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The hurt of your team losing isn't as bad if you don't expect them to win. When the Denver Broncos lost the Super Bowl, that hurt. But Colorado has never really had a college basketball powerhouse, so all of the states major teams being done before one day one of the NCAA Tournament is over isn't that big of a surprise.
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Visit this palace when You are in Kopli area. Take a trip with tram no 1 and You´ll get here. While have to rest it is time for coffee :)
Nice, cozy and friendly atmosphere. There are mostly local people visiting this cafe due to its location (it's the only cafe nearby).


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5 on August 12, 2013
I had a great time in July. We have stayed a few times over the years. Once again, Nancy & Donna ensured that our stay at Advice 5¢ was enjoyable and relaxing. It feels like home; delicious homemade breakfasts, funs chats, cozy bright rooms and common areas and plenty of books to read and enjoy at the beach. The location is ideal; close to the beach and the new boardwalk and all the cute shops in Duck. I even got to go running with Nancy, which was a blast!! I will recommend Advice 5¢to everyone who goes to the Outer Banks. Barbara R.
5 on May 18, 2009
Advice 5c has everything you could wish for - great hospitality, wonderful breakfasts, amazing views of the ocean and the sound; it is spotlessly clean and we have had many wonderful vacations based at this B & B.
5 on May 17, 2009
We have our own balcony, overlooking the dunes. We can walk to the ocean or to the sound. We have come to know Duck and to hold Advice 5 cents in our hearts as our own special place to cool our jets in the middle of a busy summer.
4.8 on May 14, 2009
Being a seasoned traveller, I found Advice 5 cents to be a great discovery . The location is perfect-close to sea and sound and charming shops. The B&B was exceptionally clean, the made from scratch baked goods delectable and the innkeeper was delightful.
5 on May 14, 2009
Where would we be without Advice 5¢...? Once again, Nancy & Donna ensured that our stay at Advice 5¢ was an enjoyable and relaxing escape from the everyday Northern Virginia rat race. We are always made to feel so at home, our needs are always met, and advice is always available when requested, for a nickel of course. From unique breakfasts, to provided towels and chairs for the short walk down to the beach, to in home massages...Advice 5¢ is ever so accommodating. When we visit, we are always reminded what life is all about. Matt & Meahgen Fargo - Haymarket, VA
5 on May 14, 2009
What a beautiful, bright and sunny inn. The perfect place if you're looking for a relaxing stay in the Outer Banks. The rooms are immaculate, the breakfasts are exceptional, and the innkeepers are a delight. Take my advice, it's THE place to stay in Duck.
4.8 on May 14, 2009
The rooms are super clean and the location of the B&B is perfect for beach lovers.
5 on May 13, 2009
That's what you'll find at Advice 5 cents. The innkeepers are personable -- there to present you with a KILLER breakfast, but not in your way -- ever. "Advice" (as those who visit every year call it) is open and airy -- immaculately clean -- and filled with joy. The library is immense -- books are available to you so that you can just plop down on the porch and get immersed in something wonderful that has NOTHING to do with whatever you left behind. It's a gentle, relaxing, tasty vacation at a place that you'll want to revisit. Stand in the Watch and you can see both the sound AND the ocean. (And shopping is just a few steps away, although you'd never guess it!) Can't say enough about this special place. Trust us -- you'll love it. -- Rick and Alison Chesapeake, VA
5 on May 13, 2009
The location is key, right where you want to be. The B&B is close to all the shopping you could want, yet nestled into a terrific neighborhood setting for privacy when you want it and beach time when you need it! The proprietors couldn't be more attentive, friendly and welcoming; feels like home. The rooms and space are impecable, cleaner than anywhere we have ever stayed, and we are picky. Treat yourself, you won't be sorry.
5 on May 13, 2009
Stay at Advice 5 and you won't be disappointed! My wife and I have stayed there many times and highly recommend it to anyone staying in the Outer Banks. All the comfort you'd expect in a B&B at the beach.
5 on January 01, 2009
If you are planning a trip to the beach and want to relax, this is your place! It is absolute serenity in this beautiful clean B&B. The rooms are spacious, innkeepers are friendly, baking is delicious, and the coffee is amazing! The views are breathtaking and it's a close walk to the beach, which is beautiful in its own. Definitely a must-stay for your trip to the Outer Banks!
5 on December 19, 2008
advice 5 is a must -stay bed and breakfast is you are considering a visit to the outer banks. immaculately clean rooms, cozy common areas, delicious HOMEMADE muffins and scones, fabulous decks for sunbathing, beach views and a wonderfully personable innkeeper to cater to your every need. i will definitley return this season!


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Stephania Bell (11:03 AM)
Good morning Sports Nation - How is everyone today? Fantasy playoffs right around the corner...who will be available for your roster? Let's get to your questions...
James Baltimore, MD
How soon do you expect Steven Jackson to heal from this injury? Think he'll be back in time for the fantasy playoffs (specifically week 15 vs Seattle)?
