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Pre-draft sausage on Chase Claypool. by G.K.Chesterton
Dan Shonka from Ourlads, a guy I have listened to for years, was interviewed yesterday on a local station. He was first asked to name an an over-rated and an under-rated WR in the draft. He skipped the first question but had this to say on under-rated WRs:
"...but I think Claypool from Notre Dame, a big, strong guy, we originally had him going to Buffalo and now maybe the Vikings will take him...I think he is kind of being overlooked, which is hard to believe with the combine workout he had and his career there at Notre Dame. I think Claypool from Notre Dame would look awfully nice in that green and gold."
Per NDInsider.com, Mel Kiper, Jr. also has him going in the first round (at 30 to the Packers).
***-Pre-draft sausage is now allowed, per page 19,747 of the 2020 stimulus bill.