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GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS by Scott Nelson
GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS  by Scott  Nelson





GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS by Scott Nelson

In 1950, the cousins relocated to Chicago, where they joined the choir of the Jewish Church of God and Saints of Christ Congregation on the city's south side. The roots of the Flamingos lie in Baltimore, where cousins Jake and Zeke Carey grew up in the same neighborhood occupied by the Orioles' Sonny Til. If Nelson were brought in, he may be able to help in that sense.Universally hailed as one of the finest and most influential vocal groups in pop music history, the Flamingos defined doo wop at its most elegant and sophisticated, their matchless harmonies profoundly impacting the Motown Sound of the 1960s and the Philly soul of the following decade. However, behind the top three, the actual defensive depth isn’t great with many of their defensive backs playing mostly on special teams.

GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS by Scott Nelson

The Dolphins currently have a fair amount of safeties on their roster, including Jevon Holland, Brandon Jones, Eric Rowe, Clayton Fejedelem, Sheldrick Redwine and a number of safety/corner hybrids. He ran a 4.49-second 40-yard dash and recorded a 39.5-inch vertical jump.

GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS by Scott Nelson

He played in 28 games over four years with the Badgers, recording 125 total tackles, 19 passes defended, four interceptions, one forced fumble and one sack.Īt Wisconsin’s Pro Day, the safety measured in at 6-foot-2, 203 pounds. Nelson is seen as a late-round or undrafted free agent prospect heading into the draft by most.

GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS by Scott Nelson

On Wednesday, we learned that the Dolphins met with Wisconsin safety Scott Nelson on Zoom, according to Pro Football Network’s Aaron Wilson. The 2022 NFL draft begins Thursday night, and all 32 teams hope to make selections that will change the trajectory of their franchise toward winning a Super Bowl.Īt this point, we’re still finding out about meetings that draft hopefuls are having with teams, despite the event being so close.







GRINGOS AND FLAMINGOS  by Scott  Nelson