Stephania Bell (11:07 AM)
James: This is a very tough question since so far he has not really met any of the time targets, and that is not saying anything against him, it's just the nature of these types of injuries and how easy it is to aggravate them. He's already out for this week, and that was a smart move as it forces him to rest more (that was probably part of the problem is that he didn't "shut down" enough to fully heal). I would say Week 15 looks fairly promising, but you can't bank on him by any means, really need to follow his status day-to-day.
How is megatron's quad?
Stephania Bell (11:09 AM)
OK Transformer: His quad injury was reportedly minor. Don't be surprised if they limit him in practice, but it sounds as if the team expects him to be available for this week's game.
Chad (Indiana, PA)
Will Reggie Bush be good to go on Monday against the Packers?
Stephania Bell (11:11 AM)
Chad: Nothing guaranteed as of yet, but all along I kind of felt that this would be the game he would return for. It was wise to give him another week under his belt to adapt his knee to what he needs to do in a game, especially since he is such a cutback runner. All that being said, the Saints need to see what he does in practice this week to make a determination.
Jess(philly)From one girl to another-
Im so jealous of your job-it is awesome. Porties surprised us all by playing, does this mean he should be good to go this weekend?
Stephania Bell (11:14 AM)
Hi Jess: Yes, how lucky am I? I watch sports for a living. Portis did surprise all if us, me included, but if you saw him and watched the entire game you could see he was not quite Portis-like. Still, he did not seem to be any worse for the wear and Zorn thinks he's in better shape this week than last. SO while I would not say he's "worry-free" going forward, I certainly expect him to play this week, and unless he takes a direct hit that sets his knee back in the healing process, he should improve as time goes on.
Bryan (MA)
Whats up with Jacobs? Will he play this week?
Stephania Bell (11:17 AM)
Bryan - and everyone else asking about Jacobs this morning - lots of concern: The good news is that his MRI came back negative, he expects to begin some running today, and he sure makes it sound like it's not a big deal. But, after injuring his knee last year, he knows that the medical staff wants to be sure that he doesn't do something foolish and they lose him down the stretch, which is why I think he's wondering if they will let him play this week. This will probably depend on how he looks, feels and what he can do as the week goes on. I would not be surprised though if they game plan to use their other two RBs more as a result.
Is Addai good to go for the rest of the way barring a set-back?
Stephania Bell (11:18 AM)
MJ: I think his performance this week was reassuring in terms of showing that he could do more and did not seem to be affected by the hamstring. I think your assessment is spot on.
Dave (driving home in a cadillac)
Do you think cadillac will do anything this week against a crappy DET defense? How much?
Stephania Bell (11:21 AM)
Hi Dave: Really depends on how much they decide to utilize him. TB is in kind of a rough situation with Graham looking as if he's done for the year. Expect Dunn to get the majpority of the increased workload, and BJ Askew may get goal line carries too. They may veyr well re-introduce Cadillac this week, but the team wants to be cautious in how they bring him back. THe implication was that he would be used in a limited role in the first couple weeks. It will be worth watching how much he does with the first team in practice this week tog et a better idea before the game.
Hello Starphania, how are you congrats on ur 49ers winning. Just want to know if you heard anything about T. Gonzalez this week? his ankle ok?
Stephania Bell (11:24 AM)
Thank you Sean! LOVE my Niners - so happy for the big win.Haven't heard too much about Gonzalez. His hamstring was a problem coming into the game and he was limited in his receptions, no official word that that was the reason but he's another one to watch during the week.
Chris (Philly)
Is FWP safe to start on Thurs? Or should I stick with D.Williams? Thanks
Stephania Bell (11:26 AM)
Chris: Parker ran strong and as we thought, the shoulder harness really did not limit him very much. He said it felt good and it's not really going to interfere with his running plays. So I wouldn't hesitate to use him.
Karl, (Elkhart, IN)
Good Morning from a Winter Wonderland! Gawd, I hate lake effect.. Status of Graham and Asomachu? And I heard Schaub may be out another 4 weeks. True? Thanks....
Stephania Bell (11:29 AM)
Karl: Sorry to hear it's snowing already. We talked about TB. But yes, it sounds as if Schaub is expected to miss still more time, up to another month (as in most of the season). More proof that the MCL injuries are typically very hard to overcome. If he can't be mobile enough to play as normal, he risks further far more serious injury to his knee by being in the game, so they make the decision to extend his time off.
wayne virginia beach
is mcgahee's limited action due to the giants and the score, or his injuries? thanks.
Stephania Bell (11:32 AM)
Wayne: He actually left the game because of his ankle, but the team sais he could have returned if necessary. SOunds like more of the same - banged up, but OK to play. THe Ravens expect to have him for this weekend, but we've seen how they rotate their backs. THere's no telling how the workload will play out.
Mark (sunny st pete, fl)
Hello Stephania....How is Romo's hand coming out of Sundays game? I heard that the splint will stay on, is there a problem or is this just a precaution? Thanks and GOOD luck to the Niners this weekend!!
