Texans' Te'o talk means little at this pointINDIANAPOLIS -- The Manti Te’o news conference will be regarded as the media highlight of this NFL scouting combine. The overall review is that he handled himself well and helped defuse the fake dead girlfriend story more than he had previously. From an… |
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Manti Te'o used his session with the media wisely and basically changed the narrative of a story that has no precedent when it comes to a prospective NFL player, writes Don Banks. |
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Since the turn of the century, the NFL hasn’t seen a guard drafted higher than 17th. The buzz at this year’s NFL scouting combine is that two prospects -- Chance Warmack from Alabama and Jonathan Cooper from North Carolina -- are both … |
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Last year they took a shot, drafting wide receivers in the third and fourth round. The Texans still have high hopes for DeVier Posey and Keshawn Martin, though Posey’s recovering from a ruptured Achilles suffered in the playoff loss in N… |
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INDIANAPOLIS -- The super-enthusiastic Gus Bradley has spent a lot of time assessing players on the Jaguars roster recently. Jacksonville’s new coach delivers a standard message about building around what players can do. But Saturday at the NFL scouting… |
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Ryan Grigson doesn’t come to the NFL combine rooting against anyone. But he sort of does. In 2012 as a first year GM, he wasn’t upset when a couple players he already really liked -- tight end Dwayne Allen and running back Vick Ballard… |
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Reading the coverage… Houston Texans Bum Phillips is having some health issues, but in his traditional style he told Dale Robertson of the Houston Chronicle he’s not dying yet. The Texans' draft plans depend on what happens during free agency, says Jo… |
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