Armanti Edwards Scouting Report
| Position: | WR |
| Conference: | Div I-AA |
| School: | Appalachian State Mountaineers |
| Year/Status: | Drafted |
| Jersey Number: | #14 |
| Height & Weight: | 5'11 - 185 lbs. |
2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Armanti Edwards, WR, Appalachian State
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I'm a die hard App State fan. Trust me, hes a BEAST
Favrepack044 12/12/09 12:07 PM
Mr. Colon with all do respect you and all other draft anyalsts are stuck up! Im saying you are stuck because no matter how good a fcs player you will never give them credit where credit is do! This man broke records in both FCS and FBS but just cause hes FCS he is projected 7th to FA!!! All draft Anyalsts go to www.appfan.com and watch some videos and you will change your mind!
AppStateFan14 01/07/10 06:33 PM
All of you appstate fans need a reality check. Stats mean nothing. Sure he has a good arm and has electric speed. But he has little accuracy, has no experience in a pro offense, and he throws the ball like a baseball player, which means he'll never get a pass off in the nfl. He's a poor man's Brad Smith.
sibo 02/09/10 11:03 AM
Edwards is one of the most explosive, dynamic players in college football history. He goes into each contest believing his team will win. Although not a large player physically, his heart to compete is huge....just ask The boys in Ann Arbor.
tigerlou 02/10/10 09:45 PM
Its crazy that AE is listed as a WR. That will not happen. He is the only QB to ever throw for 10,000 and rush for 4,000 in either FBS or FCS. A college record that will probably stand for a long time !!
carpubwhselookie123 02/25/10 08:35 PM
Sibo, accuracy? You obviously haven't seen his stats!! Give him a break, a baseball player? How many games have you seen him play??
carpubwhselookie123 02/25/10 08:39 PM
I agree with you Mr. Colon that a NFL prospect such as Armanti Edwards is difficult to project. And we all know of many examples of outstanding college players who failed to produce at the next level so we will have to wait to let Armanti show us what he can do!
But you know, I have watched this young man play game after game at a very high level. Of course his stats reflect this. But one thing stats don't reflect is how many games Armanti and App State came from behind in, and stayed in and won, or almost won, in the last 4 years. This Kid knows how to play under pressure and is not rattled by the scoreboard, the clock or by playing in a hostile environment. His stats were nearly the same whether playing at home or away.
I believe Armanti Edwards' "never give-up" attitude will prove to be an asset to whoever drafts him or signs him and at whatever position they ask him to play! Let's Watch and see!
black&goldheart 03/29/10 09:12 PM
Sibo unaccurate really......... please go to appfan.com and watch the app vs wofford game and take in what you see. He has great accuracy in the pocket and while scrambling!!!
AppStateFan14 04/04/10 05:16 PM
Armanti Edwards deserves a shot to be a QB, but has a small chance of succeeding. He is fun to watch and was a excellent college QB, I'm a Michigan fan so I should hate him, but there have been others like him that made it. Seneca Wallace.
jnols 04/16/10 09:22 PM

Mr. Colon How can you evaluate someones talent level by looking at his "skinny legs" and "rail thin body"?? Name another QB in the draft who will run sub 4.4 and can throw the bal 60+ yards on the run and hit his reciever in the chest. Didn't think you could come up with one. He is 185 lbs. of run you over. I'm telling ya once the post season all star games and the combine is over I challenge you to re-post some of the "junk" above. I think you,analysts and NFL scouts will have a different view of Armanti once you have seen him perform beside of "top ranked talent" if they show up to participate(I would hate for them to get embarraseed by a small school player with skinny legs!!!!!!!!! We will see!!!!!!!!!!
elgreer 12/10/09 10:21 AM