Stephania Bell (11:34 AM)
Mark: Oh you're so lucky to be somewhere warm and sunny...Yes, Romo's splint will stay on for a bit. He actually feels more comfortable with it at this point so there is no reason to rush him out of it. It did affect his accuracy occasionally, but for the most part it is more of a help than a hindrance, so it's good for him to wear it - and no, it does not signal a problem in his case. Go Niners!!
Matt (Durango, CO)
Hasselbeck...did he make it out OK of his first game back to start again this weekend?
Stephania Bell (11:36 AM)
Matt: There was some question as to how he was coming out of the game b/c apparently he appeared "out of it" at his postgame press conference and had trouble answering questions. The Seahawks have said that he did not sustain a head injury, but it sounded as if he got roughed up at the very least. I think he was rusty and it showed, but there has been no word from the team that he actually had any type of setback as far as his back/leg goes. So I expect him to start this weekend.
Radiers Nation
Do we have something else to be disappointed about is Nnamdi Asomugha hurt and going to miss time?
Stephania Bell (11:38 AM)
No word anywhere on him. Will have to wait until later in the week to find out more.
Roger Craig (Niner's heyday)
I know Westbrook is always nicked, but do you think his recent stinkers are because he's not 100% or due to Philly's play-calling/poor line play???
Stephania Bell (11:40 AM)
Hi Roger: Miss having you on the field...Westbrook is certainly banged up, but that's nothing new for him, so I have to look beyond that as to why he hasn't been effective.The offense looks dysfunctional at times. I am not worried about Westbrook's health affecting his status.
Dan (New York)
Dearest Stephania, do you think Felix Jones will play at full strength this week?
Stephania Bell (11:42 AM)
Hi Dan: We really won't know until later in the week. Since he didn't play, we won't get any clues until after the team starts this week's practice. I think there's a decent chance that he returns, but I don't think he'll be at full strength just yet.
Jas (Canada)
HI! Is Bob Sanders good to go or it is more serious than that?
Stephania Bell (11:43 AM)
Jas: The Colts sure hope so. I have not yet talked to my Indy source about Sanders, but like Felix Jones, since he was out Sunday, we don't hear anything else until after the first practices of the week. Won't know until Thurs/Fri how he's looking.
Brad (Cincinnati, OH)
Good Morning! With the Denver RB injury situation, is Hillis the real deal? Or should Tatum Bell find his way into prominence?
Stephania Bell (11:47 AM)
Brad: Yes, Hillis is the real deal...and should start this week. Now behind Hillis, it could be a split between Bell and Pope. Pope had x-rays on his ribs, which came back negative, so it looks as if he'll be available. Selvin Young is likely to miss at least another week so you won't have to account for him in the mix at least.
Dave, Kitchener Canada
Hi Stephania...What's the scoop on Reggie Wayne???
Stephania Bell (11:49 AM)
Hi Dave from up North: Wayne actually aggravated his ankle during the game. He will likely be held back in practice so that he can be available during the game. I think it will impact how they spread the ball around and they will try not to overuse him, but he will continue to try and play through.
J.B. (Dunmore, PA)
Sorry to throw a changeup in here but for those who do play Fantasy Hoops the Rockets saw three drop to injury last night. I don't play but would you mind giving those dedicated fantasy players some insight on the Artest, T-Mac, and Yao injuries?
Stephania Bell (11:52 AM)
J.B. How nice of you to be looking out for the fantasy hoops players. Here's what I know so far. Yao and Artest rolled their respective ankles, neither of which appear serious at this point. T-Mac however is a much bigger concern. This was his surgically repaired knee and apparently he said it felt as if he hadn't had surgery. They will be evaluating it more closely and so we have to wait on the results...but I don't like the sounds of it so far...
Chris (Saratoga Springs)
Stephania, any news on McFadden? he wasn't very active on Sunday.
Stephania Bell (11:55 AM)
Chris: The scoop is that the Raiders plan to use him more this week. He had just come off his first good week of practice and was feeling the best he's felt in a while, and I think they did not want to press him and set him back. He came out of Sunday still feeling good, so the plan is to step up the action this weekend.
Bernard (Princeton, NJ)
Big Ben looked good on Sunday. He wasnt hit many times. How is he looking for this week and the rest of the season?
Stephania Bell (11:56 AM)
Bernard: About the same. The fact that he wasn't hit much definitely helps him in the big picture, and clearly he can throw time and again. He will not really totally heal until the season is over, but as long as he doesn't get worse (as in stays protected enough), he should be able to function just fine.
Chris, Toronto ON
Hey Stephania!! Any updates on Marques Colston's knee? He certainly hasn't been himself all year, but will this have more of an effect on him?
Stephania Bell (11:58 AM)
Chris: The knee is not perfect but he seems to have come out of the game OK. He has an extra day going into Monday night and that definitely helps him. Check back later in the week to see how much he is able to do in practice.
