Tracking the Preaux Career of Louisiana's Ladarius Green

[Flcajun]

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/N...g-day-2-022412

Ladarius Green from Louisiana-Lafayette who has some tendonitis in his knees, I guess, and it’s something we’ll have to check out at the combine

This is the second place i have seen something about his knees. Is this a chronic thing? I never heard of it before.

[wcd35]

OL is on the field right now. I think the TE's will end up being closer to noon as there's another group in between

[Flcajun]

OL is on the field right now. I think the TE's will end up being closer to noon as there's another group in between

16 reps second from bottom.

[CajunRed]

16 reps second from bottom.

My guess, though, is that he'll be second from the top...or better...when it comes to running routes, catching the ball...and yards gained after a catch.

[CajunRed]

This gets kinda funny sometimes. I'm watching linemen do the standing broad jump. I know it supposedly shows strength, agility and whatever...but I've never heard anyone recall that Michael Oehr was great in the broad jump so they just KNEW he'd be awesome in the NFL.

[ulforlife]

My guess, though, is that he'll be second from the top...or better...when it comes to running routes, catching the ball...and yards gained after a catch.

I love Green too but his route running needs work, he's a bit lazy and predictable on his cuts. Part of that is how lanky he is but I can see him getting even better. I think he will really be able to show off his athleticism and speed and that's going to count for something.

[wcd35]

I'm not worried about the bench press. We all know LG is a hybrid player, not a traditional TE and he's in a group with a lot of traditional ones. Little less bulk and raw strength, more hands and speed. When guys like Mayock ranked him as a top 5 TE, they knew his strengths and weaknesses and still had him top 5

[CajunRed]

I'm not worried about the bench press. We all know LG is a hybrid player, not a traditional TE and he's in a group with a lot of traditional ones. Little less bulk and raw strength, more hands and speed. When guys like Mayock ranked him as a top 5 TE, they knew his strengths and weaknesses and still had him top 5

I am surely not an NFL expert, but I also think he will be selected by a team looking to use him more as a big receiver than a traditional TE. It just seems to me that he will be closer to a Colston than a third OT.

[wcd35]

TEs are on the field now.

Mayock's top 2 aren't working out. Peewee up now

[ragin2112cajun]

Good Luck 89 represent!!!

TEs are on the field now