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Golf PGSF FedEx Cup Week 13: The Texas Children's Houston Open (sign-up still open)

You going to the tournament?
Trying to see if I can on Saturday. I was hoping for a deeper field with the move in the schedule, but it will be nice to have it in the Spring again.
The golf course is next to the running trail that I've probably run 2,000 miles on. I played it one time before the redesign and shot 112. The Pros will fare much better than I did.

PGSF NFL mock draft--NoleinATL/Cincinnati on the clock

@fsu67810 Da Bears have the first and ninth overall pick if you're interested in joining. 😎


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Sorry for the super delayed response on this! I don't spend much time here anymore except to list out my golf picks each week and missed this notification. Very glad this has lived on! I won't have time to make any picks (too late anyway) but now that I know this is here I'll be checking in on your guys picks.

Btw, Caleb and Verse is exactly what I'm hoping for as a Bears fan. Well done!
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PGSF NFL mock draft--NoleinATL/Cincinnati on the clock

With the 48th pick the Jacksonville jaguars select:

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Max Melton CB, Rutgers. The Jags' corners failed to live up to expectations a season ago, which was a major reason for them not returning to the playoffs. Melton projects as a major contributor, if not starter, year one.

Analysis​


By Lance Zierlein
NFL Analyst

Overview​

Versatile inside/outside cornerback who displayed improvement every year at Rutgers. Melton carries good size and did a nice job staying with some of the better receiving options from the Big Ten. He's adequate from press and has the burst to make up ground when he gets behind early. He's at his best, however, when playing with his eyes forward from zone and searching for clues to jump in and make plays on the football. The ball skills can flip the field, and he's very aggressive in collapsing the catch point. He's capable in run support but needs to work on his angles of pursuit. His versatility, traits, instincts and ball skills could make him an eventual starter and an early CB3/4.

Strengths​

  • Plays inside and outside with good size and length.
  • Able to slide and slow an inside release from boundary or slot.
  • Highly instinctive when playing with eyes forward.
  • Reads the receiver's stride length to clue in on when to jump the route.
  • Possesses dynamic ball skills to beat receivers to the ball.
  • Uses long strides to make up the distance when he gets behind.
  • Plays with above-average aggression challenging perimeter run blocks.

Weaknesses​

  • Upright backpedal with slight hitch in his transitions.
  • Beaten too easily across his face for goal-line and short-yardage slants.
  • Average plant-and-drive acceleration from the top of his drop.
  • Relies on reading the receiver's eyes over finding the football.
  • Room for improvement with his angles to ball-carrier in run support.
@NoleinATL You are on the clock.

PGSF NFL mock draft--NoleinATL/Cincinnati on the clock

With the 47th pick, The Giants select:

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Xavier Legette, WR South Carolina

Whoever is the QB will need some targets and while he is green, Legette has off the charts measurables that could turn into a WR1

By Lance Zierlein
NFL Analyst

Overview​

Legette is tight-hipped with a linear release that makes him susceptible to press. He uses his route running simply as a means of getting to the rendezvous point rather than a chance to con coverage out of position. His star shines brightest once the ball goes up and he’s able to use his body control, play strength and ball skills to impose his will on the coverage. He’s unlikely to become a smooth route runner, but he can handle tough catches and he has stealth acceleration that makes him a credible deep-ball threat. Add toughness as a runner and run blocker to his profile of competitiveness and he becomes a Day 2 talent with the potential to develop into a starter.

Strengths​

  • Makes full use of his size and play strength in one-on-one battles.
  • Owns his space and defender’s space when catch is contested.
  • Magnificent timing and extension to snare throws up the ladder.
  • Uses subtle hand fighting to create late landing space for the throw.
  • Powerful hands create added catch security with or without contact.
  • Sneaky burst gear propels vertical separation and run-after-catch speed.
  • Capable combatant when asked to do his part as a blocker.

Weaknesses​

  • Can win the catch phase, but the release and route phases lack polish.
  • Tennessee’s tight press-man coverage was all over him for much of the game.
  • Rushes through route design rather than selling it to the cornerbacks.
  • Below-average quickness getting in and out of his breaks.
  • Hits cruise control and waits for jump balls rather than keeping foot on the gas.
@NoleLizards , you are on the clock
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