Will (STL)
Orton a safe play from now on?
Stephania Bell (11:59 AM)
Will: Well, I didn't think he was a safe play this week and he looked bad. Another week surely only helps his ankle get a little further along. I'm not convinced that he's back to his old self this week, but you can expect him to start, and assuming no setback, should be back to form within 1-2 weeks.
David (LA, CA)
Are you the real Stephania Bell or just The Stephania Bell? And what is up with Scheffler? A solid game when he first returns, then absolutely squat while not playing a lot of the time?
Stephania Bell (12:01 PM)
David: The real deal. And Scheffler is still hurting with the groin injury. He saw fewer snaps as a result and he couldn't perform up to par. No guarantee that eh's 100% by this week either. Expect him to play, but if he's limited all week in practice, I would be concerned about how effective he can be this week.
Buzzer Beater.. Branch good to go, safe to play now?
Stephania Bell (12:01 PM)
Rick: Yes - he felt good after the game. Nice job getting this one in.
Stephania Bell (12:03 PM)
OK everyone - time for me to go. Couldn't get to all of your questions, but I always read them all and I will try to address some of those players in my blog this week. Come back Friday morning as we have much more in the way of practice and injury reports then too! Have a great week...
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Pol Calls for Federal Review of LIRR Safety
The move comes a week after a report found safety issues with Metro-North, which had a recent fatal derailment in the Bronx.
Schumer: Feds Will Fund $180M Long Beach Dune Project
"This project, fully funded by the federal government, will ultimately provide massive protections for Long Beach residents and businesses."
Nassau Lobbies Feds for More Bay Park Sandy Aid
"This project may be the single most important thing we can do to protect homeowners and the environment."
Fire Island Dune Rebuilding Plan Hits Snag
Two thirds of the barrier island's dunes will be rebuilt by this spring, but the middle part of the island may not get sand until the end of 2014.
Amtrak Upgrading East River Tunnel Repair Plans
Lawmakers say the railroad agency agreed to address issues in the East River Tunnels that have caused repeated LIRR delays.
Canon U.S.A. Celebrates Grand Opening of New Melville HQ
"Now that my dream has came true, my next dream is for Canon USA to grow as a headquarters."
Schumer Calls on Feds to Expedite Jones Inlet Light, Jetty Repairs
Without proper lighting and broken rocks, the inlet can be treacherous for boaters at night and in the fog.
Pols Push for International Flights at MacArthur Airport
Some residents favor the idea, but not all are on board with adding more flights to the suburban airport.
Suffolk OK'd for Nemo Disaster Aid
The president has issued a disaster declaration for the February blizzard that crippled eastern Long Island.
Federal Report Casts Doubt on Future of Brookhaven National Laboratory's Heavy...
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When taking a look at the Green Bay Packers' remaining schedule, it's hard to see any of their upcoming opponents ruining their undefeated season.
But, just as no person is perfect, no NFL team is perfect.
Even the flawless 2007 New England Patriots were finally taken down by the underdog New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII.
The Packers have a shot to go 19-0 with the team they've built, but I don't believe it is a realistic possibility.
Their winning streak currently stands at 11, but how long can such success continue?


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Still time to buy Physical Silver 1 commentDec 3, 2009 10:25 AM
Buy the Dips. We get told this on a regular basis, but trying to time our purchases to the ups and downs of the daily swing can be frustrating and harrowing at the same time.
Everyone is talking about how they got in at under $10 an ounce or under $12 and while I'm comfortable at my entry point, I'm also looking for continued opportunities because of what I believe to be a bullish direction for silver.
The Key here, like all good buys, is to be happy where YOU are, not where someone else says they are. We all have the neighbor who, when you drive the new (or new to you) car home, they compliment you on the purchase and then want to know what kind of a deal you got. Once you tell them, there is the inevitable "Wow, I could have gotten it for "XX"". The point here is, if YOU think YOU got a good deal, who cares what the neighbor thinks? If you are comfortable with the purchase and can sleep at night, then you don't worry about where others are.
Yes, you can make money day trading silver, and you can lose it. It's like any other investment. But in the long run, Silver has benefits that dollar don't. It's not backed by the Federal Reserve, it takes extreme heat to change its shape and it's still Silver, unlike FRN's. It has medical uses and it's pretty to look at (again, unlike FRN's).
There are what I believe to be a few more opportunities to purchase physical silver and one of them is occuring right now. Don't bet the farm, but if you have a few spare FRN's, now's the time to invest in YOUR future. It's YOUR deal, do your research and decide for yourself. You can hold a FRN that is steadily losing value since March, or you can hold Silver which has doubled in value in relation to those FRN's in a years time.
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Hi Ed:
I wonder why most of PM articles and "PM expert writers" never talk about Silver and Gold Derivative positions , the current amount is simply astounding and could explain the silver price variations and its potential price manipulation .
According with the report Silver derivatives total $203 billion (Notional amounts outstanding) representing a Gross market values of $32 billion !!
