Loston (LSU) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 91 agility 97 acceleration 91 elusiveness 85 overall RB Derrick Locke (Kentucky) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 97 acceleration 91 elusiveness 84 overall WR Deon Murphy (Kansas State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 95 agility 97 acceleration 94 elusiveness 97 return 87 overall WR A.J. Jenkins (Illinois) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 97 acceleration 92 elusiveness 79 overall WR Jarred Fayson (Illinois) Has played QB. check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 94 agility 97 acceleration 95 elusiveness 86 overall has good hands WR Jovante Taylor (Hawaii) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 93 agility 98 acceleration 94 elusiveness 83 overall WR A.J. Jefferson (Fresno State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 97 acceleration 95 elusiveness 98 return 86 overall WR Bert Reed (Florida State) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 96 agility 98 acceleration 96 elusiveness 94 return 81 overall RB Jeff Smith (Boston College) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 97 speed 92 agility 97 acceleration 92 elusiveness 94 return 83 overall WR Doug Wiggins (Western Michigan) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 96 speed 93 agility 96 acceleration 94 elusiveness 90 return 81 overall CB Rashad Carmichael (Virginia Tech) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 96 speed 91 agility 96 acceleration 90 elusiveness 83 overall RB Joe McKnight (USC) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 96 speed 68 strength 96 agility 97 acceleration 74 awareness 82 carry 77 break tackle 72 trucking 96 elusiveness 82 vision 96 spin move 95 juke move 76 catch 70 special catch 65 catch in traffic 96 return 88 overall WR Lavorick Williams (Texas Tech) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 96 speed 91 agility 96 acceleration 92 elusiveness 75 overall Justin McQueen (Texas A&M) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at (I think someone else rated him): 96 speed 91 agility 95 acceleration 80 overall WR Montre Webber (Texas) check his speed attributes For NCAA 09, I had his speed attributes at: 96 speed 91 agility 96 acceleration 90 elusiveness 89 return 79 overall WR John Goodman (Notre Dame) played QB in high school Dayne Crist says that he has the strongest arm on the team and that he has JaMarcus Russell type arm strength. http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/goodman_john00.html http://www.uhnd.com/blog/notre-dame-football/john-goodman-throw-jamarucss-russell/ S Troy Woolfolk (Michigan) possibly their second fastest player Troy was a track star. He has lost some speed because he gained some additional weight to play safety. RB Carlos Brown (Michigan) http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=1705923 http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/carlos-browns-nfl-prospects QB Denard Robinson (Michigan) "Fred Jackson has coached running backs at Michigan since 1992. He knows speed when he sees it, and he said he has never seen anything like Robinson. "I promise you this, there ain't nobody in the country who can catch him," Jackson said. "In my 18 years here, I've never seen a kid that fast. Nowhere. And I've seen some fast kids on other teams, (but) I've never seen anybody that fast. I mean, it's scary. Every time you miss him in practice, strike the band up, it's a touchdown. He's going to shock a lot of people." http://www.mgoblue.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/robinson_denard00.html http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/high-praise-denard-fred-jackson http://www.detnews.com/article/20090824/SPORTS0201/908240338/1004/-Mr.-X--changes-Michigan-QB-race CB Brandon McGee (Miami) played QB in high school runs the 40 in the 4.2s (most likely low to mid 4.3s) http://hurricanesports.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/mcgee_brandon00.html http://miami.scout.com/a.z?s=13&p=8&c=1&nid=4187439 WR DeSean Hales (Texas) He is easily one of the top 3 or 4 most athletic players in the country. check speed attributes 95 or 96 speed 98 agility 98 acceleration 98 elusiveness 93 vision 97 juke move 99 spin move 98 return QB Moses Alipate (Minnesota) Possibly the second best pure freshman in the country, next to Matt Barkley. 94 throw power 85 accuracy QB Shavodrick Beaver (Tulsa) around a 4.52 40 88 speed excellent agility QB Trevor Vittatoe (UTEP) http://utepathletics.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/vittatoe_trevor00.html http://cfn.scout.com/2/845980.html very strong arm throws a tight spiral appears to have less than average accuracy 93-94 throw power 81 accuracy Iowa Replace Chaney on PR with Colin Sandeman (WR #22) and the KRs should be Wegher (RB #3) and Johnson Koulianos (WR #15) James Nixon (Temple) Research his speed. He is supposed to have 4.3 speed. TE Dennis Morris (La. Tech) 6' 2" 265 pounds gloves taped wrists catch 83 catch in traffic 88 spectacular catch 91 jump 89 Last edited by Jason_19; 11-07-2009 at 09:14 PM. |
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