If they mention this on 810 tomorrow afternoon. It will turn to golf in less than 3 minutes.
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2) Jaguars - Jordan I like it and it's happening. |
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Whoever said it was right, this year is going to be 09 minus Stafford.
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Also, I don't get the Ansah love. If we were at 12 or 15? Sure. Much too raw to go that early.
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We need to come out of this thing with one of the Georgia defensive guys.
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So 4 days before the draft, we will be told who we are taking?
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Or Ray Horto..............****:cuss: |
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Today, I think many people would take him 1st overall if there was no Stafford in 2009. |
We already reached on Dontari Poe at #11 to fill NT.
Let's not do that headache again at #1 overall to fill our need at backup OLB. Dion Jordan wouldn't be a top 10 pick last year. He's not worth it. And if you're going to draft on potential at 1.1 due to the nature of that draft class, you should pick the most valuable position in the game of football. QB. |
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Fact is, this is a strong draft for offensive tackles which is a keystone player in the NFL. This happens to be an extremely deep draft for defensive line too. |
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Perfect if you're the Patriots or Niners and drafting at the back ends with a billion middle round picks. ****ing shitty if you're in the top 10. 2009 wasn't even a deep class. At least this one is loaded with good value later on. |
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Seems more Maybin to me. |
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Why do you have to bring up bad things? |
Dunta Robinson says he could play FS if they ask him too.
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=WEyPO...%3DWEyPOza_FHw Lol Teicher posted in a article two weeks ago saying Dunta wont be playing safety.. |
My four in order. It won't be popular, but that is OK by me.
1. Geno Smith. I don't care what draft picks have already been given up for Alex Smith, Geno is my pick. 2. If it is not going to be Geno, then I am going to give Alex Smith the player I believe will be the best playmaker on either side of the ball out of this draft. Tavon Austin. Don't care if he is a reach. Don't care if he is on the small side of things. 3. DeMarcus Milliner. Even though we have added some secondary help in the FA market, this guy could be one of the top playmakers available on the defensive side of things. 4. Cordarrelle Patterson. Similar to why I would take Austin. Potential game changer on the offensive side. |
It's a deep LT class with some guys that very deservedly will go early. But, you can say there are guys as good as any of the three tackles in this class, that go in every years draft.
Fisher has alot of upside same with Lane Johnson. But are they generational guys like Von Miller or AJ Green? |
Patterson is extremely raw, but I get it. I said it in another thread, but I really wish there was a damn WR up there that we could take.
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Full of oline and dline. Perfect reason to take a chance on Geno let him develop and play in 2 years.
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That's the thing about boom or bust players. They're either Clay Matthews or Aaron Maybin. But when you hit on those players, wow. Let's see if Dorsey can find that guy. Would be gutsy to take Ansah though. I'll say that much. |
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Joeckel... eh. Not so much. I have no clue why people like Joeckel more than Fisher. Yeah, Central Michigan isn't aTm, but just look at highlight and game footage of each guy. Fisher's one of the only LTs I've seen that looks flashy. He's mean, tough, insanely intelligent, and was a ****ing brick wall to any defender who faced him (Central Michigan DID play some tough opponents this year like Michigan State, too). You watch Joeckel and you think he could be good, but he does a LOT of back pedaling. With good footwork, yes, but that's his main tool in protection. He basically just makes the path to the QB longer for the rusher. He will face some wicked **** pass rushers in the NFL, and they will abuse him hard if he thinks that same shit will work like it did in college. I don't care if it was the SEC. The jump from even the SEC to the pros is HUGE. Either you become more versatile (which he's capable of doing, but hasn't shown it to the degree that Fisher has) or you get ****ed. |
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Fisher is better than Kalil IMO. Idk. Maybe I just love watching players who are confident BAMF's like him dominate fools on the field. |
If we are gonna draft a tackle I hope its Fisher..
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And for all the flash he gets for being a good pass rusher, he's a bit overrated IMO. |
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Not quite. |
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Ok he was 26th excuse me all to hell. So i was 6 spots off
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Has Geno arrived in KC yet..
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I could live with Tavon Austin at #1. We need apunt returner that can take it to the house anyway.
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I would shit if we took Austin number 1. Would much rather roll the dice on Geno
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Look, here are the first round QBs since 2000: Pennington Vick Carr Harrington Ramsey Palmer Leftwich Boller Grossman Manning Rivers Roethlisberger Losman A. Smith Rodgers Campbell Young Leinart Cutler Russell Quinn Ryan Flacco Stafford Sanchez Freeman Bradford Tebow Newton Locker Gabbert Ponder Luck Griffin Tannehill Weeden That's a whole lot of 'not so much', and a lot less 'nailed it!'. Should they take G. Smith if they are convinced he's the real deal? Absolutely. But, if they're not sure, that's a different story. Wasting a pick is wasting a pick, regardless of the position taken. |
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Personally my goal is to win a SB, but if drafting a 1st round QB is all you care about more power to you. |
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The 1st round is the best place to get a talented QB, which is a good starting point. Because this year might not be the year etc etc, doesn't make that any less true. It just happened to not work out. |
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Frankly, I dont' give a damn about trying. Just get it right.
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Meh, you're more likely to win SB's with a talented QB. Wherever that may be.
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Wait, we're zeroed in on Joeckel?
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We very well may have zeroed in on Joeckel. Ill be the never say never guy. I still like the fact that McNabb was taken number 2 in a draft where he was rated, if im not mistaken, the worst of the top QBs taken. Ill keep my slimmer of hope alive. I wont be irate if we dont Geno though. Ill trust this regime
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And infinitely more mature. |
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Three time first team All-American at three different line positions and won the Outland Trophy at Left Tackle his junior year. He's the best offensive lineman in this draft. Big, very smart and plays as nasty and mean as I've ever seen a offensive lineman play. I have no idea why he's not getting the same press as guys like Joeckel, Fisher and Johnson (who wouldn't be the OU lineman people would be talking about as a first rounder if Don Stephenson stayed in school and came out this year). |
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I want Fisher, but eh Joeckel is good too. |
I like how the Chiefs have been opening shopping Albert for a month now but people here still don't think they plan on drafting a LT. Come on now.
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