Sanders stock rising--Top 100 Pick?

[ponyscott]

Sports Illustrated reports on unheralded WR's and ES is doing it:

Emmanuel Sanders/SMU: In many ways, Sanders stole the day as he surpassed expectations at every turn. After running well in the forty, Sanders was fast during the practice session and made all the catches. He ran good routes in the short field and was flawless making the deep receptions. Sanders made NFL decision-makers take notice and could end up as a top 100 choice.

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[StallionsModelT]

Would love to see the Cowboys grab him in the 4th or 5th. I don't think Sanders goes higher than that.

[expony18]

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[Chuck Norris]

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[mustang musashi]

[Pony4Life]

Would love to see the Cowboys grab him in the 4th or 5th. I don't think Sanders goes higher than that.

Since I hate the Cowboys, I hope he goes elsewhere (although it would be really cool if he was so impressive he got Patrick Crayton cut), but I bet he goes higher than the fifth, and maybe higher than the fourth; I have seen some mocks that have him climbing into the back end of the third.
I'll believe it when I see it, but that would be cool.

[davidpaul123]

I could see him ending up with the texans who like to run a pretty wide open offense and could use another reciever.

[mustang musashi]

Would love to see the Cowboys grab him in the 4th or 5th. I don't think Sanders goes higher than that.

i agree with this as ive mentioned it on a different thread... if hes drafted it would likely be in the 4-5th round... but he could very easily not get drafted at all either... Davone Bess went undrafted yet he led the Dolphins as a receiver... heck going undrafted doesnt mean you dont have skills or talent, it just means you need a better agent...

[StallionsModelT]

I really wonder if Dallas is even going to spend a pick on a WR this year. They've actually had tremendous success finding WR's very late or through post-draft free agency.

Patrick Crayton (7th Round)
Miles Austin (Undrafted)
Kevin Ogletree (Undrafted)