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26 Mar 2010
ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
Here's a look at 10 sleeper picks who might bring value in the later rounds of the 2010 NFL draft.
8 comments, Last at 29 Mar 2010, 9:57am by Kevin from Philly
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Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
Since OKST's Robinson has now been touted by FoxSports.com AND ESPN Insider (via this article), I am going to say that he is now NOT qualified to be a "sleeper."
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
but he has a nose for the end zone
Really? Does this phenomena even exist in any useful or predictive way?
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
I'd rather have a player that has feet for the end zone.
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
As long as it's not a nose for the ball.
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
Maybe his nose is so big and protrudes so far that the ball can be safely inserted into a nostril in goal line situations allowing him to stiff arm with both arms.
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
Hmmmm.... if somebody tackles him he might score three points...
or if he would have a cold he might kill somebody in the stands...
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
If a RB could stuff the ball in his own nose, would the NFL classify antihistamines as a performance enhancing drug?
Re: ESPN Insider: The Sleeper Hold for Draft 2010
As a huge FO fan, this has to be the first time I have seen them mention someone as having a "nose for the endzone" without some kind of stats to back it up - any numbers for us Aaron that would suggest this is a product of his actual skill?
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