T Carl Nicks' stock dropping?

Well, he is 25, and has had one good season in college, he was a workout warrior though.

4th round? I'd love to have him with our #96 pick...

yeah it dropped quite a bit apparently. the best thing about him is he's big. his technique is disgusting though. he's a major project that you wont see any returns on for at least one to two years

Maybe its the character concerns?

"alen1 wrote:

Maybe its the character concerns?

Maybe it's because he can't play.

I would hold my nose and take him int he 4th round..only because maybe some of these scouts might be right and he represents value there. But I don't like him.

"Paul 13 wrote:

Does the arrest stemming from a party incident in Lincoln merit the stock drop? Not in my book, there are players in this draft that have done (allegedly) much worse than fail to disperse, ie leave a party.

Carl Nicks was actually banned from attending his own Pro Day, while other players who were involved in that incident were allowed to participate. This alone tells you that this was certainly not the first incident he was involved in, and yes, a player getting banned from his own Pro Day definitely merits a downgrade - I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see some teams taking him of the board completely. For what it's worth: I wouldn't touch him after this issue, not even in the 4th round. That's a huge red flag.

Oh please such a overblown issue. Wow got in trouble at a COLLEGE PARTY. There were 2 guys banned from the Nebraska pro day Nicks and Purify. They were both involoved. Has minor character issues and would be a steal in round 4.

"BuckeyeKing wrote:

There were 2 guys banned from the Nebraska pro day Nicks and Purify. They were both involoved.

Yes. And to my knowledge there were a couple of other players that were also involved in the party incident and didn't get banned. Which begs the question: Why is that? Stands to reason that this wasn't Nick's and Purify's first incident. No college is going to ban them for that issue.

"Vendigo wrote:

Yes. And to my knowledge there were a couple of other players that were also involved in the party incident and didn't get banned. Which begs the question: Why is that? Stands to reason that this wasn't Nick's and Purify's first incident. No college is going to ban them for that issue.

Well from what I read they both just failed to disperse like everyone else. From what I heard Nicks failed to leave when asked.

Really isnt a big deal.

"BuckeyeKing wrote:

Really isnt a big deal.

That's exactly what makes we wonder. I've never heard of a college banning players from their Pro Day because of such a trifle. And I've rarely heard of NFL teams downgrading players that severely because of it. Something doesn't sound right there. I wouldn't be surprised to hear about other incidents after the draft. I actually like Nicks as a player, but I'm always wary of guys who seem to get punished way too harsh. That's usually a pretty good indicator that there's more to it than meets the eye.

"Vendigo wrote:

That's exactly what makes we wonder. I've never heard of a college banning players from their Pro Day because of such a trifle. And I've rarely heard of NFL teams downgrading players that severely because of it. Something doesn't sound right there. I wouldn't be surprised to hear about other incidents after the draft. I actually like Nicks as a player, but I'm always wary of guys who seem to get punished way too harsh. That's usually a pretty good indicator that there's more to it than meets the eye.

I think they came down on them because of the circumstances. If you get in trouble with the police you will be barred from the schools proday.