Category Archives: Fantasy Football

Good size. Positives: Has pro-style experience in high school, but operated spread offense in college. Adequate accuracy and velocity. Moves fairly well in the pocket and keeps eyes downfield. Nice touch. Pretty quick release. In Casino del Sol game, showed … Continue reading →

Positives: Moves well in pocket. Goes through progressions to find secondary receivers. Good speed as runner and is willing to sacrifice body for yards. Competitive and tough — plays hurt. Negatives: Below-average arm strength. Not very accurate on timing patterns, … Continue reading →

Positives: Adequate arm strength. Fair mechanics. Adequate speed. Fair accuracy on run. Negatives: Eyeballs receivers. 3/4 release. Long windup. Below-average velocity on passes. Suspect pocket presence. Can throw with touch, but is inaccurate at all levels of the field. Almost … Continue reading →

Good size. Positives: Good velocity and elite arm strength — has thrown ball 80 yards in the past. Fairly athletic. Above-average speed. Negatives: Below-average footwork on dropback. Very poor ball security on move and in pocket. Holds ball away from … Continue reading →

Dolphins, 7th round. Nev.: Average size. Above-average hand size. Positives: Adequate tracking skills over inside shoulder. Runs fairly crisp routes. Strong upper body. Adequate speed, quickness and change-of-direction skills. Negatives: Doesn’t play very fast. Sprained knee late in 2011. Projection: … Continue reading →

Vikings, UDFA. UCLA: Good height and solid bulk. Above-average hand size. Positives: Adequate speed. Long wingspan. Hard runner with good stiffarm. Fair balance. Runs low to the ground. Average upper-body strength. Negatives: Below-average change-of-direction skills. Projection: Probably their 6th RB, … Continue reading →

Son of former Bears FB Matt Suhey. Positives: Soft hands. Average speed. Good pass blocker and run blocker. Negatives: Wasn’t a starter — was backup to Mike Zordich. Projection: Undrafted, but may get into a camp. Not likely to stick on a team, … Continue reading →

Son of former Jets/Eagles safety Mike Zordich. Positives: Good leverage as pass blocker. Gets low in short-yardage situations to push for yards. Often used in short-yardage situations and as receiver — makes him a nice West Coast offense fit. Adequate … Continue reading →