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| SUG wrote: | | tonkavikes27 wrote: | I would want Minnesota to trade for the pick to get Clausen. To me this kid is a can't miss prospect and I feel he will be a top 5 quarterback in this league in a very short amount of time. I know that most Vikings fans would disagree with me, but thats why its my opinion not theres  |
Yeah while everyone is bussy talking about D. Bryant ....
I've been saying there is chance that Clausen could be there @ # 12.
I can easilly see S.F. swaping either of ther 2 first rnd pks with MIA to get Clausen.
So it's not just ALL about Bryant.
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The ONLY way I could see the Dolphins suckering the Niners into swapping 1st rounders amongst other picks to move up one spot for Clausen is if the Niners absolutely fall in love with Clausen(in which case I think they're more than likely to trade up higher than 12 to get him) and the Dolphins hold them hostage with a Haloti Ngata/Kamerion Wimbley type situation with the Ravens and Browns a few years ago. |
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:49 am Post subject: |
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Lol, tru dat holmes!  | JaguarCrazy2832 wrote: | | Not surprising. About 27 teams out of 32 always look to trade down |
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nicfre2006
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I could see the Miami Dolphins trade back with a team like the Seattle Seahawks if they move up to select C.J. Spiller, especially if they select Trent Williams at #6 for example. If Spiller is still on the board at #12, I can see the Seahawks looking to leapfrog San Francisco to grab Spiller. In this scenario I have the Kansas City Chiefs trading down with the Buffalo Bills so the Bills can select Jimmy Clausen at #5 and the Chiefs take Dan Williams at #9 - so with Dan Williams off of the board, I can see the Dolphins looking to trade back a couple of spots, get some additional draft picks, and still have a shot at someone like Sergio Kindle or Jerry Hughes. Here is a hypothetical trade scenario :
| Quote: | | The Kansas City Chiefs trade their 2010 first round pick (#5) to the Buffalo Bills in exchange for their 2010 first round pick (#9), their 2010 third round pick (#72), and a 2011 fourth round pick. |
| Quote: | | The Seattle Seahawks trade their 2010 first round pick (#14) and their 2010 fourth round pick (#104) to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for their 2010 first round pick (#12). |
In this first round scenario (up to pick #12)
| Quote: | First Round
Pick #1 (3000) St. Louis Rams : Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma (Junior)
Pick #2 (2600) Detroit Lions : Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
Pick #3 (2200) Tampa Bay Buccaneers : Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma (Junior)
Pick #4 (1800) Washington Redskins : Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
Pick #5 (1700) Buffalo Bills (from Kansas City Chiefs) : Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame (Junior)
Pick #6 (1600) Seattle Seahawks : Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
Pick #7 (1500) Cleveland Browns : Eric Berry, S/CB, Tennessee (Junior)
Pick #8 (1400) Oakland Raiders : Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland (Junior)
Pick #9 (1350) Kansas City Chiefs (from Buffalo Bills) : Dan Williams, DT, Tennessee
Pick #10 (1300) Jacksonville Jaguars : Joe Haden, CB, Florida (Junior)
Pick #11 (1250) Denver Broncos (from Chicago Bears) : Rolando McClain, LB, Alabama (Junior)
Pick #12 (1200) Seattle Seahawks (from Miami Dolphins) : C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson |
I think the Seattle - Miami trade could work with or without the Kansas City trade down.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 12:24 pm Post subject: |
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| JammerHammer21 wrote: | | I can see the Falcons moving up for Morgan. |
Definitely agree there. If Jacksonville passes on Morgan, I think Atlanta can move up to 12 and nab him. Whoever wants Morgan has to jump ahead of the Giants, because if Morgan gets past JAX, he won't get past the Giants at 15. |
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hbl1318
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 12:30 pm Post subject: |
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| For the Dolphins to get out of #12, I think someone will most likely be trading up for Earl Thomas or Derrick Morgan. For Thomas, I could see CIN, HOU, or maybe even GB trading up. Most likely trade up for Thomas, I think, would be the Bengals. If he is there at #20 right before CIN picks, the Texans will take him. Don't count out the Eagles either. If Morgan falls, I think most likely to trade up would be TEN, ATL, or NE. The Pats have a lot of 2nd-round picks. Only other player that could be a trade-up option for would be McClain, but I think earliest he is gone is #10 to JAX, latest is #11 to DEN |
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hbl1318
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| nicfre2006 wrote: | I could see the Miami Dolphins trade back with a team like the Seattle Seahawks if they move up to select C.J. Spiller, especially if they select Trent Williams at #6 for example. If Spiller is still on the board at #12, I can see the Seahawks looking to leapfrog San Francisco to grab Spiller. In this scenario I have the Kansas City Chiefs trading down with the Buffalo Bills so the Bills can select Jimmy Clausen at #5 and the Chiefs take Dan Williams at #9 - so with Dan Williams off of the board, I can see the Dolphins looking to trade back a couple of spots, get some additional draft picks, and still have a shot at someone like Sergio Kindle or Jerry Hughes. Here is a hypothetical trade scenario :
| Quote: | | The Kansas City Chiefs trade their 2010 first round pick (#5) to the Buffalo Bills in exchange for their 2010 first round pick (#9), their 2010 third round pick (#72), and a 2011 fourth round pick. |
| Quote: | | The Seattle Seahawks trade their 2010 first round pick (#14) and their 2010 fourth round pick (#104) to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for their 2010 first round pick (#12). |
