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Kindness in words...
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It's a pass first league and the safety position has become substantially more important to the defense than it was in the past. And it's a hard position to fill. You've got to have guys stout enough to play 265 lbs. tight ends and fast enough to cover wideouts and fast running backs. At this point, to get an NFL starting level safety, you've got to go earlier rather than later in the draft. And while I really like Kendrick Lewis and his ball skills, I don't know if he's ever going to be healthy at this point. The shoulder is perpetually tweaked and it's kept him off the field the past two seasons. They need a new guy at free safety and between the three guys - Thomas, McDonald and Rambo, they can get a top flight prospect with that third round pick. That has to be a better option than some guy who is going to end up holding a clipboard the majority of his career. Quote:
That's why, IMO, you take a late round flyer on a guy who has the potential versus starter level material. A guy like Sorensen (who I have above) or Duke's Sean Renfree, who both have the size, arm and poise for the next level, but will need repetitions in an NFL practice setting to become acclimated to the speed. I think that they should make an effort to pick up Jason Campbell, who's the best of the free agent QB's in 2013 and is markedly better than either Cassel or Quinn, and snag either Renfree or Sorensen in the 5/6 range. Geno Smith Jason Campbell Brad Sorensen is a pretty nice QB situation in 2013 after having to endure Cassel and Quinn in 2012. |
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