

mtfball wrote:There is no possible way Donny Lisowski makes an NFL roster, I don't think he even makes it to a camp. He will be lucky to get an arena or CFL look at best. 5'10 athletes are a dime a dozen when it comes to trying to make a spot on a professional football team. He coulda ran a 4.25 40 and still wouldn't make an NFL roster. Do u think the NFL scouts are not watching film? He was a defensive backup his entire career, and an above average special teamer in the Big Sky Conference. I'd love to see any former Grizzly get a chance, but I think it's delusional to consider Donny Lisowski making it in the NFL. I hope i'm wrong.
mtfball wrote:There is no possible way Donny Lisowski makes an NFL roster, I don't think he even makes it to a camp. He will be lucky to get an arena or CFL look at best. 5'10 athletes are a dime a dozen when it comes to trying to make a spot on a professional football team. He coulda ran a 4.25 40 and still wouldn't make an NFL roster. Do u think the NFL scouts are not watching film? He was a defensive backup his entire career, and an above average special teamer in the Big Sky Conference. I'd love to see any former Grizzly get a chance, but I think it's delusional to consider Donny Lisowski making it in the NFL. I hope i'm wrong.



PeteMitchell wrote:I suspect Donny already knows he is a long shot. But God bless him for pursueing his dream. Here's hoping more EGriz board members will simply support him and wish him luck rather than telling him (or any person on this earth for that matter) what is "absolutely NOT possible". Besides, I thought I heard he had already been invited to an individual team workout which means some scout did see something that piqued their interest.
And just to be factually correct, Donny was a starter at CB during the Griz playoff games.


BearEssentials wrote:Awfully tough to make The League with only several starts, but I think his number of starts are more a reflection of the recently dismissed HC's and recently departed DC's underutilization of his abilities. When he played, he made plays. After pro day, word was some scouts were astonished the coaching staff hadn't identified Lisowski as a prospect. I think he'll be lucky to get an NFL opportunity, but hope he does. The more UM players getting shots, whether they stick or not, the better our program looks to future recruits and scouts.


Scott Disick wrote:Brint,
How many SEC benchwarmers that won't get drafted have better measurables that your boy "DLo"?
stop trying so hard,
Scott
Growler1 wrote:Scott Disick wrote:Brint,
How many SEC benchwarmers that won't get drafted have better measurables that your boy "DLo"?
stop trying so hard,
Scott
He's the ultimate sugar-coater, haven't you heard? Every Griz player, down to the team manager, is an all-conference player in waiting.


Growler1 wrote:He's the ultimate sugar-coater, haven't you heard? Every Griz player, down to the team manager, is an all-conference player in waiting.

DuCharme wrote:Growler1 wrote:He's the ultimate sugar-coater, haven't you heard? Every Griz player, down to the team manager, is an all-conference player in waiting.
Selective reading. I've excerpted parts of a BW practice report in a different thread to show the abovement statement is pure bullshit.

BWahlberg wrote:Invited to the Seahawks camp, best of luck Donny!
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