In this first round scenario (up to pick #12
| Quote: | First Round
Pick #1 (3000) St. Louis Rams : Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma (Junior)
Pick #2 (2600) Detroit Lions : Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
Pick #3 (2200) Tampa Bay Buccaneers : Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma (Junior)
Pick #4 (1800) Washington Redskins : Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
Pick #5 (1700) Buffalo Bills (from Kansas City Chiefs) : Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame (Junior)
Pick #6 (1600) Seattle Seahawks : Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
Pick #7 (1500) Cleveland Browns : Eric Berry, S/CB, Tennessee (Junior)
Pick #8 (1400) Oakland Raiders : Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland (Junior)
Pick #9 (1350) Kansas City Chiefs (from Buffalo Bills) : Dan Williams, DT, Tennessee
Pick #10 (1300) Jacksonville Jaguars : Joe Haden, CB, Florida (Junior)
Pick #11 (1250) Denver Broncos (from Chicago Bears) : Rolando McClain, LB, Alabama (Junior)
Pick #12 (1200) Seattle Seahawks (from Miami Dolphins) : C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson |
I think the Seattle - Miami trade could work with or without the Kansas City trade down. |
I think Williams is a good pick for KC and #5 is too high to take him, but I think BUF doesn't have to trade up. I don't see CLE or OAK taking Clausen. SEA doesn't have to trade up 2 spots for CJ Spiller either. SF won't take him at #13. If Haden is there at #13, he's the pick. If SF goes OT at #13, they'll look at Kyle Wilson or Earl Thomas at #17. |
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 1:32 pm Post subject: |
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| patman wrote: | | SUG wrote: | | tonkavikes27 wrote: | | I would want Minnesota to trade for the pick to get Clausen. To me this kid is a can't miss prospect and I feel he will be a top 5 quarterback in this league in a very short amount of time. I know that most Vikings fans would disagree with me, but thats why its my opinion not theres |
Yeah while everyone is bussy talking about D. Bryant ....
I've been saying there is chance that Clausen could be there @ # 12.
I can easilly see S.F. swaping either of ther 2 first rnd pks with MIA to get Clausen.
So it's not just ALL about Bryant.
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Yeah but SF knows no one else is in position to make the move for Clasuen (if he was wanted there) |
All due respect I dissagree...
Cause even if I'm wrong about S.F. & I look down the list/draft order, I count at least 4 teams that
could easily trade up for Clausen.
check it out
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| hbl1318 wrote: | | JammerHammer21 wrote: | | I can see the Falcons moving up for Morgan. |
Definitely agree there. If Jacksonville passes on Morgan, I think Atlanta can move up to 12 and nab him. Whoever wants Morgan has to jump ahead of the Giants, because if Morgan gets past JAX, he won't get past the Giants at 15. |
Or Atlanta could trade up with Jacksonville 
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i would love life if they got #27 and MB3 for there 12th
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You are all wrong. hahahah jk. well not really.
Has no one seen the scrutiny that Dez is going through? If Crabtree fell to 10, then Dez should slip to 15-20. He didnt put up the crazy numbers that Crabtree did and he also had a bad workout. There is no way a player who hasnt played in a year can go top 12 after what happened with Mike Williams.
The most likely scenario is someone trading up for Morgan, Haden, or or JPP.
And the most likely scenario of all is that Miami is simply trying to see how much someone is willing to give to move up, even if they truely dont want to trade down. If you start early with the rumors the tensions will only rise and they can cause someone a lot more than the real value.
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I can see this happening, Miami has a lot of needs and BP is big on draft picks, so if he can trade down and grab 1-2 more picks, I see him doing it. I really dont think Miami will take Bryant even if he is there at 12. BP is not big on taking WR's early they are too risky. Miami will take a DE or DT if they stay at 12, If one of the two top S are there they may pull the trigger and take one of them. As so many people said before alot of teams will be looking to trade down if their player falls to the 12th spot, so I see Miami trading out of this spot.
New England, Bengals,Cowboys, Steelers (though think Steelers want a LB)- might trade up to grab Dez Bryant .
Vikings, Seahawks, 49ers- Clausen
Falcons, Texans- Joe Hadden.
The list can go on and on. The only three people I hope Miami takes if they fall to 12 are, Eric Berry, E. Thomas, or Dan Williams (and I wouldnt be against trading out even if Williams is there).
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| jets trade up and take earl thomas . lol for 1 and 2 |
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| If they were to be considering trading down theyh should trade the #12 to Denver for WR Brandon Marshall, their 2nd round pick and maybe swap picks or add a conditional in their. |
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Ro - Lan - Do, Ro - Lan - Do, Ro - Lan - Do!!!
I would really love for the Steelers to trade up for Rolando McClain.
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| SUG wrote: | | tonkavikes27 wrote: | | I would want Minnesota to trade for the pick to get Clausen. To me this kid is a can't miss prospect and I feel he will be a top 5 quarterback in this league in a very short amount of time. I know that most Vikings fans would disagree with me, but thats why its my opinion not theres |
Yeah while everyone is bussy talking about D. Bryant ....
I've been saying there is chance that Clausen could be there @ # 12.
I can easilly see S.F. swaping either of ther 2 first rnd pks with MIA to get Clausen.
So it's not just ALL about Bryant.
sug |
Please tell me you are joking?
Um well the 49ers pick after duh Dolphins who have Henne, so yeah not going to happen! Only way we trade up is for Berry/Okung, maybe Trent Williams/Bulaga.
Not for Jimmy Clausen
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