on Sean Renfree (from Peter King of "SI")

[diablesseblu]

Here's a quote from Peter King's MMQB column:

"Finally, three players I'll be watching at the Combine, three with question marks and debatable upsides:

1. Quarterback Sean Renfree, Duke. No one's talking about him, but he completed 70 percent of his throws in six of 12 games for David Cutcliffe last fall, was a comeback specialist, and has the pedigree in a good pro-style offense to play early. Could he be more than a late-round flyer, this year's Ryan Lindley? We'll see."


Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl...#ixzz2LGHWqOn8

[OldPhiKap]

I think whoever takes a shot with Sean will be pleasantly surprised. He has shown poise in the pocket, and an ability to put the ball where it needs to go.

Best of luck!

[roywhite]

What was the extent of Renfree's injury from the Bowl Game? Is he back to being able to work out?

Hope he gets a shot, and looking forward to Conner Vernon getting drafted.

[PDDuke85]

What was the extent of Renfree's injury from the Bowl Game? Is he back to being able to work out?

Hope he gets a shot, and looking forward to Conner Vernon getting drafted.

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/201...ake-a-hit.html
I've not heard anything differently since this report

[HK Dukie]

Renfree is getting some publicity from Chris Mortensen of ESPN and Mike Mayock a draft guru for NFL Network.

http://www.rotoworld.com/content/pla...e=23501&spln=1

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2013/...shariff-floyd/


Mike Mayock says in that last article"“Does not have a big arm talent,’’ Mayock said, “but his anticipation and accuracy are outstanding. He’s going to be a fifth-round guy.” That would put him in the top 8 QBs selected based on historical trends (average 12 QBs selected over the 7 rounds and 8 QBs selected in the first 5 rounds).