Those amounts of money in paper Silver can be explained with Fed or Big Market Masters funds.
In the other hand , the amount for gold derivative is "only" $ 425 billion , only two times bigger than Silver , "very low ratio" considering the 62 current price ratio !!!
Table 22A: Amounts outstanding of OTC equity-linked and commodity derivatives
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Despite 25% Margin Increases, Silver still a buy. Paper is under $37 but completed auctions say $45-50 per ounce. Do the math May 5, 2011
Cross Contagion. Areas that are unexpected or little researched. Outcomes that are downplayed when they should have been emphasised Mar 17, 2011
Silver breached the $30 mark again today, expect margins to be raised in another lame attempt to stop the rise. Darn those specualtors! :) Feb 8, 2011
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As the top seed in the AFC, the New England Patriots are big home favorites over the No. 4 Indianapolis Colts, and the rest of the NFL media is still buying in on Tom Brady & Co.
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Josh Katzowitz: Patriots
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I made this cake for a friend's daughter for her baby shower. The panels on the six sides of the cake are plaques of rolled buttercream painted with food colors mixed with vanilla extract. The top is painted directly on regular buttercream. The pattern is based on the bedding she has for the nursery, Baby Sunshine.
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I love this..it looks like watercolours...gorgeous for a baby!!!..she's going to love this! ;-D
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What a beautiful cake ~ I really like the thin black accent line around all the designs! Great job :)
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this is gorgeous- can you explain the process of rolled buttercream painting?
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I rolled out the rolled buttercream and cut squares out and let air dry for a couple hours. I transfered the image onto it with a tracing wheel (or pinprick method). I mixed a very small amount of each gel/paste food color in about a half tsp of clear vanilla extract. Then with a light touch and various size paint brushes, I painted the colors on. I let these air dry a couple days so I could pick them up without distorting.
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As the 2012 season approaches optimism is in the air no matter what team you are pulling for, heck even the Dolphins said they should win the AFC this year! So as we look forward to this season, I am going to share a short list of players that will be better in 2012.
This week we cover the Wide Receivers!
Eric Decker, Denver Broncos – This young man is very intriguing to me this year and I think he will be one of the biggest surprises of 2012. Despite playing in the Tim Tebow offense last year, Decker still managed to land at 32nd in fantasy football rankings among wide receivers last season. With Peyton Manning now under center in Denver the passing game with thrive again. Most experts are predicting Demaryius Thomas to get the lion's share of production this year, but I think that will only benefit Decker further. Thomas is clearly the number one, and Decker will face much more single coverage. Manning has always found ways to take lesser known players and turn them into production machines, look at Anthony Gonzales, Austin Collie, Brandon Stokley, and Jacob Tamme to name a few. I would not be surprised to see #87 almost double his numbers from 2011. He could easily post over 80 receptions, 1,200 yards and at least 12 touchdowns this season.
Titus Young, Detroit Lions – Not often in the NFL do offensive rookies have an immediate impact. Yes we do see superstars burst onto the scene, but it is definitely not the norm. Especially on an offense as talent as the Lions. However, Titus Young was far more productive than many realize. As a rookie Titus was the 4th highest scoring fantasy player on the Lions offense, and was actually 42nd among all receivers. The 48 catches for 607 yards and 6 touchdowns was a pretty good start. Yes Titus showed immaturity over the last 9 months, but all indications out of MoTown are that he has his head screwed on straight. Reports out of the mini camps are that he has been uncoverable in practices as his offseason work and focus is really showing. If he can maintain this new level of focus while leaving behind the childish antics, he will explode this season. I could see over 70 receptions and 1,000 yards with double digit touchdowns for Young this season, as he surpasses Burelson as the team's number two receiver.


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POSITION ANALYSIS – If there is such a thing as a disposable position on draft day, it's at guard. There are many college guards that are sound at what they do, but, when it comes to the NFL, only the elite guards actually end up on rosters and, in many cases, teams will move college offensive tackles that don't have the foot speed to handle NFL pass rushers inside to the guard position. In the 2010 draft, only one guard went in the first two rounds and only eight were selected in the entire draft. While we expect more to get taken this year, it is still a position that gets ignored or marginalized by an influx of failed tackles to fill those spots. However, there will be action early and two players – Danny Watkins of Baylor and Mike Pouncey of Florida – have a very good chance of both being taken late in the first round.
VIKINGS GUARDS – Steve Hutchinson, Anthony Herrera, Chris DeGeare, Seth Olsen.
VIKINGS NEED – The team found a solid late-round prospect in DeGeare in last year's draft, but he was needed as injuries to both Hutchinson and Herrera forced the Vikings to juggle their lineup late in the season. Hutchinson remains one of the pre-eminent guards in the league, but is approaching the point in his career where the wear and tear of earning that reputation will come home to roost. He is still a Pro Bowl talent, but the right guard position remains a question mark. Herrera is a focused former backup who expects to get his job back in 2011 – but his play has been good, not great. The Vikings likely won't use one of their first two picks here, but if they trade down from the No. 12 pick and acquire additional later picks, there is the a possibility that this position will get early consideration if a player they covet remains on the board.
