Just thought I'd let you know that Stansly Maponga and Josh Boyce are coming out from TCU this year (Boyce has his degree and Mapongs will finish on time).

If Maponga is still sitting there in the late 3rd - He'd be worth jumping up a few spots for. Boyce we don't need but he'll go in the 3rd as well, I think.

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Posted by blueslover

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Posted on 1/14/13 at 9:25 pm to yurintroubl

thx for the frogs scouting troubl, I'll have more rounds the closer we get

I didn't put at the start but I try mocking what I think will go down- not what I think are the best picks.

This is the classic "take the sure thing or gamble on what you think is a higher upside?" scenario if Montgomery and Ansah were both available. I haven't seen Ansah and don't know where his upside truly is pegged. His stock is definitely on the upswing and could rocket with good show at the Sr Bowl & Combine. The similar example would be JPP who went #15 in 2010. It's to be seen whether his potential can push him that high. The Giants have certainly scored on that risk pick with 27.5 sacks in 3 yrs.

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Posted by blueslover

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Posted on 1/16/13 at 9:02 am to yurintroubl

quote:
If Maponga is still sitting there in the late 3rd - He'd be worth jumping up a few spots for

definitely radar worthy, read this on him-

the only new name on the list appears to be TCU junior DE Stansly Maponga, wo actually twittered last night about his decision to throw his hat into the 2013 draft ring despite the fact that he missed two games with a foot injury this year that required post-season surgery. The 6-2, 265-pound Maponga led TCU with 9 sacks and 5 forced fumbles in 2011, but had only fou sacks this past season. Maponga is considered to be an early third-day prospect this year.

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