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And the first pick of the 2012 NFL draft is... (1 Viewer)
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mcintyre1
Footballguy
No other opinions? I bet the popular choice would be Terrelle Pryor, but I think he'll turn out to be an overhyped prima donna. Give me a humble, hard working, prototypical lineman anyday.
Baker Steinkuhler
6-6 290lbs
4.88 40
305lb bench
19 reps
465lb squat
4.67 shuttle
Son of Dean Steinkuhler, 1983 Outland Trophy winner, and the guy who scored on the "Fumblerooski." Father was drafted No. 2 overall in 1984 by the Oilers. Played 8 years and retired in 1991.
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"It's not that I avoid the attention," Baker said, "but it's not why I play football."
Baker Steinkuhler
6-6 290lbs
4.88 40
305lb bench
19 reps
465lb squat
4.67 shuttle
Son of Dean Steinkuhler, 1983 Outland Trophy winner, and the guy who scored on the "Fumblerooski." Father was drafted No. 2 overall in 1984 by the Oilers. Played 8 years and retired in 1991.
Quote:
"It's not that I avoid the attention," Baker said, "but it's not why I play football."
hitmenssharpshooters
Footballguy
Marcus Forston | DT Hometown: Miami, FL
Miami Northwestern High School
Position rank: # 1
Ht: 6'2" Wt: 286
Forston will be a highly-recruited defensive tackle because he can be explosive. He has good size and looks on film to be a thick kid. He has a good get-off and is regularly one of the first people moving on the snap of the ball. An impressive aspect of his ability is how he can explode out of his stance, shoot his hands generate power from his lower body and knock a blocker back. He does a good job of playing with his hands...
Miami Northwestern High School
Position rank: # 1
Ht: 6'2" Wt: 286
Forston will be a highly-recruited defensive tackle because he can be explosive. He has good size and looks on film to be a thick kid. He has a good get-off and is regularly one of the first people moving on the snap of the ball. An impressive aspect of his ability is how he can explode out of his stance, shoot his hands generate power from his lower body and knock a blocker back. He does a good job of playing with his hands...
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mcintyre1
Footballguy
Oh, and he dominated playing DT at the Army All-American bowl
Mr. Peterson
Footballguy
It looks like people are excited who thier favorite college signed yesterday.
mcintyre1
Footballguy
Yep. And with it being the off-season and all, I wanted to give people something to talk about.
mcintyre1
Footballguy
I'll keep an eye on him in the future. Playing for Miami?
Can you say.....{B U S T!}
Keys Myaths
Pokerguy
A bit too much of a prediction. Is he going to be very good? Sure. First pick? Doubtful.
hitmenssharpshooters
Footballguy
Yep..not sure if he is #1 pick worthy but hey OL and DL are good guesses.
corrected
Terrelle Pryor... if he was actually going to stay in school all 4 years.
BassNBrew
Footballguy
If he stays four he won't be the first overall. Sig bet if you want.
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awesomeness
Guest
I say its someone who will be heading into their senior season of high school in september. Im guessing a junior will be picked #1 overall in 2012. 
mcintyre1
Footballguy
That's fair, but I'm also basing this on the fact that I think Steinkuhler will stay his Senior season because he wants to be at Nebraska, not because he couldn't come out as a Junior. So in my mind he goes before any JuniorI say its someone who will be heading into their senior season of high school in september. Im guessing a junior will be picked #1 overall in 2012.
or maybe he's the next mandarich.....hard to tell 4 years from nowmcintyre1 said:That's fair, but I'm also basing this on the fact that I think Steinkuhler will stay his Senior season because he wants to be at Nebraska, not because he couldn't come out as a Junior. So in my mind he goes before any Juniorawesomeness said:I say its someone who will be heading into their senior season of high school in september. Im guessing a junior will be picked #1 overall in 2012.
dirk diggler
Footballguy
weisguy0831
Footballguy
not sure i agree with the prima donna part of this statement. he may turn out to be overhyped, but he seems like a good kid. you don't get to be someone's no. 1 football prospect two years after being someone's no. 1 basketball playing sophomore by being a prima donna.
Chadstroma
Footballguy
Simply way too far from now to even throw out a shot. So many variables it is not even funny. It is like being outside of an inclosed gym and thinking you can throw the basketball throw the hoop.
mcintyre1
Footballguy
I think you're missing the point here...
Jiggyonthehut
Footballguy
I think Daquan Bowers has a real shot here. With some coaching he'll be a beast. Clemson consistently gets the best out of their DE's.
Keys Myaths
Pokerguy
That was exactly my first thought, actually.
TitusIII
Footballguy
It's something that is always tossed around by fans of traditional powers, or never will be powers...directed at teams who have a charismatic coach that can pull elite talent. See Illinois and Zook, Brewster and Minnesota, among many others...although saying these guys are "clean" is probably a stretch, dirty recruiting is something that "probably" happens at every school with a pulse
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pgreenfan
Footballguy
I would normally agree but the quote by the recruiting coordinator at his HS was pretty odd. I am to lazy to dig it up.
EBF
Footballguy
HORSE
HAM
Footballguy
Nicely Done EBFAndrew Luck
NJDawgPound
Footballguy
Hell of a call, man!HORSE
jamil
Footballguy
I want to know how the kid was on your radar? Wasn't he a three star recruit?
Brock Middlebrook
Footballguy
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eakfootball
Footballguy
http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=2741838 He was a 5 star, but still a great call.
Area51Inhabitant
Footballguy
The Luck pick was all the more remarkable considering the state of Stanford's program at the time.
