Confidential to DSG

[The Duck]

Your boy D'Onta Foreman disclosed he played the season with a broken hand. That explains his blocking and fumbling problems.

He's also been working on pass catching on his own all off season and apparently looks pretty damn good.

Not only that, but he ran a 4.41 at his Pro Day. Not bad for a 250 pound banger.

Forget what I said about him, I didn't have all the facts. The kid could be the real deal. I think he's pushed himself back into the second round.

[DEERSPINE GUY]

NICE.
I REALLY THINK THE KID IS GONNA BE A STUD. SIZE, SPEED, STRENGTH. THIGHS LIKE TREE TRUNKS TO ME EQUALS POWER AND TOUGH TO BRING DOWN. GOTTA HAVE A STUD RUNNING BACK TO MAKE PASS GAME WORK.

I WOULD TAKE THIS KID IN A N.Y. SECOND. WHERE EVER HE WINDS UP, THEY'RE GONNA LOVE EM'. HOPING IT'S MIDNIGHT GREEN, KELLY GREEN, BLACK AND GREEN, WHATEVER COLOR IGGS WILL BE THIS MONTH.

AND I READ HE'S DOWN TO 235.

[Pete]

I just watched two games of his

on draft breakdown...vs. ND and vs. Oklahoma

Plus: BRUISER. Almost never went down under first contact. Had some good blocks in wildcat, and pretty adequate in pass pro, including always looking for someone to block. Has some breakaway speed.

Negatives: Almost never went to the outside. Nearly everything between the tackles. One fumble. NEVER looked at as a pass target. A couple of times, his QB had him open either right near the line or a little downfield (when other targets not open), and the QB chose some shitty sideline throw or to take it himself rather than throw it to Foreman.

I'd definitely consider him in Round 2 or 3, especially if you think Smallwood is more of a pass-catcher and Sproles is healthy. Maybe draft the Sproles replacement this year, too. Doesn't have a whole lot of mileage on him except for the 300+ carries this year.