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In 2014, his first full season with quarterback Colin Kaepernick under center, Crabtree really never lived up to his billing as a No. He was considered one of the top free-agent receivers entering March, but there just hasn’t been a market for his services. He recently worked out for the San Francisco 49ers.Ī first-round pick in 2009, Crabtree is apparently waiting for the proper fit.

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If there are any teams needing an upgrade at wide receiver, Nicks still possesses adequate potential when he is healthy and given the opportunity to play. Since then, things have tumbled downhill quickly. Back in 2011, the North Carolina product tallied 1,192 yards in helping Tom Coughlin and company to a Lombardi. Prior to Nicks’ uneventful 2014 campaign (38 receptions), he did put up some solid numbers for the aforementioned Giants. Joel will be there covering the event live, so we've got a ton of stuff coming your way in the next three days.A first-round pick of the New York Giants in 2009, Nicks finds himself looking for another job after spending just one season in Indy. Kiffin will head to Birmingham for SEC Media Days, which begin tomorrow, with the Vols going in the Friday 10:30 AM slot. Kiffin closed the press conference by speaking on his team having its highest GPA in four years during the spring semester, and that there have been zero arrests in his eight months on the job."Bryce Brown looks like a guy who's been in the NFL for a few years.he's got that superstar walk and swagger about him." He mentioned that Brown is a vegetarian, but ate a steak at Coach Gran's house.He mentioned specifically with Crompton that his past here was like a bad relationship, and you could see how he still freezes up sometimes with mistakes, and that he was working with him to improve that. Later he mentioned that he doesn't believe in rotating quarterbacks and would never do it (which he did in Oakland). Quarterbacks will split reps at the start of fall camp.Kiffin said this determination was made before the injuries to Austin Rogers and Denarius Moore. Kiffin said he hasn't even thought about that, that it may be something they get to eventually, but scoffed at the notion that black was his favorite color by asking if people had seen the last two years of his life. As mentioned in the comments, the first question was about new uniforms.

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UPDATE 1:36 PM - adding in additional information from the video feed:

The aforementioned Eric Berry For Heisman campaign is underway. Who says concussions are necessarily a bad thing Wide receiver Denarius Moore of the Tennessee Volunteers got knocked out by Alabama corner DeMarcus Milline.

To me, it’s that whole character issue, becoming a self-starter, becoming a self-motivated person, and a lot of it comes with maturity. On the inconsistencies of wide receiver Denarius Moore: A lot of it is going to be on Denarius. At least that's what he riously though, the way he goes on about Tebow's future in the NFL, I'd start looking elsewhere for the culprit. Once considered a potential breakout star early in his Raiders career, Denarius Moore will head elsewhere this offseason hoping to rejuvenate his career. Some highlights of a media session with Raiders offensive coordinator Greg Olson.

Kiffin did vote for Tim Tebow for All-SEC.

Kiffin will be on the sideline, Chaney in the press box to assist. Kiffin says he wants to get the play call in as quickly as possible, citing the importance of every second for the quarterback at the line of scrimmage.

The importance of calling plays quickly.

The Knoxville News-Sentinel was on hand at the briefing this morning, and they've covered a variety of topics, including: The once-promised video of today's preseason media briefing is yet to materialize at, but if it does we'll have it for you (Edit 1:19 PM - and here it is).