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bigschmadt00
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | Bigs, I will say if you wanted to stay in the Parcells tree even after Crennel was selected, you could have gone outside-of-the-box and picked Nick Saban, Kirby Smart, or even Pepper Johnson. But instead you sold out and crossed over! Next time play in your own sandbox! LOL
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You can just say "glad we agree" and move on yah know?
I did think of those guys, but felt it was a cop out to select Saban to be my DC, as there's not a chance he's ever anything but a HC again at this point (short of some misconduct), and I put a precedence on a proven commodity more then one particular scheme.
I know you're mostly picking, but until we vote, I've gots to defend my choices. Maybe we can split screen this one the fair and balance way.
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DT58_lives_on
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If we were spreading out to more coaches, I'd snag Winston Moss to coach my LBs and Kevin Greene to coach my D-line and moonlight in the WWE. As far as secondary, I'd add another Woodson...as in Rod Woodson.
I'd snag Kimble Anders to coach my RBs and offer Jerry Rice the position of WR coach.
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Mikek163
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| Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 5:09 pm Post subject: |
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| DT58_lives_on wrote: | If we were spreading out to more coaches, I'd snag Winston Moss to coach my LBs and Kevin Greene to coach my D-line and moonlight in the WWE. As far as secondary, I'd add another Woodson...as in Rod Woodson.
I'd snag Kimble Anders to coach my RBs and offer Jerry Rice the position of WR coach. |
Jerry who?
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nicfre2011
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| Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 9:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Let's close this thing out strong so we can get to Phase II!!! |
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nicfre2011
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| Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 9:58 pm Post subject: |
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By the way, I looked back through this thread and came up with the following posters that indicated they would be interested in continuing the draft to fill 53 man rosters :
DT58_live_on
bigschmadt00
nicfre2011
OILCHIEFS
samsel23
This continuation would obviously not count towards any voting or Madden sims which would be based on the first 32 rounds. |
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nicfre2011
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| Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 10:31 pm Post subject: |
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| ksj, excellent value with your last pick in Tate! |
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bigschmadt00
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Yep, Tate is a great underrated pick. I was considering pairing him up with Foster, but wanted more of a complimentary player as a change of pace type in David Wilson.
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kingseanjohn
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | | ksj, excellent value with your last pick in Tate! |
Thanks. There's two other guys I was debating between as well. I won't say who yet incase someone is planning on taking them.
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samsel23
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Any predictions on Mr. Irrelevant???
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Bigs, solid pick in Walker. He is what I call a utility player - someone who can fill multiple roles but makes his biggest impact as a blocker.
I have someone in mind that I am very, very shocked you didn't pick with your last pick.
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nicfre2011
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Anthony Fasano - very underrated all-purpose tight end. I am shocked with all of the tight ends, fullbacks, and h-backs selected that Fasano was still available.
I couldn't have said it any better :
| Quote: | What he consistently does well are the things that don’t often show up on first glance. It’s being able to go head-to-head with an excellent defensive end like Ray Edwards and block him out of a play like he did in week two. Or taking on Marcus Stroud one-on-one and putting him in his place in a manner that belies the size difference. His play against larger defensive linemen is such that is should come as no surprise that he rarely struggles when matched up with linebackers and defensive backs. It’s this that makes Fasano such a superstar.
Entering year six, he’s unlikely to break out and be the next big thing at the tight end spot when it comes to receiving, but he’s more than capable there as evidenced by an ability to pick up consistent yardage and find the end zone. The real shame, as we often write, is that tight ends don’t usually get the praise they are due when they excel at blocking.
In a game where top tight ends spend just as much time blocking as running routes, it’s a hugely important role. So, while there are no official stats for it, players like Anthony Fasano will continue to excel at their jobs and nobody may know it.
http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/04/05/secret-superstar-anthony-fasano-miami-dolphins/ |
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HiccupGuy
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| Eric Decker is a better pick, Nic. |
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nicfre2011
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| HiccupGuy wrote: | | Eric Decker is a better pick, Nic. |
Not when you already have Larry Fitzgerald, Stevie Johnson, Denarius Moore, Stephen Hill, and Jared Cook.
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HiccupGuy
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | | HiccupGuy wrote: | | Eric Decker is a better pick, Nic. |
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Why are you showing a picture of Oprah [REMOVED BY MODERATOR]? |
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nicfre2011
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| Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2012 3:06 pm Post subject: |
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| HiccupGuy wrote: | | nicfre2011 wrote: | | HiccupGuy wrote: | | Eric Decker is a better pick, Nic. |
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Why are you showing a picture of Oprah [REMOVED BY MODERATOR]? |
LOL it was better than the eye rolling emoticon!
I added this comment to further explain...
| Quote: | | Not when you already have Larry Fitzgerald, Stevie Johnson, Denarius Moore, Stephen Hill, and Jared Cook. |
Sucka.
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