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Gregg Eastebrook, Tuesday Morning Quarteback on NFL.com has posted his annual "mock" draft. This is truly a mocking of the whole mock draft thing with picks like "Cleveland - Juliet Schor, sociologist, Boston College. Then the Browns sideline could offer Romeo and Juliet!" Anyway, he ultimately tries to be serious and predict the 7th round. Here is one of the predictions:

228. Pittsburgh (from Carolina): Scott Mruczkowski, C, Bowling Green. Note: "Get me more players with unpronounceable last names!" Bill Cowher ordered after Ben Roethlisberger success.[/u][/i]

Mruczkowski snaps to Roethlisberger. Would that set a record for most letters in the names of a Center-QB combo?

Warthog wrote:Gregg Eastebrook, Tuesday Morning Quarteback on NFL.com has posted his annual "mock" draft. This is truly a mocking of the whole mock draft thing with picks like "Cleveland - Juliet Schor, sociologist, Boston College. Then the Browns sideline could offer Romeo and Juliet!" Anyway, he ultimately tries to be serious and predict the 7th round. Here is one of the predictions:

228. Pittsburgh (from Carolina): Scott Mruczkowski, C, Bowling Green. Note: "Get me more players with unpronounceable last names!" Bill Cowher ordered after Ben Roethlisberger success.[/u][/i]

Mruczkowski snaps to Roethlisberger. Would that set a record for most letters in the names of a Center-QB combo?

I think the league would then have to award T.J. Houshmandzadeh to the Steelers.

1987alum wrote:

Warthog wrote:Gregg Eastebrook, Tuesday Morning Quarteback on NFL.com has posted his annual "mock" draft. This is truly a mocking of the whole mock draft thing with picks like "Cleveland - Juliet Schor, sociologist, Boston College. Then the Browns sideline could offer Romeo and Juliet!" Anyway, he ultimately tries to be serious and predict the 7th round. Here is one of the predictions:

228. Pittsburgh (from Carolina): Scott Mruczkowski, C, Bowling Green. Note: "Get me more players with unpronounceable last names!" Bill Cowher ordered after Ben Roethlisberger success.[/u][/i]

Mruczkowski snaps to Roethlisberger. Would that set a record for most letters in the names of a Center-QB combo?

I think the league would then have to award T.J. Houshmandzadeh to the Steelers.

I thought they were trying to get away from this when they got rid of Chris Fuamatu'mafala

Warthog wrote:Gregg Eastebrook, Tuesday Morning Quarteback on NFL.com has posted his annual "mock" draft. This is truly a mocking of the whole mock draft thing with picks like "Cleveland - Juliet Schor, sociologist, Boston College. Then the Browns sideline could offer Romeo and Juliet!" Anyway, he ultimately tries to be serious and predict the 7th round. Here is one of the predictions:

228. Pittsburgh (from Carolina): Scott Mruczkowski, C, Bowling Green. Note: "Get me more players with unpronounceable last names!" Bill Cowher ordered after Ben Roethlisberger success.[/u][/i]

Mruczkowski snaps to Roethlisberger. Would that set a record for most letters in the names of a Center-QB combo?

What is probably lost on this "pundit" and "super draft expert" is they are both M.A.C. guys. . .

As I have said elsewhere, Scott will go in the 4th.

I heard they were having a special draft just for BGSU players.

Flipper wrote:I heard they were having a special draft just for BGSU players.

You heard right. Even CNN.com had a story on their homepage a bit ago.

well done, Metz!

TG1996 wrote:well done, Metz!

Thanks...I got bored

Wow, thats pretty good. But I'm assuming it is a special draft for NFLE, as the story is on the International page.

Awesom work, McMetz! I particularly like the headline about UT.

Maybe Teddy was drinking the BGSU draft special last Saturday?

Okay, I know....bad....boo....hiss....I'm going to apply the cane to my own neck after that one.

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The Sentinel had a nice story about Scott in Thursday's edition. He definitely thinks he is a second day pick. Said about 12 teams have shown serious interest with the Bengals being the most interested.