The combined Sanu thread

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Thirty is a bit too high for a lot of teams at this current speed. However, this is a hyper-productive, versatile player with an NFL-ready body, solid discipline, great hands, and is probably the best blocking WR in the draft, so I don't see a slide past the mid-40's. You throw the ball anywhere around him, and he is going to either shield the defender from the ball, or go up and get it.

I thought he rebounded very well from his slow time, and ran routes very well.

I will post something soon on a player I think has been completely ignored in the post-combine talk, but had a BRILLIANT combine......A.J. Jenkins.

Originally posted by SF69ers:
You obviously haven't watched him play live. The guy plays quicker than his 40 time. No, he's not a deep threat and he doesn't have blazing speed, but he's a damn good player. Think about the offense he played in and the lack of skill at the QB position. He still had 112 receptions last year. The guy is a possession receiver. We all knew that.

Originally posted by Redgoldknight:

Originally posted by SF69ers:
You obviously haven't watched him play live. The guy plays quicker than his 40 time. No, he's not a deep threat and he doesn't have blazing speed, but he's a damn good player. Think about the offense he played in and the lack of skill at the QB position. He still had 112 receptions last year. The guy is a possession receiver. We all knew that.

Quick and speed are to different things my friend. And yes I have seen his highlights, they're impressive! But anyone with football knowledge knows that we absolutley do not need Sanu. We have 2 very good possession WR's in Crabs and Morgan. My personnel opinion. Morgan is better than Sanu

Originally posted by Redgoldknight:
Quick and speed are to different things my friend. And yes I have seen his highlights, they're impressive! But anyone with football knowledge knows that we absolutley do not need Sanu. We have 2 very good possession WR's in Crabs and Morgan. My personnel opinion. Morgan is better than Sanu

Originally posted by SF69ers:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

Thirty is a bit too high for a lot of teams at this current speed. However, this is a hyper-productive, versatile player with an NFL-ready body, solid discipline, great hands, and is probably the best blocking WR in the draft, so I don't see a slide past the mid-40's. You throw the ball anywhere around him, and he is going to either shield the defender from the ball, or go up and get it.

I thought he rebounded very well from his slow time, and ran routes very well.

I will post something soon on a player I think has been completely ignored in the post-combine talk, but had a BRILLIANT combine......A.J. Jenkins.

I agree on Jenkins, but his hands are just a bit inconsistent.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by SF69ers:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Thirty is a bit too high for a lot of teams at this current speed. However, this is a hyper-productive, versatile player with an NFL-ready body, solid discipline, great hands, and is probably the best blocking WR in the draft, so I don't see a slide past the mid-40's. You throw the ball anywhere around him, and he is going to either shield the defender from the ball, or go up and get it.

I thought he rebounded very well from his slow time, and ran routes very well.

I will post something soon on a player I think has been completely ignored in the post-combine talk, but had a BRILLIANT combine......A.J. Jenkins.

I agree on Jenkins, but his hands are just a bit inconsistent.

As much as Jenkins is loved by some, I am unimpressed. I have been back and forth on him and just can't seem to get a good read on Jenkins. Sometimes I think he's a 3rd, other times I think he's a 6th round guy.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by SF69ers:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Thirty is a bit too high for a lot of teams at this current speed. However, this is a hyper-productive, versatile player with an NFL-ready body, solid discipline, great hands, and is probably the best blocking WR in the draft, so I don't see a slide past the mid-40's. You throw the ball anywhere around him, and he is going to either shield the defender from the ball, or go up and get it.

I thought he rebounded very well from his slow time, and ran routes very well.

I will post something soon on a player I think has been completely ignored in the post-combine talk, but had a BRILLIANT combine......A.J. Jenkins.

I agree on Jenkins, but his hands are just a bit inconsistent.

As much as Jenkins is loved by some, I am unimpressed. I have been back and forth on him and just can't seem to get a good read on Jenkins. Sometimes I think he's a 3rd, other times I think he's a 6th round guy.

Originally posted by Redgoldknight:
Quick and speed are to different things my friend. And yes I have seen his highlights, they're impressive! But anyone with football knowledge knows that we absolutley do not need Sanu. We have 2 very good possession WR's in Crabs and Morgan. My personnel opinion. Morgan is better than Sanu

Originally posted by Oldschool9erfan:
How far is this guy going to drop maybe late second or third now.

Originally posted by SFrush:
We don't until Morgan officially re-signs. I still wouldn't take Sanu, too many questions about his ability to get separation.

Originally posted by natrone06:
Sanu is going to be a stud in the NFL. May lack the straight line speed but has everything else. I still see him going top half of second round.

Originally posted by SF69ers:

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

Originally posted by SF69ers:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Thirty is a bit too high for a lot of teams at this current speed. However, this is a hyper-productive, versatile player with an NFL-ready body, solid discipline, great hands, and is probably the best blocking WR in the draft, so I don't see a slide past the mid-40's. You throw the ball anywhere around him, and he is going to either shield the defender from the ball, or go up and get it.

I thought he rebounded very well from his slow time, and ran routes very well.

I will post something soon on a player I think has been completely ignored in the post-combine talk, but had a BRILLIANT combine......A.J. Jenkins.

I agree on Jenkins, but his hands are just a bit inconsistent.

As much as Jenkins is loved by some, I am unimpressed. I have been back and forth on him and just can't seem to get a good read on Jenkins. Sometimes I think he's a 3rd, other times I think he's a 6th round guy.

I think he's a 4th rounder at best. 5th sounds about right to me.