Danny Watkins, Baylor, 6-3¾, 309 – Fourth-year senior…Four-year starter who started all 23 games played in 2007-08 at Butte (Mont.) College and all 25 games played in two years at Baylor…Went to Butte to get a degree in firefighting and walked on to the football team…A native of Canada who didn't play football until he went to junior college…Big, physical player who has a mean streak…Has good anchor strength and protects the blind side of the QB well…Pushes defenders and seals them off in run blocking…Can be dominating in pass protection…Has excellent quickness off the snap…Smart player who reads blitzes and has the agility to make plays laterally…Doesn't have ideal size or strength…Plays a little out of control when pulling or at the second level and eliminates himself from plays…Will turn 27 during the 2011 season…Has never played guard and will need to adjust…Has only played four years of organized football…Ran a 5.36 40 at the Combine with 29 reps of 225 pounds (second-best among guards), a 26-inch vertical jump and an anemic 7-8 broad jump.
PROJECTION: A real boom-bust type of player, he has all the intangibles to be a good NFL starter and really stood out at the Senior Bowl. However, a rookie who turns 27 during the season is almost unheard of. But, he's smart and his body doesn't have a lot of wear and tear, so it may outweigh the age concerns – making him a fringe first-round prospect.
Mike Pouncey, Florida, 6-5¾, 312 – Fourth-year senior…Three-year starter who started last 41 games of his college career…As a true freshman moved from guard to defensive tackle due to injuries there – making four starts late in the year…Quick feet and excellent lateral agility…Plays very physically…Has the size, base strength and technique to take on big DTs in single coverage…Good speed on lead blocking on sweeps…Gets into pass protection stance quickly…Played next to his brother Maurkice, a 2010 first-round pick by the Steelers, for three years…Looked a bit out of his element at center making line calls, having spent his first two years as a starter at guard…Had more than his share of problems with technique in the shotgun formation, which diminishes his value as a center for a team in need…Doesn't have great instincts and will whiff on stunts…Doesn't always have knee bend and will get off-balance…Ran a 5.12 40 at the Combine with a 25-inch vertical jump and a 8-0 broad jump – he opted not to lift.
PROJECTION: There's no question that his twin brother will grease the wheels for Pouncey. We have him as a borderline first-round prospect, but fully expect him to be the first guard to come off the board. His versatility – starting at all three interior line positions – will likely vault him into the mix as the first interior linemen to get drafted.
Ben Ijalana, Villanova, 6-3¾, 320 – Fourth-year senior…Started all 53 games of his career at tackle…Has excellent pass-blocking skills and good feet to mirror defender and force him upfield…Came to Villanova as a doughy 350-pound freshman…Missed the Senior Bowl and the Combine workouts after having double-hernia surgery in December…Has long 34½-inch arms and uses them well…Sustains his blocks well…While projecting as a guard, he has the physical tools and versatility to develop into a tackle if needed…Durable player who has never missed a game due to injury…Has foot agility to make blocks at the second level…Looked dominant, but was consistently playing against inferior competition and was rarely challenged by frustrating ends in the second half…Doesn't have a classic O-line upper body or bulk strength…Hand punch isn't effective…Doesn't have the lateral quickness to consistently hold up at tackle at the next level…Doesn't have great natural awareness…Will be transitioning in the NFL…Didn't work out at the Combine.
PROJECTION: Ijalana has near-prototype size that, had he been a four-year starter at guard, would be a lock to go in the first round. As it is, he is a player that will likely be on the board into the second round. Depending on his recovery from hernia surgery, his stock could drop even farther.
Clint Boling, Georgia, 6-5, 310 – Fourth-year senior…Started 49 of 51 career games…Works extremely hard and is a natural leader on the field…Has a lot of versatility having played multiple O-line positions in the SEC – a tall order week to week – including six games at left tackle, five games at right guard and two games at right tackle in his 13 starts in 2010…Has good technique in run blocking…Is good when asked to pull or trap…Recognizes blitzes quickly and reacts…Has good lateral agility and doesn't end up on the ground…Doesn't play up to his measurables…Won't be able to overpower defenders at the next level…Doesn't get a lot of knee bend and will play too high to be consistently effective…Struggled against Nick Fairley when they played and raised some concerns…Ran a 5.28 40 at the Combine with 28 reps, a 31-inch vertical jump and a 8-6 broad jump.
PROJECTION: Any time you've been a four-year starter for the best conference in college football, you have earned your stripes. He isn't a dominant guard, but has all the tools to be a 10-year starter in the NFL. But, without the big upside, he will be on the board into the second round.
