[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

[quote author=terry link=topic=12109.msg117958#msg117958 date=1431126234]
Based on what?

Hooper's probably a bit more obvious -- good production so far. Kalambayi perhaps less so. But he's an impressive athlete (http://espn.go.com/college-sports/footba...-kalambayi understates things; I think he ran in the 4.5s during the Opening) and a pass rusher. The NFL is consistent in its love of super-athletic pass rushers, even those with modest production. And if you're a candidate to be drafted in the first three rounds, players will think about leaving early -- even after three years.
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To add, big receiving tight ends are en vogue these days.  However, I believe they both have three years remaining as of right now, so I'd be shocked if either of them leaves after this season.

[ThePassionOfTheChryst]

[quote author=terry link=topic=12109.msg117958#msg117958 date=1431126234]
Based on what?

Hooper's probably a bit more obvious -- good production so far. Kalambayi perhaps less so. But he's an impressive athlete (http://espn.go.com/college-sports/footba...-kalambayi understates things; I think he ran in the 4.5s during the Opening) and a pass rusher. The NFL is consistent in its love of super-athletic pass rushers, even those with modest production. And if you're a candidate to be drafted in the first three rounds, players will think about leaving early -- even after three years.
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To add, big receiving tight ends are en vogue these days.  However, I believe they both have three years remaining as of right now, so I'd be shocked if either of them leaves after this season.