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Look: Former Iowa Player Appears To Criticize Play Calling
IOWA CITY, IOWA- SEPTEMBER 15: Wide receiver Brandon Smith #12 of the Iowa Hawkeyes runs up the field during the first half against defensive back Isaiah Nimmers #26 of the Northern Iowa Panthers on September 15, 2018 at Kinnick Stadium, in Iowa City, Iowa. (Photo by Matthew Holst/Getty Images)
Wide receiver Brandon Smith didn’t get a ton of catches during his four years at Iowa. But now that his time with the Hawkeyes is over, he appears to be airing a couple of grievances he has with their playcalling.
Taking to Twitter this weekend, Smith found a highlight of a big touchdown grab he made in a game. He then retweeted it and seemingly criticized the team for not calling more plays like that.
2021 NFL Draft Results: Minnesota Vikings select Ihmir Smith-Marsette
A wide receiver finally coming to Minnesota
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It took a while, but the Minnesota Vikings have finally gotten their hands on a wide receiver in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Ihmir Smith-Marsette
Date of Birth: 29 August 1999 (22 years old)
Height: 6’0”
Twitter handle: @ ihmirr
With the #th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings have selected Ihmir Smith-Marsette, a wide receiver from the University of Iowa.
Smith-Marsette is a player that was selected as a two-time Honorable Mention All-Big Ten as a receiver in each of the past two seasons. He came to the Hawkeyes as a cornerback but converted to wide receiver after getting to Kirk Ferentz and company.
2021 Spring Previews: Linebackers
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Yeah, I know the lead pic is technically a power clean, but whatever.
The most explosive full body exercise is here - the hang clean.
Done correctly, it will make you so jacked that walking to the sink will be difficult. You’ll be the adoration of men, women, children, and whatever species Ryan Day is.
Linebackers are consistently jacks of all trades. Not knowing if some 330 pound kid from Ottumwa, Iowa who plays Farming Simulator 2019 un-ironically is going to block down on you, or you have to cover Saquon Barkley in the flat, sucks.
2021 NFL Draft Love/Hate: Front 7
From a Ravens perspective
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With the first wave of free agency officially complete, the focus has shifted to the next phase of the NFL offseason, the 2021 NFL draft that will begin on April 29th.
Between coronavirus opt-outs and the lack of a traditional scouting combine, evaluating the prospects available in this unique draft cycle has been a challenge. NFL front offices always arrange their individual draft boards differently and this class will likely include even less consensus that usual.
Due to various schematic preferences, specific skillset needs and the potential for players to be overrated or underrated by media analysts, there could be dramatic variance on draft day.