Will Rackley, Lehigh, 6-3¼, 307 – Fourth-year senior…Started 45 of 46 career games…The first freshman starter on the Lehigh offensive line in 20 years…Dominated his competition consistently…A very strong run blocker capable of getting a big push to open running lanes…Has very strong hands and delivers a good punch…Durable and leads by example…Has good balance and rarely ends up on the ground…Biggest drawback is that he has never faced elite competition, so he looks more dominant on film…When he locks on a defender, he doesn't use his strength to wash him out completely when he can…Raw in terms of football intelligence and being able to read and react to blitzes…Has difficulty sustaining blocks on the move…Did not run at the Combine because of a hip flexor injury, but did have 29 reps, a 23½-inch vertical jump and a 8-3 broad jump.
PROJECTION: A four-year left tackle for an FCS school doesn't translate to the NFL. He has all the requisite skills, but will have to make a significant transition, which will likely drop him into the third round.
Zach Hurd, Connecticut, 6-6¾, 325 – Fifth-year senior…Three-year starter who started his final 39 games…Arrived on the U-Conn campus as a 230-pound redshirt freshman…Suffered a strained calf muscle and had to skip the Senior Bowl…Has very good footwork for his size…Is huge and can engulf smaller defenders…Aggressive in run blocking and pushes defenders around…Sustains blocks when he gets a leverage advantage and doesn't let up…Durable player who has never missed a game…Doesn't have a great football I.Q. and blows assignments too often…Didn't play elite competition very often…Struggles against speed rushers…Doesn't have natural knee bend and can look a little sluggish in his movements…Gained almost 100 pounds from the time he showed up at U-Conn…Doesn't take advantage of hand use as much as he should…Ran a 5.28 40 at the Combine with a 28-inch vertical jump and a 8-6 vertical jump – did not lift, citing his was recovery from the flu.
PROJECTION: A nice combination of size and strength, he could develop into a starter, but, more likely, be a competent swingman capable of playing both guard positions and right tackle. That is enough to assure that somebody will take him on Day 2 of the draft.
John Moffitt, Wisconsin, 6-4, 314 – Fifth-year senior…Became a starter midway through his redshirt freshman season and started 42 of 45 career games…Has a history of abdominal strains and required hernia surgery after the 2009 season…Willing teammate who has moved from guard to center when the team has needed it…Has excellent mass and a wide, proportional body scouts like…Excellent run blocker who has good footwork and hand use…Very good mechanics and neutralizes defenders on almost every snap…Will get overwhelmed by speed rushers…Doesn't look natural or overly effective blocking out to the second level…Is stiff-legged and will play too upright at times…Doesn't have ideal athleticism…Ran a 5.51 40 at the Combine with 23 reps of 225 pounds, a 30½-inch vertical jump and a 8-6 broad jump.
PROJECTION: Another in a long line of Big Ten offensive linemen that have moved on to the NFL, but his calling card may well be as a versatile backup, which will drop him into Day Three.
Stephen Schilling, Michigan, 6-4¼, 302 – Fifth-year senior…Four-year starter who spent his first two years at right tackle and his last two at left guard…Started all 49 games of his college career…During his redshirt freshman season, he contracted mononucleosis and lost 20 pounds and had shoulder surgery…Three times named team's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman…Good size with a body capable of growing more…Sets up quickly in pass protection…Good burst off the snap in run blocking and attacks defenders…Very good at the second level…Has short arms and allows defenders to get into his body…Did not help his case at the Senior Bowl…Will lunge and get out of position…Stops moving his feet on contact too often in run blocking…Doesn't have good recovery ability when out of position and ends up on the ground…Ran a 5.18 40 at the Combine with an impressive 30 reps, a 25½-inch vertical jump and a 8-2 broad jump.
PROJECTION: Scouts have varied opinions on Schilling, but experienced Big Ten linemen find a way onto NFL rosters. He will likely come off the board in the middle to end of Day Three and will have no guarantees of making a roster, but will end up, at the very least, on a practice squad.
Bryant Browning, Ohio State, 6-3, 310 – Fifth-year senior…Three-year starter who made all 39 starts in that span…An old-school wide body with strong legs…A solid pass protector who can lock onto defenders and steer them…Good burst out of his stance…Versatile, intelligent (was his high school's valedictorian) and a natural leader…Doesn't use his hands well and will need refinement…Doesn't have ideal upper-body strength and bull-rushers can cause him a lot of trouble…Doesn't have great lateral range and looks awkward on the move…Is not a factor consistently at the second level…Did not work out at the Combine.
PROJECTION: Browning has experience at right guard and tackle, which should get him drafted late, but his upside is marginal and will have to be in the right system to make it long-term in the NFL.
Keith Williams, Nebraska, 6-4¾, 313 – Fifth-year senior…Three-year starter who made 34 of 40 starts in that span…Looks the part and has good size with growth potential…Has good upper- and lower-body strength and doesn't get pushed around…Plays with a mean streak and, when he has a leverage advantage, drives defenders into the ground…Has good short-area lateral quickness…Has a good hand punch…Has short arms and it is hard to keep defenders out of his body…If he is stood up on contact, his feet stop moving and he pushes opponents rather than sinking his hips…Has trouble sustaining blocks if the pocket starts to break down and the QB still has the ball…Isn't a gym rat and it shows in his conditioning…Ran a 5.28 40 at the Combine with 23 reps, a 24½-inch vertical jump and a 7-9 broad jump.
