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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 490645" data-attributes="member: 4300">His 40 time of 4.82 (although he'll probably run again at his college day) could push him down to #26 but I don't want the Packers to take him. As I've said often I'm not a draftnic and only watched two of his games but the National Championship game is a big red flag for me. Production in college is more important to me than combine numbers but he certainly didn't look like a difference maker in the most important game of his career to date - at least not for his team. And the Packers need a difference maker on D. I don't want him in the second round either. I'm hoping for DL and safety in the first three rounds unless an OL is just too good to pass up. Failing DL, OL and safety, I'd rather Thompson pick a WR in the second, he's had really good luck there with that position.  I don’t think he was initially in on the scandal but it's pretty clear he perpetuated it after he knew there was no girl friend. My guess is he's the most gullible player in the draft. I've heard some teams want to know if he's gay but don't know how to ask questions in the interview to find out. And apparently, just like in the "real" world, they can't just ask.  I can't remember who said this but I thought it was funny: 'It's easy to make fun of the Manti Te'o scandal but we should all keep in mind a fake girl is dead.' </blockquote>

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