Lions take WR Broyles with 54th pick
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- A lot of Detroit Lions fans are going to be shaking their heads over this one.
The Lions selected Oklahoma receiver Ryan Broyles with their second-round pick, 54th overall, Friday night in the NFL Draft.
Broyles, coming off surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee late last season, was projected as a fourth-round selection by some...
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April 27, 2012
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Lions Select Oklahoma WR Ryan Broyles (Rd.2, No.54)
With the 54th overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Lions select Oklahoma WR Ryan Broyles. Broyles is polished and consistent. Though undersized, he knows how to get open and make the catch. He could soon be an NFL starter based on his ball skills and route-running ability alone. His feel for space on the field and knack for understanding defenses boosts his value immensely. Even...
All-American WR Broyles holds pro day after injury
Less than five months after having surgery on a torn knee ligament, All-American receiver Ryan Broyles made his case for the NFL draft Thursday by running the 40-yard dash and a handful of routes for pro scouts.
Broyles was clocked in 4.57 seconds and 4.59 seconds on a pair of 40-yard runs and caught six passes from former Oklahoma quarterback Joey Halzle.
Broyles has caught the...
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April 12, 2012
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Cowboys To Meet With Oklahoma WR Ryan Broyles
Former Oklahoma wide receiver Ryan Broyles is visiting the Cowboys, according to a report by Scout.com's Aaron Wilson. Broyles was one of the most prolific collegiate receivers in the country during his time in Norman, accounting for 4,586 yards and 45 touchdowns in four seasons. He caught 131 passes for 1,622 during his junior campaign, finishing second for the Biletnikoff Award...
Ryan Broyles scouting report
Ryan Broyles WR Oklahoma #85
Ht: 5’10″Wt: 192
Strengths:
Good hands; catches away from his body and quickly secures the ball and turns upfield. Explosive runner with the ball in his hands. Shows good vision and has the agility to make guys miss in the open field. Does a nice job adjusting to the ball in the air. A good all-around athlete; great body control when going...
Sooners' Spring Questions: Who replaces Ryan Broyles?
It's almost an insult to Ryan Broyles to even ask the question.Can he be replaced?You just don't snap your fingers and find an adequate fill-in for one of the greatest pass catchers in college football history. Broyles could beat defenses in so many ways - deep routes, screens, catch-and-runs. He was the perfect receiver for oklahoma's uptempo Air Raid offense, an...
Ryan Broyles tears ACL after electing to stay at Oklahoma for his senior season
Oklahoma University wide receiver Ryan Broyles, who is college football's all-time leader in receptions, tore his ACL after planting his foot awkwardly as he was being tackled by a Texas A&M defender on Saturday.
While you always feel for a guy who goes down with a serious season-ending injury, the circumstances surrounding Broyle's situation make...
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November 07, 2011
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Sooners lose Broyles in win over A&M
Another Saturday, another day of carnage. Drink, football fan, drink.
Unranked Northwestern beat double-digit favorite No. 10 Nebraska at Lincoln while No. 15 Michigan lost to unranked Iowa. This means that the Big Ten's Legends division is not legendary but it does qualify to rival Big East play. Yeah, I know, that's harsh, but someone has to paint the ugly picture of reality...
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November 06, 2011
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Report: Sooners WR Broyles out for year
Oklahoma wide receiver Ryan Broyles will miss the rest of the season after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament Saturday night against Texas A&M, CBS Sports reported.
Broyles, who broke the record for career NCAA receptions earlier this season, was injured during the third quarter, landing awkwardly on his left leg while trying to spin out of a tackle.
The senior was seen...
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November 05, 2011
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LATER, SOONER
Oklahoma's Ryan Broyles tears ACL
Ryan Broyles returned to OU and has piled up all kinds of records. His Sooner career is prematurely over, however, as a torn ACL against Texas A&M on Saturday has cut short his senior season.
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November 05, 2011
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