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TheOsprey
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| candyman93 wrote: | | Who is Sheldon Price? I can't say if it's a good or bad pick. |
Tremendous cover corner from UCLA. He's big 6'2" and very athletic. He's the second best CB in the Pac-12 next to Poyer. |
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TheOsprey
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| Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:24 pm Post subject: |
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| I just did an update and pretty much re-did 60% of it. The order has drastically changed as well. |
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INbengalfan
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Love the first five rounds for the bengals.
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james.mcmurry13
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Nice job for Carolina this time. Only pick I might change would be Tavon Austin, but he'd be a good value at that spot so I can't really complain. A safety might be considered at that spot, or its possible that Poyer could make the move to FS considering Josh Norman's uptick in play the past few weeks.
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KeithVikings28
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This is so.....Awesome! Great picks for the Vikings great job dude. You must be watching the games because you hit all the needs. I can think of a few things I would change but that's mainly dependent on who they resign. If they don't resign Jerome Simpson and sign Glenn Dorsey, I say we draft Da'rick Rogers in the 4th, his talent would be hard to pass up. but overall I am very happy, best draft for the Vikings draft I have yet to see.
If we dont' resign WR Jerome Simpson and sign DT Glenn Dorsey
1st- WR Keenan Allen CAL- It is really hard to pick from Allen or Hunter so either one I am happy with.
2nd MLB Michael Mauti PSU
3rd- SS Zeke Motta UND
4th- WR Da'rick Rogers TTU
4th- CB Demontre Hurst OU
5th- OLB Gerald Hodges PSU
6th- QB Colby Cameron LT
6th- OG Josh Jenkins WVU |
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dcm226
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Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama
Robert Lester, S, Alabama
Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M
Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers
Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
Stephan Taylor, RB, Stanford
Graham Pocic, C, Illinois
Dalton Freeman, C, Clemson
This would be so much better for the bengals |
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TheOsprey
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| Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 8:04 pm Post subject: |
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| dcm226 wrote: | Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama
Robert Lester, S, Alabama
Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M
Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers
Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
Stephan Taylor, RB, Stanford
Graham Pocic, C, Illinois
Dalton Freeman, C, Clemson
This would be so much better for the bengals |
Ummmm...... No. I live just outside Cincinnati and see all the Bengals games. Rey Maualuga is a very bad MLB. He needs to be replaced immediately. Manti Teo' is probably the most dynamic MLB I've seen in at least 5 years. He immediately upgrades the defense. I gave you Lester. The Bengals CB's have been atrocious! You still don't know what you have in Kirkpatrick and a very underrated prospect like McFadden strengthens the secondary. He would be a starting Nickleback, at worst. In the first 3 picks of the draft, you upgrade the weakest areas of the team. |
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Nobody
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Still not a fan. NT is far from a first round need, the same with OT in the third. I like the Long pick.
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Bo_Spice
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Absolutely terrible for the Raiders. Alex Okafor is a reach at pick seven, we have a ton of holes to fill with later round picks so why would we waste a pick on two developmental quarterbacks with Pryor already on the roster?
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ColumbusCrewzer
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Walter Stewart retired from football so I don't think he will be getting drafted.
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Wr80
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| My - got so hard when I saw Jarvis Jones woooo boy would I love me some JJ. I doubt we take a WR in the 4th unless talent is blowing the mind of Fisher. Wouldn't mind taking a chance at some deep talent though. |
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TheOsprey
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| Nobody wrote: | | Still not a fan. NT is far from a first round need, the same with OT in the third. I like the Long pick. |
Indy ranks #22 in run defense. |
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TheOsprey
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| Bo_Spice wrote: | | Absolutely terrible for the Raiders. Alex Okafor is a reach at pick seven, we have a ton of holes to fill with later round picks so why would we waste a pick on two developmental quarterbacks with Pryor already on the roster? |
Okafor is one of the best pass rushers in this draft and Oakland needs DE's and DT's. Carson Palmer sucks and you don't have a young QB on your roster. Pryor will never be a functional starting QB, you might as well try him at WR, where he has a chance to succeed. Klein is the same way. You would take him to be a weapon for the passing game. I see him as an H-Back in the NFL. Just because they played QB in college, doesn't mean they'll play QB in the NFL. Pryor and Klein will need to switch positions, just like Dennard Robinson will. Landry Jones actually has a chance to be a good NFL QB with the right coaching. |
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TheOsprey
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| ColumbusCrewzer wrote: | | Walter Stewart retired from football so I don't think he will be getting drafted. |
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I didn't hear this. It's a shame, I think he had a shot to make an NFL team and contribute.  |
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TheOsprey
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 12:46 am Post subject: |
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| Wr80 wrote: | | My - got so hard when I saw Jarvis Jones woooo boy would I love me some JJ. I doubt we take a WR in the 4th unless talent is blowing the mind of Fisher. Wouldn't mind taking a chance at some deep talent though. |
I a Seahawks fan, I HATED projecting Jarvis Jones to you guys, but it made sense. Trust me, Quinton Patton is a big time WR. This kid is gonna be the offensive steal of the draft. I hated projecting him to you guys, as well. |
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