The Powder Blues 2014 Draft Sleeper thread!

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

DT Mike Pennel; Colorado State - Pueblo; 6-3, 365. When motivated he is a true space eater with surprisingly light feet and while he likely lacks the overall range to make a lot of plays himself at the next level, could be a dominating pocket buster who demands constant double-teaming.

[Coachmarkos]

this is where I throw out my annual SDSU Jackrabbit as someone who could be looked at.

I submit this year's Jackrabbit prospect: Offensive Tackle Bryan Witzmann http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2014&genpos=OT

[Formula 21]

DT Mike Pennel; Colorado State - Pueblo; 6-3, 365, 5.25 … Could be one of the biggest stories of the combine - both literally and figuratively - although he does not have much of a track record on the field and also appears to be bringing a lot of baggage. Indeed, brings new meaning to the term ‘million-dollar talent, 5-cent brain!‘ Certainly will be hard to miss at the combine as he is a genuinely massive guy at over 365 pounds who was a junior college All-American in 2011 when he had 5 sacks at Scottsdale CC in Arizona. Originally committed to Arkansas for his junior year in 2012, but ultimately ended up at Arizona State where he played in only 5 games that year after being suspended twice for not meeting team standards. Pennel then moved on to CSU-Pueblo last fall, but again spent much of the season in the coach’s proverbial doghouse. In fact, was suspended three times for a total of 6 games this past season for a variety of infractions. However, NFL teams still want to see this guy at the combine as he has been described as having “once-in-20-years" physical talent. When motivated he is a true space eater with surprisingly light feet and while he likely lacks the overall range to make a lot of plays himself at the next level, could be a dominating pocket buster who demands constant double-teaming.

Another all talent, I don't want this non-committed bum on my team. Just like OT Seantrel Henderson, how many times do you let them screw up and come back before you say enough.