Clearly they know the names so all the GMs know who it was as well. With one guy labeled a "potential" first round pick it has to be someone who is late first round. Since this is the area we will be drafting in I'm wondering who this was. Any ideas?

 

 

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/NFP-Su...Blitz-9661.html

*NFL teams still were trying to find out about an incident in which a hotel room at the combine was trashed, apparently by two players who were staying there. One of the players is a potential first round draft pick, and the incident could affect both players’ stock. Front office men hoped to speak with one of the players about it at his pro day, but the player curiously made himself unavailable to talk.

Clearly they know the names so all the GMs know who it was as well. With one guy labeled a "potential" first round pick it has to be someone who is late first round. Since this is the area we will be drafting in I'm wondering who this was. Any ideas?

 

 

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/NFP-Su...Blitz-9661.html

*NFL teams still were trying to find out about an incident in which a hotel room at the combine was trashed, apparently by two players who were staying there. One of the players is a potential first round draft pick, and the incident could affect both players’ stock. Front office men hoped to speak with one of the players about it at his pro day, but the player curiously made himself unavailable to talk.

that is the first time, I have seen it mentioned anywhere.

Clearly they know the names so all the GMs know who it was as well. With one guy labeled a "potential" first round pick it has to be someone who is late first round. Since this is the area we will be drafting in I'm wondering who this was. Any ideas?

 

 

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/NFP-Su...Blitz-9661.html

*NFL teams still were trying to find out about an incident in which a hotel room at the combine was trashed, apparently by two players who were staying there. One of the players is a potential first round draft pick, and the incident could affect both players’ stock. Front office men hoped to speak with one of the players about it at his pro day, but the player curiously made himself unavailable to talk.

 

 

probably Te'o acting out cuz his combine was bad

probably Te'o acting out cuz his combine was bad

Very well could have been, I heard it was a gay lovers quarrel.

Very well could have been, I heard it was a gay lovers quarrel.

 

So would that make it one person, and therefore make the report inaccurate?

I hope it IS Te'o, and it drops his stock, and it places him firmly in the Bears sites in the second round.

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 13m

 

A trashed hotel room at Indy scouting combine that Yahoo reported on belonged to Clemson WR DeAndre Hopkins and Rutgers WR Mark Harrison.

 

 

Harrison is a guy I kinda liked as a potential late round pick. He was working out with Marshall and the guys at Fit Speed. Still am interested, as a 6th rounder or 7th if we get one.

Hopkins' agent says he checked out 6 hours before it happened, and sources confirm it wasn't Harrison. So...now what?

Hopkins' agent says he checked out 6 hours before it happened, and sources confirm it wasn't Harrison. So...now what?

 

Apparently Shefter works for CNN or the NY Post.

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 13m

 

A trashed hotel room at Indy scouting combine that Yahoo reported on belonged to Clemson WR DeAndre Hopkins and Rutgers WR Mark Harrison.

 

 

Harrison is a guy I kinda liked as a potential late round pick. He was working out with Marshall and the guys at Fit Speed. Still am interested, as a 6th rounder or 7th if we get one.

 

Apparently Schefter just threw crap against the wall and hoped it would stick. Either that or his "sources" are crap.

All Shefter said is that the room belonged to those two players. But if this smoke has no fire they why did one of these players blow off meetings with teams at his pro day? I don't know which one of them it was but it's hard to see how that helps them. How players handle situations like this does matter to teams, ask Brandon Marshall.