PROJECTION: He has the body type that scouts love in projects, but his lack of passion to be better made him a big man on campus, but won't translate to the NFL. Will need more work than your average experienced Nebraska O-lineman. That should drop him into the final couple of rounds.
Maurice Hurt, Florida, 6-3, 319 – Fifth-year senior granted a medical redshirt three games into his freshman season…Played in 41 career games, but started just 17 – only became a full-time starter last year…A laundry list of injuries – missed his senior year of high school with knee surgery, two games to "stingers" and three more to a shoulder injury his freshman year, six games in his sophomore year from stingers, and his 2010 season ended with a MCL injury that required surgery and kept him from playing in the Outback Bowl or working out at the Combine…Strong and has a jolting hand punch…Gets out of his stance quickly in pass protection…Has position versatility…Steers defenders well as a run blocker…Good football I.Q….Has a lot of difficulty will speed rushers and doesn't have good recovery skills when he loses leverage…Sheds off too many blocks when asked to sustain…Has very limited footwork and isn't adept at pulling or trapping…Injury history is an enormous red flag…Some teams won't rank him because of his medical history, but he has enough upside to get taken late.
Justin Boren, Ohio State, 6-3, 309 – Fifth-year senior…Played two years at Michigan before transferring to OSU – the first football player in 70 years to transfer from Michigan to Ohio State…At Michigan, he suffered a broken leg as a freshman, but returned to start all 13 games (eight at center, five at guard) in 2007…Started all 25 games played for Buckeyes…Intelligent player who was an Academic All-American…Has explosive hand punch and comes out of his stance quickly…Has good field awareness and instincts when to slide to take on another defender…A hard worker who puts in the extra time to improve…Can handle multiple pass-rush moves…Isn't overly athletic and struggles when on the move on sweeps or traps…Stops his feet too often on contact…When plays break down, too often he becomes a spectator instead of improvising…Has a history of knee injuries, which cost him a chance to work out at the Combine…A player who didn't like his coach and quit the team doesn't bode well in the minds of NFL coaches and G.M.s, especially when you're a marginal talent that may not get drafted until the final rounds.
Andrew Jackson, Fresno State, 6-5¼, 302 – Fifth-year senior…Started 39 of 40 games played…Underwent back surgery in early 2008 and missed time the last two years with knee and ankle injuries…Is quick out of his stance to get in pass protection…Is a solid anchor in pass protection…Has a mean streak…Has a good hand punch that can rock defenders…Is much too lean in his frame, which will turn off some teams…For being as tall as he is, he has short arms for an NFL guard (32 inches)…Doesn't look natural in leading sweeps or trying to take out a defender at the second level…Doesn't consistently bend his knees, which is death for a 6-5 offensive lineman at the next level…His stock dropped after he missed nine games due to an ankle injury as a senior and his East-West Shrine performance was iffy – dropping him the realm of the late-round cattle call.
David Arkin, Missouri State, 6-4¼, 302 – Fifth-year senior…Started all 44 career games…Two-time team captain and Academic All-American…Has good upper-body strength…Versatile, having played both guard and tackle…Sustains his blocks extremely well…Played in a zone blocking system like they run in Denver, Green Bay and Houston…Very durable – has never missed a game due to injury…Played marginal competition…Did not have a good week at the East-West Shrine Game and struggled with speed tackles…Plays too high and will be redirected…Limited guard experience…A Catch-22 of a player with the skill set of an offensive tackle, but not the size to play outside. He dominated at Missouri State, but will be given a shot in the late rounds.
Garrett Chisholm, South Carolina, 6-5½, 312 – Fifth-year senior…Spent a year at Pikesville (Ky.) College in 2006 and a year at Trident Tech in South Carolina in 2007…Out of football in 2008, and, after walking on to the squad, in two years with the Gamecocks, he started 14 of 20 games, including all 12 in 2010…Is tall with long arms and a body that can hold additional weight if needed without losing mobility…Has been timed at 5.05 in the 40…Has good footwork and is quick out of his stance to lead on sweeps and react on screens…Plays with fire and passion and works hard in practice and in the weight room…Had ACL surgery in November and some teams won't even have him on their board, especially if they believe the current labor stoppage will continue into the developmental camp season…Has thin lower body that doesn't look like it can withstand an inside pounding…Doesn't explode out of his stance and allows defenders into his body…Only 14 Division I starts point to a long learning curve…When you look at him on tape, he looks like a much better prospect than he is rated here, but he may not be healthy until October or November after knee surgery and most teams won't use a draft pick on damaged goods. They would rather sign him as a free agent.
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