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ProFootballTalk.com found this 4/25/2008 on www.themercury.com [flag]
In the midst of all the uncertainty of any professional draft, Jordy Nelson admits, "There's more of a feeling that it's real. It's a feeling that it's going to happen, and not hoping it will happen. It's pretty dang close to being for sure." The 2008 National Football League Draft will take place on Saturday, April 26, with the first two rounds, followed by the remaining five rounds on ... [link]

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REDSKINS LOOK AT JORDY NELSON
Published 4/25/2008 by Michael David Smith at ProFootballTalk.com
... PFT that the Redskins weren’t done after visiting those two. Per the source, team owner Daniel Snyder, vice president for football operations Vinny Cerrato and head coach Jim Zorn also conducted a private workout with Kansas State wide receiver Jordy Nelson. Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell made the trip to throw passes to Nelson. Nelson has previously told the Manhattan (Kansas) Mercury that the Redskins told him they’re interested when he visited their facilities.“They just said they were interested and wanted to see how I might fit in with their team,” Nelson said ...

Competition For Jordy Nelson
Published 4/25/2008 by primetime 07 at Arrowhead Pride: Front Page Posts
... Nelson and his agent have been hearing 2nd round from multiple sources.  The Redskins were reportedly interested in him and had him out for a visit. ...

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The Packers traded their first round pick to the Jets and moved down to gain an extra second round pick. With that pick, the 36th overall pick, the Packers picked Jordy Nelson, wide receiver out of Kansas State. My first reaction….ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME?!?! Nelson has great size at 6′2 5/8″ and weighs 215 pounds. He caught 122 passes in 2007 for 1606 yards.
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With the No. 41 overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills select wide receiver James Hardy out of Indiana. After no wide receivers went in the entire first round of the draft, the Bills found themselves in a great position. Only Donnie Avery and Jordy Nelson went off the board at the position before they made their second-round pick.
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Jordy Nelson - WR - Green Bay Packers

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NFL Events: Draft Player Profiles - Jordy Nelson

Out of Bounds found this 4/28/2008 on www.nfl.com

Overview Overview From a former walk-on struggling to get on the field at strong safety to one of the premier receivers in the collegiate ranks, Nelson has come a long way since his days at Riley County High School. His banner senior campaign saw him ...
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