Par contre, en un an t'as toujours rien pigé aux règles de la dynasty.

Ca m'a pas empeché de te poutrer deux fois!

J'ai bien réussi à te poutrer en NHL ton domaine de prédilection

Alabama RB Trent Richardson earned a passing medical grade at the Combine following a Feb. 3 knee scope.
Dr. James Andrews called the procedure "about as minor and routine as you can get." Richardson's agent said the top running back prospect would have been playing within 10-to-14 days had the scope been done during the season. Richardson had a small tear in the anterior horn of the lateral meniscus, but there was no damage to the cartilage. Although he won't participate in combine drills, Richardson will hold his Pro Day on March 27.

Officiel, on a perdu à pile ou face, on a donc le 12 ème pick.

Griffin III mesuré à 6"2 3/8 donc sa taille ne posera pas de souci. Certains avaient émis l'hypothèse qu'il ferait seulement 6"0.

Et tu penses quoi de Randle (LSU)? Sa cote semble bien grimper en ce moment.

225-Pound Bench Press
Check back here for updating results throughout the Combine

N/A = Prospects who didn't lift at the Combine

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN
David Molk, Michigan - 41
David DeCastro, Stanford - 34
Justin Anderson, Georgia - 32
Tony Bergstrom, Utah - 32
Ryan Miller, Colorado - 32
Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State - 32
Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin - 32
Cordy Glenn, Georgia - 31
Johnnie Troutman, Penn State - 31
Matt Kalil, USC - 30
Ronald Leary, Memphis - 30
Brandon Mosley, Auburn - 30
Michael Brewster, Ohio State - 29
Ben Jones, Georgia - 29
Josh Leribeus, SMU - 29
Dustin Waldron, Portland State - 29
Zebrie Sanders, Florida State - 28
Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State - 28
Brandon Washington, Miami - 28
Desmond Wynn, Rutgers - 28
Jeff Allen, Illinois, 26
Joe Looney, Wake Forest - 26
Quintin Saulsberry, Mississippi State - 26
Paul Cornick, North Dakota St. - 25
Garth Gerhart, Arizona State - 25
Matt Reynolds, BYU - 25
James Brown, Troy - 24
Mark Asper, Oregon - 23
John Cullen, Utah - 23
Riley Reiff, Iowa - 23
Mitchell Schwartz, California - 23
Philip Blake, Baylor - 22
Lamar Holmes, Southern Miss - 22
Rishaw Johnson, California (PA) - 22
Bobby Massie, Mississippi - 22
Josh Oglesby, Wisconsin - 22
Nate Potter, Boise State - 22
Senio Kelemete, Washington - 21
Tom Compton, South Dakota - 20
Mike Adams, Ohio State - 19
Kelvin Beachum, SMU - 19
Antoine Mcclain, Clemson - 19
Donald Stephenson, Oklahoma - 19
Taylor Dever, Notre Dame - 18
Peter Konz, Wisconsin - 18
Matt McCants, Alabama-Birmingham - 17
Andrew Tiller, Syracuse - 16
Marcel Jones, Nebraska - 13
Andrew Datko, Florida State - N/A
Adam Gettis, Iowa - N/A
Jonathan Martin, Stanford - N/A
Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh - N/A
Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina - N/A
Markus Zusevics, Iowa - N/A

TIGHT ENDS
Orson Charles, Georgia - 35
Dwayne Allen, Clemson - 27
Coby Fleener, Stanford - 27
James Hanna, Oklahoma - 24
Drake Dunsmore, Northwestern - 21
Michael Egnew, Missouri - 21
David Paulson, LSU - 21
Emil Igwenagu, Massachusetta - 19
Deangelo Peterson, LSU - 18
Evan Rodriguez, Temple - 18
Ladarius Green, Louisiana-Lafayette - 16
Cory Harkey, UCLA - 13
Beau Reliford, Florida State - N/A
Nick Provo, Syracuse - N/A

Osweiler joins QB list not throwing at Combine
Arizona State quarterback Brock Osweiler is joining Stanford's Andrew Luck, Baylor's Robert Griffin III and Texas A&M's Ryan Tannehill as quarterbacks who will not be throwing in front of scouts at the 2012 Combine.

The foursome make up the top quarterback prospects on NFLDraftScout.com's board, leaving a rather ho-hum group of passers left to throw to receivers during Sunday's throwng session.

The NFL can't be thrilled with the fact that arguably the four most intriguing quarterback talents in the draft will not be throwing on the first day the league is opening up the Combine to fans.

The shorter-than-expected Osweiler told me Friday as he was walking out of Lucas Oil Stadium that he would not be throwing. He did not provide a reason and unfortunately, I was unable to ask further questions due to a pre-scheduled radio commitment.

Osweiler surprised many with his decision to leave Arizona State after only one starting season. He was very impressive in 2011, however, setting the ASU record by completing 63.2% of his passes for 4,036 yards -- another school record. Osweiler threw twice as many touchdowns (26) and interceptions (13) in 2011 and though he left ASU following the team's bowl loss to Boise State in the Las Vegas Bowl, he had a strong game personally, completing 30 of 47 passes for a career-high 397 yards and two touchdowns against one interception.

Arizona State's Pro Day is currently scheduled for March 24.

C'est parti pour les obèses qui courent le 40 yds

quelle chaine?

Georgia’s Cordy Glenn weighed in as one of the largest offensive line prospects at the Combine, tipping the scale at 345 pounds. And after his 40-yard dash, he might also be considered one of the most athletic. Glenn ran an unofficial 4.96 in his first 40-yard dash attempt Saturday morning, including a 1.76 yard 10-yard split.

Glenn is expected to participate in every drill this week, already lifting 31 times on the bench, an impressive feat for a player with 36” arms. He played most of his collegiate career inside at guard before moving out to left tackle as a senior in 2011. Scouts question whether or not he can protect the blindside at the next level, but Glenn helped answer some of those concerns with a positive week at the Senior Bowl. If he performs well athletically in drills this week, showing NFL scouts he can play outside in the NFL, Glenn’s draft stock could jump into the top-20 discussion.

Ils ont mesuré/pesé les WR ?

Oui par contre j'ai pas trouvé de lien hier quand je cherchais...